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What are the rules in cricket?
As there are many rules, requirement and terms please see the Related Link for the MCCs Cricket laws of the game
What three popular sports in Australia?
Australian rules football, cricket and rugby league.
Are the rules of Indian cricket different to English cricket?
They are not different, all rules of Cricket are the same.
Why does cricket have rules?
Why does cricket have rules? All sports have rules. That's the nature of sports. They have rules, or they can't work.
What rules are there for Cricket?
The rules of the game are set by the Laws of Cricket.The Laws of Cricket were written and are still maintained by the Marylebone Cricket Club in London, England, with input these days from the Internatiobnal Cricket Council: the governing body of the sport. They are regarded as the standard by which all forms of Cricket should abide. Follow the provided link to the MCC to learn each of the Laws in detail, which regard all aspects of the game from dress code to behaviour to the flow of the game.
How many umpires are assigned to a regulation cricket game?
three
What are the rules of quick cricket?
The rules of Quick cricket are very simple. Do not let Daniel Hubery play, due to him being rather slow and simple. Also you are not allowed to rage quit or be anit-social. IT IS NOT COOL (ERIC)!!
What is a good captain of cricket?
Someone who knows all the rules, can play the game and is not up themselves.
How many rules are there in cricket?
there are lots of rules
Which sport has the most rules cricket or rugby?
Cricket
Modern game of cricket originated in?
Cricket's origin is obscure. Evidence suggests it was played in England in the 12th-13th cent., and it was popular there by the end of the 17th cent. By the mid-18th cent. the aristocracy had adopted the game. In 1744 the London Cricket Club produced what are recognizably the rules of modern cricket.
In which country is cricket the national sport?
Australia has no official national game. Cricket is Australia's "unofficial" national game. Although Rugby and Australian Rules football are popularly followed, no football code has achieved national dominance.
