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"Jazz hat cricket" is a colloquial term used in the context of cricket, particularly in the UK, to describe a style of play that is flamboyant, entertaining, and often unorthodox. It emphasizes creativity and flair, drawing a parallel to the improvisational nature of Jazz Music. The phrase can also imply a more relaxed or informal approach to the game, as opposed to strict traditional methods.

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