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What is a series of 6 balls bowled consecutively to the batsman in cricket?
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∙ 14y ago
6 balls constitutes an "over". The length of a game in limited overs cricket is dependent on how many overs are being played - 20, 50 etc. Unlimited is dependent on time.
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