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A wicket stick is commonly referred to as a "stump" in cricket. It consists of three vertical posts, called stumps, and two horizontal pieces, known as bails, which sit on top of the stumps. The stumps are used to form the wicket, which is a target for bowlers and a means of dismissing batters.
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What rhymes with stick it?
cricket, wicket
While taking run ihad hit the stick if it is out or not out in cricket?
If you hit the wicket and a bail comes off, you're out--"Hit wicket".
What is called a 5 wicket haul in cricket?
A single bowler taking 5 wickets in an innings is called "a 5 wicket haul"
What are wicket keepers glove called?
Reina
What is a leg ball wicket?
when a ball hits batsman's leg under the knee it is called as leg ball wicket
What is an extended period at the wicket by two batsmen in cricket?
The extended period at the wicket by two batsmen in cricket is called a stand.
Is backstump a cricket position?
No,it is called Wicket-keeper
What is a wicket in a castle?
A castle would often have a large, heavily fortified gate. A smaller gate, sometimes with a grille, let into this large gate, was called a wicket.
What is maiden wicket?
A maiden wicket is a term used when a bowler bowls his full quota of 6 balls in the over and does not concede any run and also manages to take a wicket. If the over does not concede any runs it is called a maiden over.
What do you call an over in which the takes a wicket but the batters do not score runs?
maiden wicket or wicket maiden
What is a wicket worth in cricket?
about 1000 per wicket
What is a stable-wicket?
a stable wicket is a small door or gate.
