When the phrase "running between the wickets" is mentioned, it refers to when the batsman on strike hits the ball and both batsmen set off for a run. In this case the wicket is set of stumps and bails, and both batsmen are running to the creases (which are slightly separated from the stumps) repetitively.
Its a good habit to develop your "running between the wickets" as taking quick singles can force the bowlers to shift from their plans to focussing on getting one batsmen out, and making them think about both players. It also allows the batsmen to make runs whilst boundaries may be harder to get due to a large amount of defensive fielders.
In cricket, the stumps are another name for the wickets. This is what a bowler bowls towards in an effort to get a batsman out. Fielders may also try to hit the wickets if batsmen are running between them in an effort to get the batsmen out.
The pitch.
22 yards
the running cost is between two prices
one stump
Between the wickets
That would be the cricket pitch.
pitch
Feb 28, 2011 Match # 12, Group A, Nagpur between Canada-Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe won WD Balaji Rao of Canada took 4 wickets Cremer and Price of Zimbabwe took each 3 wickets
362 wickets (Tests) 182 wickets (ODI)
He took 249 wickets in test and 142 wickets in ODI.
22 Yards Between the Wickets in Cricket