short stop is dirctly behind the keeper, but a bit further back is long stop also toward the batsmens legs is fine leg and deep fine leg (closer to the boundary) and on the off side you have deep gully and third man (which is closer to the rope)
No he should stand behind the stumps.
In cricket the term 'third man' refers to a fielding position. Third man fields behind the wicketkeeper on the off-side.
Wicketkeeper.
The main Australian wicketkeeper is Brad Haddin. The back-up 'keeper is Tim Paine.
In 2011, the wicketkeeper for the West Indies cricket team was Carlton Baugh. He played as the primary wicketkeeper during that period, including the ICC Cricket World Cup held in India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. Baugh was known for his skills behind the stumps as well as his batting ability.
A person directly behind the stumps (wicket is fairly ambiguous in cricket use) is normally defined as a wicketkeeper, even if they are not wearing any of the equipment or acting in the usual manner of one.
Adam Gilchrist
Yes
The defensive player that guards the stumps in cricket is called the wicketkeeper. Positioned behind the stumps, the wicketkeeper's primary role is to catch the ball when the bowler delivers it, prevent runs from byes, and execute stumpings. They also play a crucial role in supporting the bowler by providing tactical advice and maintaining pressure on the batting side.
Matt Prior
11 players from one team on the playing field at any one time. 1 Bowler, 1 wicketkeeper and the others are 'fielders' however you can include the wicketkeeper as a fielding position therefore there are 10 fielders and 1 bowler at a time
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