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What is the term used in cricket for the person who remains behind the wickets?
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∙ 14y ago
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.
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