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How many stitches are on a cricket ball?
A cricket ball has six rows of prominent stitching, with typically 60-80 stitches in each row. The two piece ball is in general found to have better swing properties than the four piece ball. Barton concluded that the ball with a more pronounced seam than average (> 1mm) swung more.
What is the weight of cricket ball?
Standard cricket balls weigh between 5.5 and 5.7 ounces (155 and 163 grams).
Who was cricket player takes four wicket in four ball in world cup match?
Lasith Malinga was cricket player takes four wickets in four balls in world cup against south africa in 2007
How do you hit a cricket ball for six?
By hitting the ball over the boundary without the ball touching the ground before hand. If the ball touches the ground before the boundary but goes over it, it scores four.
In cricket when a ball is hit for four what is the line the ball crosses over called?
Its commonly called the "boundary rope" (even if the actual material is not made of rope!)
Is cricket a game played by scoring points against four walls?
no, its called "squash" or "racquetball" The ball is played off any wall and points are scored when your opponent can not return the ball.
Maximum fours in Test Cricket?
its brian Lara 1559 fours second is sachin 1551 fours To know more about facts about INDIAN CRICKET visit here http://questionforall.blogspot.com/2008/03/Indian-cricket-quiz.HTML
What is a two-piece golf ball?
A two piece golf ball has only two parts. The core and the outer cover. These balls tend to be firmer and have a lower spin rate than a three or four piece golf ball.
Who has hit the quickest four in cricket?
Atif murtaza hit the quickest four in cricket
What is the difference between hook and pull in cricket?
a Hook shot is higher than than a pull a hook is to loft the ball and a pull is to just pull the ball away for four hence the name pull.
What are four rare forms of getting out in cricket?
BowledCaughtLBWTimed (took to long getting onto the pitch)RetiredHandled the ballHit the ball twiceHit wicketObstructing the fieldRun outStumped
Why are cricket balls stitched?
Cricket balls have an outer cover made of four pieces of leather. In the old days, such coverings had to be stitched in order to keep them from falling apart while in use. The stitched seam continues to be on the cricket ball today because it has become an important aspect of bowling technique.
