1:30 hrs for each innings and 15 min for breaktime
Statistics till December, 15, 2012: In Test- 16 times out of 177 innings played and 14 times in ODI out of 231 innings played.
There are typically five ways a cricket innings can end.All out - If a team on strike loses ten of its eleven batsmen (usually due to them being dismissed or "bowled out," but injuries can also stop batsmen), preventing it from presenting a proper batting partnership on the cricket pitch, the team is declared "all out" and its innings is ended.Limited overs - In a one-innings cricket match, there will be a declared limit to the number of overs each team can bowl. Once that limit has been reached, the innings is closed.Won by wickets - If a team is last to bat, their goal is to "chase" runs and overtake the other team's total. Like in baseball, the moment they have overtaken the other team's total, the innings and match is ended, and the chasing team is declared to have won the match by however many wickets they still possess.Declaration - In First Class and Test cricket, time becomes an important consideration. If a team's captain feels that they have established a lead they can fully defend against the other team, he will "declare" his team's innings closed and give his team more time to bowl the other team out and conclude the match.Draw - This is what happens when time runs out in a First Class or Test match. If the end of the final day is reached without the match coming to a conclusion, then the innings and match are ended there and the match is declared a draw, with neither team given a win.
Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees with 34 2/3 scoreless playoff innings between 1998-2000.
India just matched the record scoring 18 sixes against New Zealand today (8 march 2009) This is the first time 18 sixes have been scored against a test side in a one day innings.
1) 1.82 - Ed Walsh - 598 earned runs in 2964 1/3 innings between 1904-1917. 2) 1.89 - Addie Joss - 488 earned runs in 2327 innings between 1902-1910. 3) 2.02 - Jack Pfiester - 240 earned runs in 1067 1/3 innings between 1903-1911. 4) 2.03 - Joe Wood - 324 earned runs in 1436 1/3 innings between 1908-1920. 5) 2.05 - Jim Devlin - 320 earned runs in 1405 innings between 1875-1877. The current (through games of 4/22/09) pitcher with the lowest ERA with 1000+ innings pitched is Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees with 2.27 - 260 earned runs in 1030 2/3 innings pitched.
At Once in one Innings - Matthew Hayden 380 At Once in one Game - Donald Bradman 524 All Time - Ricky Ponting - 11,045
Except in rare occasions when a time limit is agreed to, baseball is not determined by a time clock like basketball, football, soccer, etc., but on number of "innings", generally nine innings, but an official game must be at least seven innings (or 61/2 innings if the home team is ahead).
If a game is tied at the end of regulation innings (9 innings in the MLB), the game will continue for as many innings as necessary until there is a winner. However, local leagues may set maximum innings or time limits.
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A regular baseball game has 9 innings. If the score is tied after 9 innings, extra innings are played until until the game is resolved. The longest running game in professional baseball history lasted 33 innings with 8 hours and 25 minutes of playing time. It was between the Pawtucket Red Sox and Rochester Red Wings from the Triple-A International League in 1981.
9 innings in a regulation baseball game. ---------- 9 innings in a professional...Major League and Minor League...game, and in most college games. High School and PONY League games are 7 innings, and Little League (12-and-under) play 6 innings.