The term "silly point" in cricket does not have a specific individual attributed to its discovery, as it is part of the game's traditional terminology. The position has existed since the early days of cricket, evolving as the game developed. "Silly point" refers to a close-in fielding position on the off side, typically occupied by a fielder to catch or stop balls that are played defensively. The name reflects the proximity of the fielder to the batsman, making it a challenging position to play.
The game Cricket uses the term Silly Point.
If you mean silly point in cricket, i know the answer. Its called silly point because the person who in point comes closer, so it is a bit silly. you might even get hit on the head.
Silly mid on, slips and third man are fielding positions in the sport of cricket.
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wicket - to - wicket is 22 yards so as both stand a little between them i guess they're 20-21 yards apart (approx 18m)
Mid Slip, Silly Mid slip and third man sound like cricket positions you may be confused as there is a mid on or mid wicket and a silly mid on or silly mid wicket but not a silly or mid slip.