How to play cricket?

Answer 1

I used my lawn mower to cut a half pitch on a flat surface really low. then u can keep on rolling it and watering it eventually it will become hard and the bounce predictable. To make a roller get a metal drum and fill it with cement. ( :

Answer 2

You can make a good cricket pitch by following the the following instructions: 1. Cut grass 2. Buy a wicket maker 3. Insert wicket maker onto cut grass 4. Have a beer and wait a couple of hours for the wicket maker to do its business 5. Cut grass 6. Invite England cricket team or some other team of a similar playing standard eg. Russia to the party to celebrate the opening of you brand new test standard wicket

Answer 3

Step 1

Gather people

Gather twenty-two players and two umpires on a 350-foot long, oval-shaped field with a 66-foot-long playing area, or pitch, in the middle, and divide the players into two teams.

Step 2

Gather equipment

Get the cricket ball, a cricket bat, wickets, stumps, and bails. Set the wickets up on either end of the pitch. Wickets comprise three vertical stumps and two horizontal bails.

Step 3

Set up the field

Set up play by sending the fielding team onto the pitch, to try to catch the ball and prevent runs from being scored. Choose one player on the fielding team to be the bowler. the bowler will take the ball and stand behind the wicket opposite the batter. Elect a wicket keeper to squat behind the wicket behind the batter.

Tip

The bowler and wicket keeper should wear protective gear to avoid injury.

Step 4

Set up the batters

Send two players of the batting team to bat -- a striker and a non-striker. The bowler runs and pitches the ball to the striker, who attempts to hit the ball. The non-striker will stand behind and wait to run. If the ball is hit, the two men run to the opposite end of the pitch.

Step 5

Know the outs

Know the ways of getting "out." The batter is out if a fielder catches the ball before it bounces, if the bowler hits a stump and knocks off a bail, if a fielder knocks a bail from a stump when the batters are going for a run, if the wicket keeper knocks a bail from a stump before the batter returns after hitting the ball, or if the ball hits the batter but the umpire thinks the ball would've hit the wicket had the batter not been in the way.

Step 6

Score runs

Score runs by hitting the ball if you're a batter. After a batter hits the ball, both batters run to the opposite end of the pitch. Batters can repeatedly score runs by running back and forth to the wickets until the opposing team gets them out.

Tip

If a batter hits the ball past the far boundary of the field, their team is automatically awarded six runs. If the ball hits the ground before it passes the boundary, the team receives four runs.

Step 7

Win

Win by scoring the most runs. An "inning" is complete when everyone on the batting team has batted. After each team plays one inning, the team with the most runs is the winner. If that happens to be your team, don't gloat. Cricket is a difficult but exciting sport -- cut the losing team a break.

Fact

Although the origin of cricket is unknown, it is believed to have originated as early at the 13th century and was played by country boys who bowled at a tree stump.

NAMIRA SHAHID

Answer 4

There are 3 layers laid below a perfect pitch,

A slab of concrete, overlaid with clay soil, mixed with littlle grass seeds in to it to make the pitch look soft & not too harder where the ball can also bouns a bit high.

Then after doing all these things & when the pitch is half dried, they compact the pitch by a small road-roller to make it flat & straight, then they keep the pitch to dry for around 4-5 days after the guys enter the field & start playing the game on it.

Answer 5

it all depends on if u are building your own. if so dig up a rectangle 2 by 1 meters wide and dig it 20cm deep. then fill it with 10cm gravel and the rest with sand and level it out. if u have a roller us it to compact it but if u do not u could just use a brick to compact it. wet it ever night so that it drys hard. compact it evey day for 3 days and keep wetting it.

Answer 6

There several steps to prepare cricket pitch. The main task entails marking the pitch with the correct boarder lines and setting up the various points among other things.

Answer 7

you can eat it raw or you can fry them with salt and pepper that's what i eat and it's delish