The combined width of the three stumps is 9 inches (230 mm). Each stump is a nominal 35mm.
A full size cricket pitch is 22yds (66ft) from stump to stump and is 8'8" wide.
It is called a cricket pitch not a rectangle. I am unsure from memory of length but its about 22ft long from stump to stump.
23cm
a under 13's cricket pitch is 20 yards from stump to stump
Yes there is.
32 inches
Cricket is a very popular sport that is played in a number of countries. The stump is part of the wicket. Generally speaking, a wicket has two stumps and one bail.
Taking stump is used in cricket when a person who is bowling is successful in making the batsman out.
22 yards
A ball,a bat and a stump.
Middle & Leg stumps.
The middle stump, as a concept in cricket, is not attributed to a specific inventor but rather evolved as part of the game's development. The modern cricket stump, including the middle stump, became standardized in the 18th century. The design and use of three stumps, including the middle one, have been formalized in the laws of cricket over time, reflecting the sport's history rather than the work of a single individual.