There is no predetermined "exact size" for a cricket ground, with many grounds throughout the world characterised by either their short or long boundaries. However, most domestic and international cricket fields would have boundaries between 60 and 80 metres from the batting crease.
A full size cricket pitch is 22yds (66ft) from stump to stump and is 8'8" wide.
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Same as normal ODI and test cricket...
The pitch is 22 yards
Officially football ground should be about 100 to 110 meters in length and about 64 to 75 meter wide. And the radius of cricket ground should be minimum 130 meters from boundary to boundary squares the pitch. So, cricket ground is much bigger.
100 mts x 60 mts Oval in size .
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There is no 'official' size. This is one of the beauties of cricket, all the grounds are different. The playing pitch (wicket) is 22 yards long, but the outfield varies. If you watch on TV you can see that various wickets are prepared so that where the grass is worn from one game, it does not impact on another which is played on a different wicket which runs parallel. The ground at Tunbridge Wells in Kent even has a tree near the boundary.
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The size of a cricket pitch is 22 yards......
The full size cricket bats are 4.3 inches wide. Bats are not allowed to be any wider. The smaller sized bats meant for children are thinner and shorter.