N3wera
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:46 PM |
i was watchin wit dad and (we from pakistan so big deal) he told me basics
so there's two teams
first there's a team up and let's say it's india so the other team throws ball to india and they hit it with bat. say they hit it with bat and the other team (who has players set up across the field) catches the ball before it bounces on ground
that's an out 10 outs = next team's turn
if you hit the ball and it hits the boundary = 4 pts if it goes OVER the boundary = 6 pts
and um you just get as many points as u can until 10 outs or certain amount of 'runs' which is like hitting it i think
and then other team's chance and they have to get more/same amount of points |
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:49 PM |
Their a few ways to get out 1. If you hit the ball but someone catches it 2. There is a stump behind you, if the ball hits it or your legs blocks the ball from hitting it then you are out. 3. When you hit the ball but it doesnt go for a 4 you can run to the other side (think or running to 1st base) for 1 point, you can run back then forth for 2 points, but if the fielding team hits the ball on the stump before you reach them the you are out. |
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Swagudelo
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:51 PM |
"first there's a team up and let's say it's india so the other team throws ball to india and they hit it with bat. say they hit it with bat and the other team (who has players set up across the field) catches the ball before it bounces on ground"
there's many other ways you can get out. if your wicket is hit in any way, you're out, whether you accidentally hit it with your own bat, the bowler hits it with the ball (that's his objective) or your wicket gets hit while you're running down the baseline after a hit
"if you hit the ball and it hits the boundary = 4 pts if it goes OVER the boundary = 6 pts"
if it bounces and goes over the boundary it's 4 points for it to be 6 points the ball can't touch the ground
"and um you just get as many points as u can until 10 outs or certain amount of 'runs' which is like hitting it i think"
the runs are overs and if you're playing 20/20, you have 50 overs. 1 over = 6 balls. so you have 300 balls and 10 batsmen to get as many points as you can.
"and then other team's chance and they have to get more/same amount of points"
same concept of baseball. each team either has one or two innings. |
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Swagudelo
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:54 PM |
"20/20 only 20 overs"
right, my bad
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:56 PM |
new try watching t20 cricket most cricket fans consider it inferior to 1 day cricket and test matches but it much shorter
but t20 matches dont happen that often besides the t20 world cup |
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123yonnd
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:59 PM |
Rune pretty much explained it, but ill go more into detail.
Bowling: There are several different types of bowlers. Kinda like different pitches in Baseball. There are spin bowlers who have less velocity, but have a spin on the ball to curve throughout the bowl. Up to a fast bowlers, who can reach speeds up to 80 mph at a consistent basis. When bowling, you have to have at least part of your foot behind the the bowling line.
Batting: There are left and right batsman, when swinging they can be anywhere in the pitch, but it does make it easier to be wicketed out if you take 2 steps up and miss on a bowl. There is also Leg Before wicket, which results in the batter being out when they block the wicket posts.
Countries that are good: Australia, New Zealand, India, South Africa, Sri Lanka
Players that you CANT miss watching: Brendon McCullum (New Zealand), de Villiers (South Africa) |
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:59 PM |
| So this is a different baseball? |
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| 24 Mar 2015 04:59 PM |
| sri lanka just got embarrassed by south africa though :( |
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123yonnd
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| 24 Mar 2015 05:00 PM |
Dark, once you get more into the rules it seems less and less similar.
Baseball is more to Rounders than it is to Cricket. |
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| 24 Mar 2015 05:02 PM |
"Dark, once you get more into the rules it seems less and less similar.
Baseball is more to Rounders than it is to Cricket."
Ok. Will never watch cricket but ok. |
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| 24 Mar 2015 05:24 PM |
@swaguledo GOD DAMMIT IM SORRY |
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Swagudelo
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| 24 Mar 2015 05:42 PM |
@advanced
i was just correcting you nbd
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N3wera
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eelee345
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| 06 Oct 2015 10:20 PM |
HEY THIS WAS BEFORE I GOT ON THE SF
DO NOT FEAR INNOCENT CITIZEN I AM HERE |
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