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Glossary
All-rounder: a player skilled in both batting and bowling. Innings: Each turn of a side batting. Pitch: flat strip of ground found in the center of the cricket field, 22 yards long, on which the ball is bowled. Swing Bowler: a bowler whose principal aim is to move the ball in the air Seam Bowler: a bowler whose principal aim is to move the ball off the pitch strategically by landing it on the seam; also known as seamer. Slogger: a batman who hits the ball across the line generally in the air; that is, the bat does not come down in a straight swing Wicket: a set of three stumps and two bails positioned on each end of the pitch |
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