Cricket
"To me, Cricket is a simple game. Keep it simple and just go out and play"
- Shane Warne (Australian Cricket Legend)
- Shane Warne (Australian Cricket Legend)
The Game of Cricket
Cricket is a game of strategy between two teams. Each team bats and fields in turn – the batters try to score runs; the fielders try to stop them. The team with the most runs wins.
A run is scored when the striking batsman (the batsman that the bowler is bowling to) runs from one crease line to the other, after hitting the ball.
Cricket has been developed over the years and is now played formally in three formats;
Test: The elite form of the game played over five days for men and four days for women
One Day: Played over about six hours
Twenty20: Each team bats for 20 overs and is completed within three hours
Skill Basics (Batting)
Batting Basics
Footwork
Front Foot Shots
Back Foot Shots
Pull and Hook
Cut Shot
Skill Basics (Bowling)
Pace Bowling Basics 1
Pace Bowling Basics 2
Variable Pace Basics
Swing Bowling Basics 1
Swing Bowling Basics 2
Skill Basics (Spin)
Spin Principles
Finger (Off) Spin 1
Finger (Off) Spin 2
Wrist (Leg) Spin 1
Wrist (Leg) Spin 2
Skill Basics (Fielding)
Throwing Technique 1
Throwing Technique 2
Throwing Options
Fielding Basics
Ground Fielding
Slips Fielding
Flat Catching
High Catching
Skill Basics (Wicket Keeping)
Standing up at the Stumps
Standing Back from the Stumps
Skill Based Drills
Wicket Keeping Drills
Rules of the Game