Some cricket rules

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        Cricket has a different craze in India. Whether it is a Test match or One-Day International match or Twenty20 match. People is crazy for cricket. Cricket is a game played in the entire city, villages of India. People know a lot about cricket and also want to know more and more about it. For you, we have brought information about some rules of cricket. So let's see some rules of cricket.

Bat:

      It is mentioned in Rule No. 5 of cricket for bat used in cricket. According to this rule, the length of bat is not more than 37 inches i.e. 79 cm. If we talk about width, it is 4.25 inches ie 10.4 cm. Bat is made of wood. A former Australian batsman Ian Healy once used a heavy metal bat hence ball was suffering a lot of damage due to his use. When the opposition captain took objection, the umpire asked Healy to change the bat and later made a rule to use a wooden bat is mandatory in cricket.

Ball

       According to cricket rules, the circumference of the ball varies from 22.4 cm to 22.9 cm. The ball can weigh from 155.9 grams to 163 grams. The ball is covered with a wire wound with cork and is coated with leather. The color of the ball is red, white and pink, which are used according to the format of the cricket. If the ball goes bad during a one-day cricket match or if the ball is missing, then the same over-used second ball is used. In Test cricket, the ball is replaced after 80 overs. Only the umpire can decide to change the ball. In cricket, bowling is a race from both sides of the pitch, so different balls are used for each side.

Pitch

   

   There are some similar rules for the pitch in cricket. The length of a cricket pitch is 22 Guz ie 20.12 meters. And the width is 3.4 Guz ie 3.05 meters. The bowler and Batman have a distance of 19.4 Guz ie 17.68 meters. If the pitch goes bad or is unavailable to play, then the match can be concluded and it is decided by the umpire. If there is some confusion in the pitch, then the pitch can be changed with the permission of the captain of both the teams.

              So in this blog we saw some rules of cricket. If you like this information, please share it.