Cricket AtoZ

During a Cricket match, at the end of an over, the captain of the team which defends names another bowler who will bowl from the other end of the pitch. An inning can be made of a limited or unlimited number of over series. In a game featuring a limited number of series, the inning of the team stops as soon as the number of series played reaches this number, even if there are less than ten eliminations in its ranks. The batter receiving the bowler is called active batter or striker. The other batter is called non active (non - striker).

The batter can be taken out in different manners, for example bowled, which means that the bowler has managed to destroy the wicket (making fall at least one bail) of the active batter on the occasion of his bowler.

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