Cricket terminology does confuse me a lot. Consider this:
1. When a bowler gets a batsman out, he gets a "wicket"
2. When the pitch has a lot of pace and bounce, it's called a "fast wicket"
3. When a fielder throws down the stumps with the ball, it is said that he has "broken the wicket"
So what on earth is a wicket? To complify things further, the 22-yard area between the two set of stumps is called the "wicket", the "pitch" and the "Track".
So if three things have the same term, and the same thing has three different terms, how are novices like me going to understand the game? So who or what is responsible for the origin of this wicket-wicket-wicket confusion?
2006-11-28
22:41:23
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