IN cricket, how many points are scored by hitting a wicket?
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uh !!!!! whatever knowledge I have abt cricket is when u hit a wicket u get a batsman down...  If u get them all down u win..
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This term comes from the game of cricket - played on a pitch called a 'wicket'.\n\nWhen the wicket becomes 'sticky' the bowler gets the ball to move much more making it very difficult for the batsmen to score runs and not get 'out'.\n\nSo, if you are on a sticky wicket you are considered to be in a very difficult position in order to achieve your objective.
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Not being totally familiar with the system of scoring in cricket, I have just copied the info I found.  It said, " Match drawn.  North Zone 504 and 65/1  East Zone 295.  Hope it helps
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The highest score by a NO. 11 Batsman is 62 runs scored by J.E.H. Hooker of New South Wales.  In the match against Victoria played at Melbourne cricket ground from 22nd to 27th December 1928, New South Wales were 113 for 9 wickets.  Hooker joined   Alan Kippax as 11th Batsman. They added 307 for the last wicket; Kippax scored 260* and Hooker 62,  \n\n\nThe highest score by a No. 11 Batsman is 62 runs not out made by A.E.E. Vogler of South Africa in the 1st innings of 5th Test of 1905/06 series played at New Lands, Capetown from 30th March to 2nd April 1906
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The origin of the word 'wicket' was to refer to the stumps because of their resemblance to wicket gates, and according to the source I found, was first used in cricket in 1733.\nIn terms of getting a wicket, remembering that originally there were far fewer ways of dismissing a batsman than there are today, the bost common way of dismissing a batsman was bowled. This was (and is) referred to as the wicket falling, or fall of wicket.\nSame goes for the bowler "breaking the wicket".\nNot sure how the pitch ever came to be called the wicket.\nAs for things having more than one term, that isn't unique to cricket at all - football (in all its forms, depending on your origin) has its field variously referred to as the track, the field, the paddock, the sward and a host of other titles. I think you have to look at that as being part of the rich tapestry of sport...
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West Indies has scored 600 plus in an innings 18 times in Tests. The highest being 790/3 dec. against pakistan
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check with www.cricinfo.com you will get all answers :) and also can have online live score of the current matches ..
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the number of games bowled divided into the number of pins knocked down\nex you bowled 5 games today, your scores were 177, 194, 223, 169, and 239 your pin total would be 1002 pins \nthen youd divide 5 (for the number of games you've bowled)\ninto 1002 (the pins knocked down) for an avg of 200.4
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iam from the icc\n\n\nso from the cricket rulebookk its written that the batting side has to score the chasing runs.it dosent mtters how many wickets are left but if they r 10 down and have chased the target the batting side wins.\n\nfor more buy a cricket rulebook from the official icc website .\n\n\ni hope this helps my friend
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it depends on how many matches the team has won.australia won all the matches and got 16 points.it also depends on which team you are playing against .but the team will get about 10 to 20 points.\n\n\nno,there are no special points\n\ni hope this helps
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11204 runs in Test (counting for World XI)\n9359 runs in ODI (counting for World XI)\n20563 total runs in international cricket.
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caught\nbowled\nhit wicket\nstumped\nrun out\nhandling the ball\nlbw\nretired hurt and unable to return\ndisturbing the fielder\nhitting the ball twice
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Nobody has achieved it in international cricket - it has been done twice in first class cricket by Garry Sobers (Notts v Glam) and Ravi Shastri (Bombay vs Baroda), but both were domestic games.  No player has hit 32 or more in full international cricket, but both Ians Botham and Ridpath have hit 32 in an over playing for international representative sides on tour games (against provincial, rather than other national teams).\nYet despite this answer being up for hours, people are still answering Sobers/ Shastri.  Neither of those was INTERNATIONAL cricket matches, folks....
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Shastri hit 6 sixes in an over against Tilak Raj of Baroda in Ranji Trophy match while playing for Mumbai. He actually scored 200* in 113 balls hitting 13 fours and 13 sixes in that innings!!
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In the history of cricket there is only 6 people to have scored 30 or more centuries, and they avg 100-150 matches, for top players the ratio is around 7-15%\n\nInterestingly of people to score 11 test centuries there is only 12 people! In the entire history, that seems quite rare, and rember thesse people are the cream of the history of plyers, they can spend their entire carears playing avg, 50-80 tests\n\nWhen looking at the stats the conversion rates of around 5-15% of all matches turn to centuries.  Than in a match there are probally 6 reconized batsman with chances 5-15%, i will assume that each team has a 30-40% chance of scoring a century, so total chacne of scoring a century is around 80% per every match, which is quite high, but rember that there are alot of batman, in the team so there are alot of chances, that go missing.
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Inzamam-ul-Haq  \n\n361 matches\n11407 runs\n137* highest score\n10 centuries\n39.74 Average\n74.39 strike rate
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www.cricinfo.com...on th left hand side panel you will find live scoreboard....\npretty good site overall ......