Cricket

Bat and ball game between two teams of cricket . There are eleven players in every team. This game is held in the oval ground or in 22 gauge pitches in the ground. Before the cricket match starts, the leader of the two teams, by the toss in the presence of the umpire, determines whether a team will bat first or not, it is according to the winner of the winning team leader. There are two umpires and one match referee to decide on the field to play the game and watching television replay outside the field. The maximum width of the cricket bat is 4.5 inches and the maximum length is 38 inches. The height of the stem from the soil is 27 inches. The size of an international standard cricket ball is 250 centimeters and weighing about 160 grams. In this match, the purpose of the batting side is to deflect the opponent's fielding dash and collect the ball. And the goal of the bowling side is to let the opponent bat the batsman as much as possible and get the batsman out.

Fielding positions in cricket matches

Cricket matches win, defeat is determined by runs or wicket If the team that bats first win, then the win will win the runs, that is, the opponent team will score as much as possible from the target runs. If the opposition team wins the bat then they will win the number of wickets they will win. When the scores are equal in two teams in a particular over, the game becomes tie. Cricket is currently played in three formats internationally; Test matches, one-day internationals and T-20 matches An international test match is scheduled for at least five days or at least 30 hours. Each team can play four innings in two innings. In one-day international match, the maximum of 50 overs is played in two innings. Each side gets an opportunity to play two innings in one innings. In Twenty20 match, a team can play 20 overs in an innings.

One batsman can be out in the game in ten ways. These are usually seen in five different out-balls, cots, LBWs, stamps and run outs. The rest of the five dismissed hits, wicket-takers, timed out, hit the ball towis, obstructing the field and handled the ball. However, no player has ever been out of Test cricket history for the Times and Hit the Twilight Crimes.

Throughout history, it is understood that cricket has spread throughout the world as the greatest hero of the day, extracting the juice from England's soil. In 1300 AD, one of King Edward's novels, a reference to cricket, is mentioned in the play. The establishment of the Melbourne Cricket Club in 1787 and the revised cricket law of MCC in 1788 was published. Calcutta Cricket Club was founded in Calcutta in 1792. The ICC's largest organization is the International Cricket Council and the organization was established in 1909. Currently its member number 105. Among them 10 countries including Bangladesh Full Member and 95 other Associate Members.

In 1877, the first Test match in cricket history started on 15 March in Melbourne, Australia. Australia defeated England by 45 runs in this Test. Cricket was widely spread in 1894-1914, and at the time, the changes and amendments of cricket law were the most. England, Australia and South Africa were initially registered as members of the ICC in 1909. In 1928 West Indies, New Zealand in 1931-32, India in 1932, Pakistan in 1952, Sri Lanka in 1981-82, Zimbabwe in 1992 and Bangladesh got full membership of ICC in 2000. Australia defeated England by five wickets in the first one-day international in 1970-71. According to the decision of the ICC's meeting in Lord's on 25-26 June 1973, the first World Cup cricket match was held in 1975. Since then World Cup Cricket is being held every 4 years. Total 10 World Cups have been held till 2011.

Shortly after the arrival of the English in the Indian subcontinent, cricket was introduced. On January 18 and 19, 1804 a stylish cricket match was played between the Italian Civil Servant and other employees of the company. Oriental Cricket Club was established in 1848 by the Indian religious group Farsis. Since 1934, the Ranji Trophy game started following the name of famous Indian cricketer KS Ranjeet Singhji. After the partition of India in 1947, Pakistan was divided into four internal groups and organized the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Cricket. After Bangladesh became independent on 16 December 1971, Bangladesh Cricket Control Board (BCCB) was turned into a national-based cricket committee for the former East Pakistan Sports Federation. Cricket League started in Dhaka and Chittagong in 1972-73. National Cricket Tournament started in 1974-75. Besides, cricket leagues started in Rajshahi, Khulna and other parts of the country. After the Bangladesh Test status in 2000, the domestic first class tournament, instead of national cricket, started in the national cricket league. In addition to national cricket, Inter-University, College and School Cricket, Shaheed Smriti Cricket, Damal Summer Cricket, Star Samar Cricket and various cricket tournaments were organized in Bangladesh. Since independence, cricket leagues and other cricket tournaments have been organized at every district and thana level.

The national cricket team of Bangladesh participated in the first ICC Trophy in 1979 and won the title in the 1999 World Cup in the 1999 World Cup. Earlier, in 1986, Bangladesh took part in one-day international cricket by participating in Asia Cup.

Like many other cricket-like countries in the world, Bangladesh has its wide popularity. Especially after the ICC Trophy Tournament in 1997 and after qualifying for the World Cup, cricket has become the most popular sport in Bangladesh. Bangladesh's success in this match is more than any other game. In 1997, the Bangladesh ODI status earned Test status as the tenth full member of the ICC on June 26, 2000. Since then, Bangladesh has been playing with the world's best teams, including regular participation in the World Cup. In 2000, Bangladesh lost the first Test against India in Zimbabwe in 2005, winning the first test match against India. In the same year, Bangladesh lost Zimbabwe 3-2 in one-day internationals, then the first full member of the ICC received a taste of a series against any country. In 2006, Bangladesh achieved the credit of whitewashing the first nation, losing 4-0 to Kenya in the four-match series. In 2009, West Indies lost both the Tests and ODIs, winning the first series against any country in a foreign country. And in 2010 they lost New Zealand 4-0 in their one-day match to a Test match, the taste of whitewash for any country in the first Test. The success of Bangladesh in the World Cup is like mentioning. Bangladesh won the first match in 1999 against Scotland and Pakistan. In addition, India lost the quarter-final round to the 2007 World Cup. Bangladesh also won against South Africa.