Cricket is a sport played between two teams of 11 players where the objective is to score runs by hitting a ball with a bat. The field is an oval-shaped grass surface with a rectangular pitch in the middle where the bowler and batsman face off. The wicket, consisting of three stumps with two bails, is located at each end of the pitch and is considered broken when a bail is dislodged. A batsman uses a bat no longer than 38 inches to hit a leather-covered cork ball measuring 9 inches in circumference.

1. ENGLISH GAMES<br />CRICKET<br />Sport with two opposing teams of 11 players who attempt to score points by hitting a ball with a bat and running between two wickets; teams alternate between offense (at the bat) and defense (in the field).<br />Field<br /> Oval surface covered with natural or synthetic grass on which a cricket match is played; it is made up of a pitch and a field.<br />Pitch<br />Rectangular surface in midfield where the bowler and the batsman face each other; it contains two wickets that are 20m apart. <br />Wicket<br />-10223593980<br />Wicket: Piece made up of stumps with detachable bails; the wicket is considered toppled when at least one of the bails falls. <br />Stump: The three vertical pieces that make up the wicket; the space between the stumps is smaller than the diameter of the ball. <br />Bail: The two horizontal pieces balanced on top of the stumps; they fall over when the ball strikes the wicket. <br />Cricket player: batsman<br />Player who takes position to hit the ball; like all cricketers, this player wears the traditional white or cream white. <br />Bat<br />43815537210Piece formed of a flat section connected to a rubber-covered handle that the batsman uses to hit the ball; its maximum length is 38 inches. <br />Cricket ball<br />30480061595Hard ball with a circumference of 9 inches; it is made with a cork core, which is wound with thread and covered with leather. <br />Write de names of the different cricket elements:<br />Field:<br />Pitch:<br />Wicket:<br />Player:<br />Bat and ball:<br />