Fun Cricket Facts: 5 Indian Cricketers and Their Luxurious Cars

Bollywood stars and their extravagant lifestyle may seem like a dream for many; however, the richness and popularity of a celebrated Indian cricketer is more than any living celebrity. Although their lifestyle and properties might not be under limelight all the time, however an average cricketer has more money than a celebrated Bollywood star! Fantasy cricket India fans are quite aware about the houses, cars and properties of their idols and make them same the talk of the town. 

It might seem unreal if we say that Indian cricketers doesn’t have expensive cars. Expensive, stylish and spacious cars are a signature statement of every cricketer. You might not need these details for playing fantasy games, but having these things in your knowledge box will definitely make you popular among the friend’s circle! 

Here’s a list of Indian cricketers and their spacious car collections. 

Yuvraj Singh – Lamborghini 

The hero of Indian World Cup 2011 who unfortunately had to return from Indian cricket early due to health issues is a proud owner of Lamborghini which is around Rs.3.6 crore. Not only this, the cricketer has a vast collection of cars like Bentley, BMW, Audi Q5 etc. Although the model he is fond of is Lamborghini, however his fascination for cars have taken him a long way into the car industry. Fantasy cricket games would have been more interesting if this man would have stayed for few more years in Indian cricket team.  

Virendra Sehwag – Bentley 

Not only a brilliant cricketer, but also the Nawab of Najafgarh, this man is fond of his Bentley Flying Spur whose market valuation is around Rs. 3.40 crore. Out of all the prized possessions, Sehwag is literally fond about his cars.  

Virat Kohli – Audi 

The current captain of the Indian cricket team, Kohli is not only the first choice of every online fantasy games, but also a style icon for many Indians. Starting from his unique style quotient to the gadgets and cars that he uses, every fan dream of having one! He is not only the brand ambassador of Audi in India, but also possess the same. It is true that the captain has a lot of expensive ones listed down in his garage. Assuming the crores and lakhs that he earns, cars should be a fascinating item for him.  

Sachin Tendulkar – BMW 

There’s no doubt about the skills and efficiencies of little master in terms of cricket. He has successfully played for 20 years and has a lot of achievements in his bucket. But his love for the fast and racing cars might be unknown to many fantasy cricket game lovers. To satiate his passion for cars, this man has purchased a Ferrari and a BMW both! He has many others as well, but these two brands are his personal favorite on the list!  

Shikhar Dhawan – Mercedes 

Unarguably one of the best openers of modern-day Indian cricket, Dhawan is a car lover. Inspired largely by Bollywood, this man is fond of Mercedes and is a proud owner of the same. The market valuation of the car which is mostly seen in majority of his public appearances is around Rs. 80 Lakh.  

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3 Amazing Tips for A Probable Winning Chance in Fantasy Cricket Platforms

Getting the opportunity of heading a match with all favorite players sounded like a fairytale dream for all sports lovers a few decades back. However, with one-touch access to the fantasy cricket apps, all sports buffs can now be relieved! 

Team up all your favorite players and gear up for the game! The best thing about this game is that you get to win cash! That’s why you’ll find millions indulging in fantasy games – some for passion and others for money. If you’re are still struggling to win a few matches, here are a few pro tips that may come handy. 

Research and select 

A cricket fanatic will definitely have personal idols. It’s good to support them blindly when a real match is on, but put a hold over your emotions when you’re playing fantasy cricket. If winning is on your mind, then rigorous research is vital before diving in. Remember, that your 11 players are your game changer. 

Check on the statistics, past performance, playing style, and weaknesses, then select accordingly. Don’t just jump on to make a dream team just because you’re the boss! Make an ideal team that will fetch you money and a guaranteed win. 

Start with the small ones 

Whether you’re new or you’re an old player, starting and playing the small leagues are a sign of intelligence. You want to win big! Certainly, there’s no doubt about that! However, if you keep on losing the big games, then what’s the point of playing? 

Be reasonable and always opt for the small ones. Unless you’re a master in the field of fantasy games, being slow and steady will help you win the race! 

Make decisions based on the toss 

What to do when matches are played between teams with unmatched strengths? Let’s say that the team that won the toss and planned to bat has a strong batting line-up. Then, what should be your strategy as a fantasy cricket player? To chase a big target, you need good batsmen. Quickly pick up the ones from the stronger team and a weak blower for the slog overs. 

Batsmen of the weaker team will stand no chance of getting points against the strong ones of your team! So, you get the money and the points! 

If you’ve already decided on the team, then be ready to make some vast changes after the toss of the real game. Sticking blindly to the team formation will do no good! 

To sum it up 

Know your team well. Since you’re the boss and have the power of forming the best team, then get on to work smartly. Spending time on researching your team will help you predict the best players. 

Even a small last-minute change to your dream team can ruin your chances of getting a confirmed win. You might be thinking “it’s just a game, I have other things to do!” Remember, only a passionate player can win and play a good game. 

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Fantasy Cricket – Different Colours of Cricket Balls Used

For us, the ardent cricket fans and the lovers of daily fantasy cricket games, cricket balls matter. Sometimes we see our favourite cricketers struggling to play with a moving ball. 

In such cases, the colour of the ball used matters. If your player can’t see a ball and cannot hit it, how will your online fantasy cricket scoreboard go up?  

Let’s dig out the colour of balls used in different formats of fantasy cricket league matches. And bring out your best online cricket team at 11wickets App for Android/iOS: 

RED CRICKET BALL 

Red colour cricket balls are generally used in the international test matches since the time it has been played. Red colour is used as the test matches are played in day time and they offer better shine and swing for the fast bowlers. Red colour balls are perhaps the best balls for cricket matches. 

Red Kookaburra Balls were first used at an international level when the Australian Board of Control International Cricket (now Cricket Australia) selected the Kookaburra Turf Ball to be used by Don Bradman’s Australian Test team when they played England in the 1946/47 Ashes Test Series. 

Made of the finest raw materials combining the traditions of cricket ball making techniques with modern precision the Kookaburra Red Turf Ball has been manufactured to the requirements of cricket authorities worldwide, and used by Cricket Australia since 1946. Today, the Red Turf Ball is used in the majority of Test Matches and in the First Class cricket competitions. 

WHITE CRICKET BALL 

In 1977 Kookaburra was asked by Kerry Packer and the Nine Network to develop a white cricket ball to use for possible one-day limited overs cricket and day-night test cricket, which they wanted to play into the evening for television purposes, known as World Series Cricket. 

The instructions from Kerry Packer were simple – the white ball must play as close as possible to the red ball used in Test match cricket. The white Turf ball is made using exactly the same method as the red cricket ball, however the leather used to make the ball is natural, and is an off-white colour. To ensure the brightness and clarity of the colour does not significantly deteriorate throughout a cricket game, the leather is covered with a pigmented, pure white finish. 

The biggest challenge with the white ball is the discolouring. As the white cricket ball wears and scratches, it inevitably picks up some contamination from the surface leading discolouring of the white ball throughout an innings. Since October 2012, One Day Internationals manage this by using two new white Turf balls in each innings, with a different cricket ball used at each bowling end. 

PINK CRICKET BALL 

Following the success of the white cricket ball and with a push for Test cricket to be played under lights, the International Cricket Council, Marylebone Cricket Club and Cricket Australia turned to Kookaburra for assistance with the creation of a pink ball to help facilitate the process. 

The colour pink has been trialled as the cricket ball colour used for the traditional four day and five day longer form of cricket. It is felt that the longer form of the game should be played in white or cream clothing, it is therefore essential that the colour of the ball does not clash with the colour of the players’ clothing. So far, pink has proven to be the best colour to contrast with the traditional white and cream clothing which can be seen in both day and night time conditions and is still visible at all stages of its natural colour deterioration over 80 overs of cricket. 

The Pink Kookaburra Turf Cricket Ball is the current ball being used in trials around the world and has been confirmed for use in the first Test match under lights between Australia and New Zealand at the Adelaide Oval in November 2015. Most recently, the pink ball has been used by the Indian team to play one D/N test match at Eden Gardens against Bangladesh. It has been a much-appreciated match from all the corners.  

No other cricket ball has gone through the level of development, testing and trials that the pink Turf cricket ball has undergone prior to being confirmed for use in the first under lights Test match. 

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Fantasy Cricket – Bowlers Taking 7+ Wickets in ODI Matches

The bat and ball in cricket is just like two sides of a coin. Without both of them the game is not complete. That is the reason in the daily fantasy cricket games; we create a balance of both of the players to make a perfect playing XI and compete with the other teams.

Setting up high records is very tough in the limited over matches like the ODI and T20 matches as compared to the test cricket matches. However, if we take the instance of bowlers, we can see that in online fantasy cricket leagues at 11wickets App, we get to score more points with the bowler performing tight in a match, like dismissing lots of batsmen.

Let’s find out the bowlers who have taken 7 wickets and more in one ODI. Read them on and play fantasy cricket at trusted platforms namely the new app of 11Wickets.com (website launched in June 2018.)

Chaminda Vaas from Sri Lanka

Chaminda Vaas, the left-arm fast-medium of Sri Lankan team ranks the top in dismissing. On 8 December 2001, he records 8/19 against Zimbabwe in Colombo. He holds the economy rate of 2.37 in 8 overs of bowling.

Shahid Afridi from Pakistan

The Pakistani skipper and all-rounder Shahid Afridi who was famous for his legbreak googly took 7/12 against West Indies on 14 July 2013 in Providence. He holds the economy rate of 1.33 in 9 overs of bowling.

Glenn McGrath from Australia

The right-arm fast-medium former Australian Glenn McGrath cricketer took 7/15 against Namibia in Potchefstroom on 27 February 2003. He holds the economy rate of 2.14 in 7 overs of bowling.

Rashid Khan from Afghanistan

The talented young cricketer of Afghanistan Rashid Khan, who is terrific in his legbreak googly took 7/18 against West Indies in Gros Islet on 9 June 2017. He holds the economy rate of 2.07 in 8.4 overs of bowling.

Andy Bichel from Australia

The right-arm fast-medium former Australian bowler, Andy Bichel took 7/20 against England in Port Elizabeth on 2 March 2003. He holds the economy rate of 2.00 in 10 overs of bowling.

Muttiah Muralitharan from Sri Lanka

The former talented cricketer of Sri Lankan cricket team who is rated as one of the best bowler and is famous for his right-arm off break bowling style, Muttiah Muralitharan took 7/30 against India in Sharjah on 27 October 2000. He holds the economy rate of 3.00 in 10 overs of bowling.

Tim Southee from New Zealand

The right-arm medium-fast bowler of New Zealand cricket team, Tim Southee took 7/33 against England in Wellington on 20 February 2015. He holds the economy rate of 3.66 in 9 overs of bowling.

Trent Boult from New Zealand

The left-arm medium-fast bowler of New Zealand cricket team, Trent Boult took 7/34 against West Indies in Christchurch on 23 December 2017. He holds the economy rate of 3.40 in 10 overs of bowling.

Waqar Younis from Pakistan

The former Pakistani right-arm fast bowler, Waqar Younis is considered as one of the greatest bowlers. He took 7/36 against England in Leeds on 17 June 2001. He holds the economy rate of 3.60 in 10 overs of bowling.

Aqib Javed from Pakistan

Right-arm fast-medium former Pakistani cricketer and pace bowler, Aqib Javed took 7/37 against India in Sharjah  on 25 October 1991. He holds the economy rate of 3.70 in 10 overs of bowling.

Imran Tahir from South Africa

The Pakistani born South African bowler famous for leg break googly, Imran Tahir took 7/45 against West Indies in Basseterre on 15 June 2016. He holds the economy rate of 5.00 in 9 overs of bowling.

Winston Davis from West Indies

This former West Indies cricketer is the first to take 7 wickets in a single ODI match. Winston Davis, who was right arm pacer, took 7/51 against Australia in Leeds on 11 June 1983. He holds the economy rate of 4.85 in 10.3 overs of bowling.

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Fantasy Cricket – Women Cricketers Achieved Records Before Men

Whenever we think of some important cricket records, we remember names like Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, Sir Donald Bradman, etc. These men are our favorites at the fantasy cricket games of 11Wickets app for mobiles.

Of course, these cricketers have done well and contributed a lot in the sport and for daily fantasy cricket fans around the world. However, they are not the only ones to contribute at this sport.

There are some women cricketers who have achieved many records before the men cricketers have achieved. Let’s have a look at them and play online fantasy cricket games.

Mithali Raj first scored 7 back-to-back 50s in ODI

No Indian cricketer has ever done what Mithali Raj has done on the field. During the Women’s Cricket World Cup matches in 2017. She has set a new record by smashing seven consecutive ODI half centuries. No other Indian cricketer, including male and female, has achieved this before.

Belinda Clark first to score a double century

The God of Indian cricket, Sachin Tendulkar made a headline for the cricket fans for smashing a double century against South Africa, in Gwalior. However, to your surprise he was not the first one to do so. 12 years ago, Belinda Clark, the Australian captain, became the first ever cricketer to smash a double century in the Women’s Cricket World Cup. She scored 229 from 155 balls against Denmark on 16th December 1997.

New Zealand’s Women’s Team e first to cross 400 runs in an ODI

Over the years, it has only happened a few times that a team has achieved the score of 400 runs but the first one to do so was New Zealand’s Women’s team. In 1997, they scored 455 for 5 against Pakistan. And not only this, in 2018, they broke their own record and scored 490 against Ireland. Including both, men’s and women’s match, this is the highest ever cricket score in an ODI.

Australian Women’s team won maximum number of World Cups

The Australian men’s cricket team is popular for their maximum wins at the Cricket World Cup. They have made it to the World Cup 5 times. But to your surprise, Australian Women’s Cricket team has outdone them by winning 6 Cricket World Cups.

Betty Wilson first ever to score a century

60 years ago, scoring a century was simply non-existent. The first cricketer to score a century was Betty Wilson from Australian women cricket team. In 1958, she not just scored a century during a test match against England but also took 10 wickets in the same match.

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Fantasy Cricket – 5 Highest Team Scorer at T20I

Ever since the beginning of T20 Internationals in 2005, cricket matches have taken to a whole new level. The batsmen have scored a lot of centuries in this format and has given the scope to the fantasy cricket fans score huge points.

West Indian batsman Chris Gayle became the first batsman to score a century in the format. He reached the three-figure mark on the opening night of the inaugural World T20 in 2007. This is a memorable occasion for the daily fantasy cricket fans.

For the information of online fantasy cricket fans of 11wickets App, Gayle, Aaron Finch, Rohit Sharma, Colin Munro, Brendon McCullum, Mahela Jayawardene, Evin Lewis and Martin Guptill are the only batsmen to score a T20I century. They scored century on more than one occasion with Munro being the only batsman to reach the landmark thrice.

Indian opener Rohit Sharma and South African batsman David Miller hold the record for the fastest T20I century as both of them reached the century off 35 balls

Afghanistan cricket team is the proud record holders of highest T20I scores. However, what about the other highest scores ever recorded in T20 internationals? Read on and play cricket online:

Afghanistan – 2019

Afghanistan is new in the world of international cricket but they are improving day by day. During 2nd T20I, Ireland tour of India at Dehradun on February 23 2019, they attained the feat of highest scorer. The team made 278 runs losing 3 wickets at 13.90 run rate. Batting in the second innings, Ireland made 194/6. Afghanistan won the match by 84 runs.

Czech Republic – 2019

During 6th Match, Romania Cup at Ilfov County on August 30 2019, Czech Republic became the second highest scorer. The team made 278 runs losing 4 wickets at 13.90 run rate. Batting in the second innings, Turkey could make just 21 runs losing all wickets. Czech Republic won the match by 257 runs.

Australia – 2016

The Aussies are the third highest team in this list. During 1st T20I, Australia tour of Sri Lanka at Pallekele on September 6 2016, the team made 263 runs losing 3 wickets at 13.15 run rate. Batting in the second innings, Sri Lanka made 178 runs losing 9 wickets. Australia won the match by 85 runs.

Sri Lanka – 2007

The Islanders are the fourth highest team in this list. During 8th Match of Group C World Twenty20 match at Johannesburg on September 14 2007, the team made 260 runs losing 6 wickets at 13.00 run rate against Kenya. Batting in the second innings, Kenya made 88 runs losing all wickets. Sri Lanka won the match by 172 runs.

India – 2017

The Men in Blue are the 5th in this list. During 2nd T20I, Sri Lankan tour of India at Indore on December 22 2017, the team made 260 runs losing 5 wickets at 13.00 run rate. Batting in the second innings, Sri Lanka made 172 runs losing all wickets. India won the match by 88 runs.

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Fantasy Cricket – 9 fastest batsmen to 10000 ODI runs

In cricket, making good runs is what batsmen do. And in fantasy cricket matches at 11wickets App, we score points to our score card based on the runs those batsmen make.

10000 runs in the cricket career is not easy job for any cricketer. It takes fitness, consistency, perseverance, excellent skills and years of hard work to get there. Only a handful of cricketers have attained it in ODIs and we are here with a list has some legendary names on it. Read it on and them go for making your daily fantasy cricket playing XI team.

V Kohli – India

It was the 2nd ODI match between India and West Indies, where Windies was touring India at Visakhapatnam on October 24, 2018. It was the 213th match and 205th innings of Virat Kohli, the current skipper of Indian team, where he scored 157* runs of 129 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. The match was tied. He holds the record of being the first fastest batsman to achieve this landmark.

SR Tendulkar – India

It was the 3rd ODI match between India and Australia, where Australia was touring India at Indore on March 31 2001. It was the 266th match and 259th innings of Sachin Tendulkar, the little master of Indian team, where he scored 139 runs of 125 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. India won the match by 118 runs chasing 299 runs.

SC Ganguly – India

It was the 4th ODI match between India and Sri Lanka, Indian Oil Cup at Dambulla on, August 3 2005. It was the 272nd match and 263rd innings of Sourav Ganguly, the former Indian skipper, where he scored 51 runs of 110 balls and he completed his 10000 runs. But sadly, India lost the match. Sri Lanka chased 220 runs made by India and won by 4 wickets and with 12 balls remaining.

RT Ponting – Australia

It was 22nd ODI match of Group A between Australia and South Africa at ICC World Cup in Basseterre on March 24 2007. It was the 272nd match and 266th innings of Ricky Ponting, the former Australian skipper, where he scored 91 runs of 91 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. Australia won the match by 83 runs.

JH Kallis – South Africa

It was 3rd ODI match between Australia and South Africa when South Africa was touring Australia at Sydney on January 23 2009. It was the 286th match and 272nd innings of Jacques Kallis, the former captain of South African team, where he scored 60 runs of 72 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. South Africa won the match by 3 wickets with 21 balls remaining.

MS Dhoni – India

It was the 2nd ODI match between India and England, where India was touring Ireland and England in London on July 14, 2018. It was the 320th match and 273rd innings of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the former captain of the Indian team, where he scored 37 runs of 59 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. England won the match by 86 runs.

BC Lara – West Indies

It was the 5th ODI match between West Indies and Pakistan where West Indies was on tour of Pakistan at Karachi on December 16, 2006. It was the 287th match and 278th innings of Brian Lara, the former skipper of West Indies, where he scored 44 runs of 55 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. Pakistan won the match by 7 wickets with 19 balls remaining.

CH Gayle – West Indies

It was the 4th ODI match between England and West Indies, where England was touring Windies at St George’s on February 27, 2019. It was the 288th match and 282nd innings of Chris Gayle, the Universe Boss, where he scored 162 runs of 97 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. Sadly enough, England won the thrilling match by 29 runs in spite of Gayle’s record.

R Dravid – India

It was the 3rd ODI match of Sri Lanka and India where Sri Lanka was on tour of India at Margao on February 14, 2007. It was the 309th match and 287th innings of Rahul Dravid, known as Mr. Dependable for the Indian cricket team, where he scored 66 runs of 82 balls and he completed his fastest 10000 runs. India won the match by 5 wickets with 21 balls remaining.

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Fantasy Cricket – Consecutive Winning Streak in ODI

To win a match in cricket, an entire cricket team needs to execute its skill perfectly. It is somewhat similar to the fantasy cricket players who make team and play the game at 11wickets app

However, winning every match over a longer period needs tremendous consistency and fitness on the part of the team. The online fantasy cricket fans know how a continuous winning of a cricket team and the consistency of cricketers effect their daily fantasy cricket scorecard.

There are a number of teams in international cricket who have won matches after matches continuously and made any day of fantasy cricket India players.

Here are five such teams who have won continuous matches in ODI and Australia is on the top of our list. Read the list out:

Australia

Australia is one of the most consistent cricket team in the world. 5 World Cup trophies in their proves this. Naturally, the ardent fantasy cricket fans will expect, the Australians to top this list and of course you are right. Australian team tops this list with 21 continuous ODI wins from 11 January 2003 to 24 May 2003. During this period, the team defeated England, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, Netherlands, Zimbabwe, Namibia, New Zealand, Kenya and West Indies in continuous 21 matches.

South Africa

The next in this list comes the Proteas. No doubt the current South African cricket team is in a bad state. However, there was a time when defeating these Proteas was a tough job for any team. The South African team has won 12 matches continuously from 13 February 2005 to 30 October 2005. During the aforementioned period, they played against teams England, Zimbabwe, West Indies and New Zealand in 12 different ODI matches.

Pakistan

The next in this list comes the Pakistan cricket team. Pakistan has given the world cricket fans some of the best cricketers in 2000s. This team has won 12 matches continuously from 18 November 2007 to 8 June 2008. During this period, they played against teams India, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh in 12 different ODI matches.

West Indies

Next in the list is the Windies teams. The cricketers from the land of Caribbean were the first team to win two consecutive World Cups. Though, they lost the final of 1983 world cup against India, they were almost impossible to be defeated in the matches after that world cup. They won 11 matches continuously from 4 June 1984 to 2 February 1985. During this period, they played against teams England, Australia and Sri Lanka in 11 ODI matches.

Sri Lanka

The fifth in this list is Sri Lanka. The land of some brightest cricketers and one-time world cup winner has won 10 matches continuously from 29 February 2004 to 23 July 2004. During this period, they played against Australia, Zimbabwe, UAE, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

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Fantasy Cricket – It’s for the Love of Cricket

Hey cricket lovers! Or do we greet you as cricket-crazy fans? Today we are not going to talk about any statistics, tips to play online fantasy cricket or records made by the cricketers. We are going to talk about cricket, just cricket.

Cricket in India is merely not a sport, it is an emotion. It is one of those things which unite India beyond all diversities of culture and religion. The cricket is a lazy game as compared to football, kabaddi, basketball or tennis, but still, it is the most loved sport in the nation. And now, with the popularity of online cricket games, the love for cricket has reached another height.

Wins and losses do not keep the Indian cricket fans away from the game. When India loses any match terribly, there are fans who inclines to change their interest to some other sport. Sadly, the same people will be the first ones to watch the next game, hoping India emerge successfully. There were neutrals who ask people to support the athletics at the Olympics and also other sports; we have seen movies and books screening India’s success stories in other sporting activities, but none have been successful in changing our love towards cricket.

Cricket is addiction for Indians

Cricket in India is more like an addiction. Once you begin following the Men in Blue, you are unable to simply avoid them. There are not many sports, which will make your heat beat faster at every ball or strike of bat.

Cricket is not something which is played on grounds and appropriate green tracks. It is played everywhere in India and now it is played online as well, in the form of daily fantasy cricket. Gender and age usually do not keep Indians faraway from playing the sport.

Every Indian child knows Mahi and Yuvraj Singh. Everybody over an age of 18 would always remember Sharjah Cup and Natwest Finals throughout their life. These individuals are not merely idols, but they are household names. Although they are not as great as Messi or Federer, however they undoubtedly have a loyal fan base compared to the last mentioned names.

You will find people who follow particular superstitions, say sitting on the same chair for every Indian match, which might make an outsider go crazy. It is because folks do not follow cricket in India, they simply fall in love with this beautiful sport.

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Fantasy Cricket – 5 Lesser Known Laws of Cricket

Cricket and complicated set of rules go hand in hand. Whether you are playing the daily online fantasy cricket or watching it live from the cricket stadium or on the idiot box sitting on your couch, the long set of laws and rules that comprise the sport and its numerous formats. But, exactly like any sport, its laws established by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) make sure fairness and standardisation in cricket.

With the game has modernised and is always under analysis thanks to various technical advances, the game still has some unfamiliar laws that haven’t been very common in today’s game. Perhaps some of the most passionate daily fantasy cricket and cricket fans might not know these unfamiliar rules that belong in the laws of cricket put together by the MCC:

Lost Ball

If the ball is lost and can’t be found out the fielding side may call it up ‘lost ball’. By law, the delivery after that turns into daead and it is shortly replaced with a ball whose state was just like the one which was first lost.

The batting side will likely be also given: ‘for any kind of penalties scored, for runs ran between creases from the batsmen or maybe the amount of runs (perhaps even a 6) struck after the ball was lost.’

The runs will be awarded to the batsman who strikes the ball, if usually (on the pads, body) it will probably be referred to as extras.

No Appeal

Even though this may appear to be practical, an umpire is not permitted to give a batsman out lacking an appeal from the fielding side. As indicated by Law 27, this does not stop a batsman from leaving his wicket without an appeal being made.

The umpire will, no doubt get involved if a batsman walks and he is convinced that the batsman is not out. He can call the batsman back again on to the field and sign a dead ball. The appeal from the fielding side might be made any moment before the bowler begins his run-up for the subsequent delivery.

Restriction of Injured Player

Everybody knows about the limitations needed when a fielder leaves the playing ground. A fielder must obtain permission from the umpire and inform them when they leave the field.

Every time a player fails to inform the umpire, a penalty of five runs shall be awarded to the batting side. But, this is where it begins to get complicated, if a bowler is taking longer than 15 minutes off the field, they can’t bowl for the allotted time they were away for. Things get tricky when an innings passes by.

Handling the Ball

This dismissal is merely dealt to a batsman who deliberately strikes the ball away with his hand and the hand is not holding the bat. Based on the laws of cricket, there are numerous ways a batsman can prevent being out through handling the ball – including when the batsman is attempting to prevent injury, or when the batsman is locating the ball for the fielder with his permission. The wicket doesn’t go to the bowler.

Forfeiture

Forfeiture is simply used on the longer format of the sports, as it can only take place when each team is scheduled to bat in two innings. This is when a team captain can quit a whole concluded innings, to get an outcome in a Test match.

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