Hobbies Interest Pastimes and Sports HIPS HIPSFinder Logo
Keyword Search 
Find Club / Course       
161
 CRICKET

  TIP: Click the Watch video clips  Video tab to see this activity in action

See HIPS Activity Photo
See HIPS Activity Video Clip
Send HIPS Finder your images / videos Buy professional photography for this activity
Send HIPSFincer your images / photos / videos


Cricket is a team game played between two teams of 11 players per side on a pitch 22 yards long, with bats, balls and stumps.

Popularity
Cricket is an extremely popular sport in the UK and is played in most schools by children from an early age. Its popularity increased even more in the summer of 2005 when the England team regained the ashes from Australia.

Location
Must be played on a grass pitch. It is no necessary to play on a proper cricket pitch as many children will play on a piece of grass such as a recreation ground.

Age
People of all ages can enjoy the game of cricket. It can be played by schoolchildren and adults alike. Many children get the cricket bug and play well into adulthood.

Ability
An enthusiasm for the game is the initial ability required. As the participant plays more, they will undoubtedly get better and might become most proficient at batting, bowling, wicket-keeping or fielding - or they me be an all-rounder.

Description
Cricket is a team sport played between two teams of eleven players on a pitch which is 22 yards long with stumps (wickets) at either end. Two batsmen are in play at all times and a bowler from the opposing team attempts to get the batsmen out by bowling at the stumps. Knocking the stumps over gets the player out. There are also other ways for a batsman to be out. The team that is bowling position fielders around the pitch in an attempt to catch the batsman or stump him.

Dedication
Cricket has been an established team sport for several centuries. The modern form of the game originated in England and is popular mainly in the present and former members of the Commonwealth. In countries in such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, cricket is by far the most popular sport. There are variations of the game, a popular new variant being twenty 20 cricket - a short exciting version. There are also one-day matches and test matches which last four or five days.

Potential
Players can go on to play county cricket and from there possibly play for their country. Although it is played throughout the UK, the English team is by far the most successful of all cricket teams in the UK.

Level of Demand
The table below shows the maximum levels of demand that this activity requires. NOTE: These are not entry levels or levels of requirement and has nothing to do with ability.

  The level of energy that could be required Energy  
  The level of demand that could be required by your arms Arms  
  The level of demand that could be required by your legs Legs  
  The level of demand that could be required by your sight. Sight  
  The level of demand that could be required by your hearing. Hearing  
  The level of demand that could be required by your speech. Speech  
  The level of demand of Cerebral Learning that could occur as a direct consequence of absorbing factual information. Learning  

Please be advised that this record has not necessarily been reviewed by people with the expertise required to provide you with complete, accurate or reliable information. The information and images for this activity are supplied by the general public, Please contact us if there is a breach of copyright or you wish to improve the data.


Social Bookmarking What are Social Bookmarks

Social bookmarking HIPS Club and Course Finder listings Add to Newsvine Add to Netvouz Add to Google Add to Mr. Wong Add to Furl Add to MyShare Add to Co.mments Add to TailRank Add to Fark Add to FeedMeLinks Add to Blogmemes Add to Spurl Add to Slashdot Add to Blogmarks Add to Blink List Add to Simpy Add to Blink bits Add to Scuttle Add to PlugIM Add to Ask Add to Netscape Add to Yahoo Add to Reddit Add to Squidoo Add to Ma.gnolia Add to Technorati Add to StumbleUpon Add to Facebook Add to GoGurl.com Add to digg Add to del.icio.us


Currently only email support is provided.

The Hobbies, Interests, Pastimes and Sports (herein HIPS) depicted on this website are performed by trained professionals in controlled conditions. These HIPS have inherent risks, and injuries, including disability and death could occur. Do not rely on this website as your only source of HIPS information or advice. Always follow manufacturers' and local rules and regulations. Do not attempt any of these activities without the proper supervision and safety equipment. The publisher, editor, and writers accept no responsibility for the information contained herein. Every effort has been made to present factual information. HIPS does not guarantee the accuracy or the completeness of any information published herein and is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or for the consequences resulting from the use of such information. By requesting the display of any of these pages, you agree to this policy. For more information please visit our Terms and Conditions of Use.

Valid HTML 4.01 Transitional
© HIPS Finder LTD 2024