Cricket is a sport enjoyed by millions worldwide, with intense matches and great rivalries.
Cricket originated in England and has three main formats: Test, One-Day, and T20.
Runs are scored when batters run between the wickets or hit the ball to the boundary for four (grounded) or six (over the rope).
A no-ball gives the batting team an extra run and the next delivery is a free hit (in limited-overs cricket). A wide ball also adds an extra run to the batting team, and the bowler must rebowl the delivery.
The DLS method is used to calculate revised target scores in rain-affected matches. It considers overs remaining, wickets in hand, and run rate.
Powerplay is a period when fielding restrictions apply. In ODIs, the first 10 overs allow only two fielders outside the 30-yard circle. In T20s, the first six overs have similar restrictions.
Cricket is played between two teams of 11 players each. The batting team tries to score runs, while the bowling team tries to dismiss batters and restrict runs. The team with the most runs at the end of the match wins.
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