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Wat (wie) is cricketing - definitie

South Australian Cricketing Association

cricketing         
  • SG]] cricket bat (back view).
  • Australia]] had a record Test batting average of 99.94.
  • Canticles of Holy Mary]]'', 13th century.
  • An umpire signals a decision to the scorers
  • [[Fielding positions in cricket]] for a right-handed batter
  • Cricket pitch and creases
  • The first English team to tour overseas, on board ship to North America, 1859
  • umpires]]. Teams in Test cricket, [[first-class cricket]] and [[club cricket]] wear traditional white uniforms and use red [[cricket ball]]s.
  • The first recorded photo of a cricket match taken on 25 July 1857 by [[Roger Fenton]]
  • [[Francis Cotes]], ''The Young Cricketer'', 1768
  • access-date=23 June 2015}}</ref>
  • Evolution of the cricket bat. The original "[[hockey stick]]" (left) evolved into the straight bat from c. 1760 when [[pitched delivery bowling]] began.
  • centuries]]
  • [[Mithali Raj]] of India, is the highest run scorer in women's international cricket.
  • English cricketer [[W. G. Grace]] "taking guard" in 1883. His pads and bat are very similar to those used today. The gloves have evolved somewhat. Many modern players use more defensive equipment than were available to Grace, most notably helmets and arm guards.
  • [[Tom Wills]], cricketer and co-founder of [[Australian football]]
  • Y.M.C.A. women playing cricket as part of 'sports for troops', [[Sydney University]], 23 April 1941
  • [[Yorkshire County Cricket Club]] in 1895. The team first won the County Championship in 1893.
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Cricketing means relating to or taking part in cricket.
...Australia's cricketing heroes.
...his cricketing career.
ADJ: ADJ n
cricketer         
  • SG]] cricket bat (back view).
  • Australia]] had a record Test batting average of 99.94.
  • Canticles of Holy Mary]]'', 13th century.
  • An umpire signals a decision to the scorers
  • [[Fielding positions in cricket]] for a right-handed batter
  • Cricket pitch and creases
  • The first English team to tour overseas, on board ship to North America, 1859
  • umpires]]. Teams in Test cricket, [[first-class cricket]] and [[club cricket]] wear traditional white uniforms and use red [[cricket ball]]s.
  • The first recorded photo of a cricket match taken on 25 July 1857 by [[Roger Fenton]]
  • [[Francis Cotes]], ''The Young Cricketer'', 1768
  • access-date=23 June 2015}}</ref>
  • Evolution of the cricket bat. The original "[[hockey stick]]" (left) evolved into the straight bat from c. 1760 when [[pitched delivery bowling]] began.
  • centuries]]
  • [[Mithali Raj]] of India, is the highest run scorer in women's international cricket.
  • English cricketer [[W. G. Grace]] "taking guard" in 1883. His pads and bat are very similar to those used today. The gloves have evolved somewhat. Many modern players use more defensive equipment than were available to Grace, most notably helmets and arm guards.
  • [[Tom Wills]], cricketer and co-founder of [[Australian football]]
  • Y.M.C.A. women playing cricket as part of 'sports for troops', [[Sydney University]], 23 April 1941
  • [[Yorkshire County Cricket Club]] in 1895. The team first won the County Championship in 1893.
TEAM SPORT PLAYED WITH BATS AND BALLS
Cricket (game); Sports cricket; Kricket; Cricketers; Cricket (sport); Creag; Sport cricket; Cricket team; Cricket player; Cricketplayer; Wikipedia:WikiProject Cricket/Cricket Collaboration of the Month/cricket; Cricket games; Cricketer; Criket; Cricket Clubs; Cricketing; Cricketed; Cricket as a social event; Cricketeer; Amature cricket; Wicketkeeping; Not in the spirit of cricket; Spirit of cricket; Spirit of Cricket; 🏏; User:Ankur1139; Batball; Domestic cricket; List of cricket competitions; Cricket competitions; Matting wicket; Metric system baseball; Crickte
(cricketers)
A cricketer is a person who plays cricket.
N-COUNT
cricket         
  • SG]] cricket bat (back view).
  • Australia]] had a record Test batting average of 99.94.
  • Canticles of Holy Mary]]'', 13th century.
  • An umpire signals a decision to the scorers
  • [[Fielding positions in cricket]] for a right-handed batter
  • Cricket pitch and creases
  • The first English team to tour overseas, on board ship to North America, 1859
  • umpires]]. Teams in Test cricket, [[first-class cricket]] and [[club cricket]] wear traditional white uniforms and use red [[cricket ball]]s.
  • The first recorded photo of a cricket match taken on 25 July 1857 by [[Roger Fenton]]
  • [[Francis Cotes]], ''The Young Cricketer'', 1768
  • access-date=23 June 2015}}</ref>
  • Evolution of the cricket bat. The original "[[hockey stick]]" (left) evolved into the straight bat from c. 1760 when [[pitched delivery bowling]] began.
  • centuries]]
  • [[Mithali Raj]] of India, is the highest run scorer in women's international cricket.
  • English cricketer [[W. G. Grace]] "taking guard" in 1883. His pads and bat are very similar to those used today. The gloves have evolved somewhat. Many modern players use more defensive equipment than were available to Grace, most notably helmets and arm guards.
  • [[Tom Wills]], cricketer and co-founder of [[Australian football]]
  • Y.M.C.A. women playing cricket as part of 'sports for troops', [[Sydney University]], 23 April 1941
  • [[Yorkshire County Cricket Club]] in 1895. The team first won the County Championship in 1893.
TEAM SPORT PLAYED WITH BATS AND BALLS
Cricket (game); Sports cricket; Kricket; Cricketers; Cricket (sport); Creag; Sport cricket; Cricket team; Cricket player; Cricketplayer; Wikipedia:WikiProject Cricket/Cricket Collaboration of the Month/cricket; Cricket games; Cricketer; Criket; Cricket Clubs; Cricketing; Cricketed; Cricket as a social event; Cricketeer; Amature cricket; Wicketkeeping; Not in the spirit of cricket; Spirit of cricket; Spirit of Cricket; 🏏; User:Ankur1139; Batball; Domestic cricket; List of cricket competitions; Cricket competitions; Matting wicket; Metric system baseball; Crickte
(crickets)
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
1.
Cricket is an outdoor game played between two teams. Players try to score points, called runs, by hitting a ball with a wooden bat.
During the summer term we would play cricket at the village ground.
...the Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
N-UNCOUNT
2.
A cricket is a small jumping insect that produces short, loud sounds by rubbing its wings together.
N-COUNT

Wikipedia

South Australian Cricket Association

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) is the peak body for the sport of cricket in South Australia. The association administers the Southern Redbacks based in Adelaide. SACA is the controlling body for the South Australian Grade Cricket League. The chairman is Andrew Sinclair.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South Australian Cricket Association
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4. Cricketing traditions are now being challenged on this issue.
5. And his brush–strokes are as welcome in Indian sport as any of his cricketing strokes.
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