-
nearest to the
wicket at that end. Four
creases (one
popping crease, one
bowling crease, and two
return creases) are
drawn at each end of the pitch, around...
-
behind the
Bowling Crease, and
within the
Return Crease...if the Bowler's foot is not
behind the
Bowling Crease, and
within the
return Crease, when he delivers...
- length. The
return creases are
drawn at
right angles to the
popping crease so that they
intersect the ends of the
bowling crease; each
return crease is drawn...
-
return creases in all, one on
either side of both sets of stumps). The
return creases lie
perpendicular to the
popping crease and the
bowling crease,...
- crease', 'bowling
crease' and two '
return creases'. The word '
crease'
without further qualification refers either to the
popping crease or to the region...
-
behind the
popping crease and be
within the
return crease. The
rules do not
prohibit delivery of the ball from
behind the
popping crease, and the ball may...
- line
extending between the
return creases and will be
called the bowler's
crease or the
front foot line. The
return creases of the
pitch at the bowler's...
-
overstepping the
popping crease with the
front foot. A
rarer reason is when the bowler's back foot
touches or
lands outside the
return crease.
Other reasons include...
- In the
Crease (the
youth hockey experience) is a feature-length do****entary film that
follows the real-life
story of a
teenage hockey team's
quest to win...
- run (by
running towards the
opposite crease line) and a
fielder throws the ball at the
wicket beyond the
crease line, and hits it,
before the
batter crosses...