- In the
sport of cricket, the term
wicket has
several meanings: It is
either of the two sets of
three stumps and two
bails at each end of the pitch. The...
- In cricket, the
wicket-keeper is the
player on the
fielding side who
stands behind the
wicket or
stumps being watchful of the
batsman and
ready to take...
- more
prominent characters (
Wicket, Paploo, Teebo,
Logray and Chirpa) are shown,
while the
others are just
listed as Ewoks.
Wicket W.
Warrick and
another Ewok...
- In cricket, a five-
wicket haul (also
known as a "five–for" or "fifer")
occurs when a
bowler takes five or more
wickets in a
single innings. This is regarded...
-
Wicket or
wicket ball was a
historical American form of
cricket pla****
until the late 19th century.
Wicket came to
America from
England most
likely during...
- field, at the
centre of
which is a 22-yard (20-metre; 66-foot)
pitch with a
wicket at each end, each
comprising two
bails (small sticks)
balanced on three...
- strangled, or
missing the ball
entirely and
being out
bowled or leg
before wicket.[citation needed]
Action See
bowling action Agricultural shot A powerful...
- A
wicket gate, or
simply a
wicket, is a
pedestrian door or gate,
particularly one
built into a
larger door or into a wall or fence.
Wickets are typically...
-
Sticky wicket (or
sticky dog, or glue pot) is a
metaphor used to
describe a
difficult cir****stance. It
originated as a term for
difficult cir****stances...
- for his
wicket taking with an
economy of 4.17.
Among Indian fast bowlers, he took 200
wickets in the
fewest matches and
reached 100
wickets in ODI cricket...
