2004 in cricket (8357 bytes)
2: [[2003 in cricket]],
3: [[2004 in sports|other sporting events of 2004]],
4: [[2005 in cricket]]
7: ...haka]], [[Bangladesh]] - [[Pakistan]] beat [[West Indies]] by 25 runs.
8: ...n bowling|spinner]] in history to take 500 [[Test cricket|Test]] wickets.

Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2004 (608 bytes)
1: ...5]] and [[March 5]] [[2004]]. (''See also: [[2004 in sports]]'')
3: ==Opening ceremony==
5: ...International Cricket Council]] are participating in the tournament.
9: [[Category:International cricket competitions]]
10: [[Category:2004 in sports|Cricket World Cup]]

Over (cricket) (3374 bytes)
1: ...ix consecutive balls bowled by a single [[bowler (cricket)|bowler]]. No bowler is allowed to bowl more than...
3: ...ket)|wide]]s do not count as one of the six balls in an over.
5: ...a minimum number of overs per day to prevent spoiling of the game by a slow over rate.
7: ...suring that both [[batsman|batsmen]] face the bowling.
9: A ''maiden over'' is one in which no runs are scored.

Cricket (31833 bytes)
3: ...black trousers on the far right are the [[umpire (cricket)|umpires]].]]
5: ...English-speaking]] [[Caribbean]] (called the West Indies).
7: ... top cricketing nations provide passionate entertainment that has occasionally given rise to [[Diploma...
11: ...''[[run (cricket)|runs]]'' (points) than the opposing team.
13: ... the term "innings" and NEVER "inning" - see [[innings]]. -->

Bowling (cricket) (4892 bytes)
1: ...:CricketSCG1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A professional cricket match]]
3: ...player skilled at bowling is called a ''[[bowler (cricket)|bowler]]''.
5: A single act of bowling the ball towards the batsman is called a ''ball'...
7: ...ble to hit it, an umpire will rule it a ''[[wide (cricket)|wide]]''.
11: ...n bowling with an underarm action due to the blousing dress and to counter this she began to bowl with...

Cricket (insect) (1557 bytes)
1: ...iquet.1(L).jpg|thumb|300px|A [[tree cricket]] sitting on a leaf.]]
2: [[Image:Cricket.jpg|thumb|250px| Note the long antennae]]
3: ...d legs. The females have a long needlelike egg-laying organ ([[ovipositor]]). There are about 900 spec...
5: ... are popular [[pets]] in [[Asia]], especially [[China]].
8: *Family Gryllidae - [[True cricket]]s

Test cricket (8555 bytes)
1: ...ability (as compared to [[One-day International]] cricket).
3: ... a subset of [[first-class cricket]], the form of cricket played over several days and officially sanctione...
5: ...r Test cricket referred to is in regards to men's cricket.''
8: ...th century (1884 to 1889)]]'''; '''[[Test matches in the 19th century (1890 to 1900)]]'''''
10: ==Test cricket playing nations==

Batting (cricket) (10987 bytes)
1: ...:CricketSCG1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A professional cricket match]]
3: ...[cricket bat]] in order to score runs without getting out.
5: ...e [[run (cricket)|runs]] for the team without getting 'out'.
7: ...eleven players in his team are 'out' and their innings is closed.
9: ==Goals of batting==

One-day cricket (12877 bytes)
1: <div style="float:right;margin-left:1em;text-align:center">
6: ... distinct from [[Test cricket]] and [[first-class cricket]] which can take up to five days to complete.
9: ...te ball gives it subtly different characteristics in flight as it wears.
11: ...n the claimed excitement. Such criticisms have gained steam with the revitalisation, led by [[Austral...
13: ===Bowling restrictions===

Cricket (disambiguation) (668 bytes)
1: '''Cricket''' can mean:
2: *[[Cricket|Cricket (sport)]]
3: **[[Beach cricket]]
4: **[[Club cricket]]
5: **[[County cricket]]

Flipper (cricket) (3366 bytes)
1: ...eeps deceptively low after pitching and can accordingly be very difficult to play.
3: It was reputedly invented by the Australian leg-spinner [[Clarrie Grimmett]]. Grimmett became so enamo...
5: ...and skidded through rapping him on the pads plumb in front of off stump, [[leg before wicket]].
7: ... Warne's flipper, although Tendulkar has such amazing eyes, reflexes, and footwork that he may be able...
9: ...ply pushed backwards with the heel of his palm, akin to what would now be referred to as a "zooter".

2005 in cricket (1594 bytes)
2: [[2004 in cricket]],
3: [[2005 in sports|other sporting events of 2005]],
4: [[2006 in cricket]]
7: ...est ton (century) in a match against [[Australian cricket team|Australia]].
9: *January 10th - First [[World Cricket Tsunami Appeal]] match between Asian XI and ICC W...

First-class cricket (11568 bytes)
1: ...custom, first-class cricket is said to have begun in [[1815]], the end of the [[Napoleonic Wars]].
3: ==Conduct of a game of first-class cricket==
5: ... be played on weekends, for instance) first-class cricketers are mostly paid professionals.
11: ...follow-on minimum lead requirement in first-class cricket is:
16: ...ame.) Note that only the first day can be ignored in this calculation. If more than one day is abandon...

Old Trafford (cricket) (697 bytes)
1: ...st cricket|Test matches]] have been played there since [[1884]].
3: ...ootball stadium]], in the borough of [[Trafford]] in [[Greater Manchester]].
6: *[[List of Test cricket grounds]]
7: *[[Test matches in the 19th century (1884 to 1889)]]
8: *[[Test matches in the 19th century (1890 to 1900)]]

Run (cricket) (2565 bytes)
1: ...s are mostly contained in Law 18 of the [[Laws of cricket]].
3: ... their ground from end to end; when a [[Boundary (cricket)|boundary]] is scored; when penalty runs are awar...
7: ...wling side. In practice, this rule is rarely in point.
11: ...he batsman with the highest number of career runs in ODIs with over 11,000 runs.
13: ...rham at Edgbaston. The highest team score in Test cricket is 952.

New Zealand Cricket (1105 bytes)
1: ...s the governing body for professional [[cricket]] in [[New Zealand]].
3: ...ition and the [[State Shield]] domestic [[one day cricket|one-day]] competition.
5: ...vor Chappell]] bowled an [[underarm delivery]] making it impossible for the batsman to score a six.
8: New Zealand Cricket involves the following first-class teams:
14: * [[Wellington]]

Jiminy Cricket (1020 bytes)
1: ...in order to serve as the official conscience for Pinocchio, as well as a comic foil who accompanies hi...
3: Jiminy Cricket's voice was created by singer [[Cliff Edwards]], who voiced it for Disney th...
5: ...neration how to spell e-n-c-y-c-l-o-p-e-d-i-a. Jiminy most recently appeared on ''[[House of Mouse]]''...
7: ...isney Company]] alongside [[Mickey Mouse]] and [[Tinkerbell]].
9: ...ny Cricket is also a verbal [[expression]] expressing surprise.

Scottish cricket (1557 bytes)
1: ...ess, Scotland has a well established recreational cricket structure.
5: ...ts have played professionally in English domestic cricket.
7: ...mprove the performance level of the best Scottish cricketers.
9: ==Administration==
11: ...and is an Associate Member of the [[International Cricket Council]].

Runner (cricket) (1153 bytes)
1: ...The runner must be part of the 11 players playing in the current match. The runner can ''only run'' bu...
3: ...s]] must agree to a runner, before he can be used in the game.
5: ...omes to the striking end (facing the bowler), the injured batsman must stand near the Square-Leg umpir...
7: ...it is interesting to note that if either one, the injured batsman or his "runner" is caught out of the...
9: [[Category:Cricket terminology]]

Boundary (cricket) (4827 bytes)
1: ...' has two distinct meanings in the [[sport]] of [[cricket]].
5: ... of the playing field, or the physical object marking the edge of the field, such as a rope or fence.
7: ..., and then return to pick it up after having slid into the boundary and then returned to the field.
11: ...he scoring of a '''four''' or a '''six''' from a single delivery.
13: ...as the relevant type of [[extra (cricket)|extra]] instead.

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