South Australian Cricket Association
Should both groups be unable to complete their number of innings before the time allotted, the match is asserted a draw. Single wicket was in style in the 18th and nineteenth centuries and its matches had been usually thought-about top-class. In this kind, although every staff might have from one to 6 gamers, there is simply one batter in at a time and he should face each delivery bowled while his innings lasts. Single wicket has rarely been played since limited overs cricket began. Matches tended to have two innings per staff like a full first-class one and so they may end in a draw. While the umpire in shot stands at the bowler's end of the pitch, his colleague stands in the outfield, usually in or near the fielding position known as "square leg", so that he's according to the popping crease at the striker's finish of the pitch. Protective clothes includes pads , batting gloves or wicket-keeper's gloves for the hands, a safety helmet for the head and a f