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The running-out of a non-striking batsman who leaves his crease before the bowler has released the ball.
ANS: Mankad (named after Vinoo Mankad who first used this method in a Test match)
2.
A food item, starting with 'b', it is used when a batsmen runs his batting partner out, generally with a poor call.
ANS: Barbeque
3.
A diagram showing where a number of balls, usually from a particular bowler, have passed the batsman.
ANS: Beehive
What was special about the runs scored by Xavier Tras in the scoreboard in the batsmen's list?
ANS: It was a hypothetical batsman. The runs were extras. (the name can be shortened to xtras)
4.
Named after Ellis "Puss" Achong, a West Indian left-arm wrist-spin bowler of Chinese descent, this term refers to a left-handed bowler bowling wrist spin (left arm unorthodox).
ANS: Chinaman
Taken from baseball, this term refers to the use of a series of bouncers from pace bowlers to intimidate a batsman. Historically, it has been used as a tactic particularly against subcontinental teams because of their inexperience of bouncers.
ANS: Chin-music
ANS: A score of 87, regarded as unlucky in Australian cricket (13 short of a century)
ANS: Originally called a "duck's egg" because of the "0" shape in the scorebook, shortened to duck.
If golden duck means getting out of the first ball, what does diamond duck refer to?
Long beore Tillekeratne Dilshan, the scoop shot was played by a Zimbabweian lower order batsman X, who played a heroic innings in one of the finest succesful run chases against India. The shot was initially named as the X shot after him. Who?
Meaning butterfly in bengali, it is a zero rotation slower or variation ball, which when bowled correctly, moves erratically in flight like a butterfly. Based on the same aerodynamic principles as baseball's knuckleball.
ANS: Projapoti