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Inside the game
The questions that interrupt a match: why the bat is measured, why one batter finishes not out, and what the review timer actually controls.
Leg-break vs off-break: follow the turn, then check the batter
A camera-independent way to recognise two spin deliveries, with a handedness table and a replay exercise.
Read the fieldnoteMaiden over vs maiden century: the same word, two different accounts
Separate a bowler's scoreless over from a batter's first hundred, including the extra-runs case that causes confusion.
Read the fieldnoteThe DRS review timer: what the fifteen seconds actually control
Follow an appeal from the on-field decision to a review request, and keep the request timer separate from the over-rate clock.
Read the fieldnoteHow long is a cricket pitch, and what do the white lines do?
Separate the 22-yard pitch from the running gap, then identify the bowling, popping and return creases on a broadcast.
Read the fieldnoteWhy do eleven cricket players have only ten wickets?
The eleventh player can bat. The missing piece is the partnership, plus the difference between not out, did not bat and facing no deliveries.
Read the fieldnoteWhy are cricket bats checked on the field?
Understand the bat gauge, distinguish an inspection from a finding, and see why one legal measurement does not settle the whole equipment question.
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