Asian cricket

One of the most popular sports in the current world is cricket. Cricket popularity in the continents like Asia, Africa, Europe and Australia has occupied a place of incredible levels and the daily life of the people of the subcontinent. Twenty-first century cricket has been developed by many means, by many means, by regular addition and change, the game has been made timely. Since origin, the game has to travel a lot in order to reach today's position, in the middle it has been hundreds of years. How were the early days of cricket? How to start the game? Was the day or the bat of that day? There is no end to curiosity of cricket. This article is for them, some thirst may be met.

It is difficult to specify the daytime, when the game is exactly where the first played. Because during that time the information has been forgotten by Lord God and perhaps forgotten, but it is known from the private Edward's personal document that in 1300, there was a game of cricket similar to cricket in Kent's pasture. Most cricket historians say that the game was born in sheep's pastures in southeastern England.

Towards the grasslands, it was easy to tie the balls made of cloth or wool to the wings of small grass. In those days, there was a rooftop type of house with the help of a stick under the open sky to block the sheep, and the doors of those houses would have been forced by the target or the wicket. The stick used to be the bat as the bat. At that time the local rules started to become very popular as a means of playing different types of cricket and time. Fast, underarm balls were introduced in those days of cricket and the bat was bent like the current hockey bats. The change in the form of cricket bat in the eighteenth century reflects today's modern cricket bat.

After that cricket spread throughout England and started to get popularity. Cricket was found in England in 1550 in Gilford, and in 1598 the word "cricket" was included in the Italian English dictionary of fluorio. Jasper Weinle, a man from England's Sussex, who was a resident of the Harstad Green area, died of a cricket bat when he was playing cricket during the cricket ball. He was the first person to die and the event happened in 1624. Even after 22 years, cricket was written for the first time in a match organized by Grammar School in England.

Cricket became very popular throughout England in 1700. In 1706, a man named William Goldwin published the first written description of the cricket match. There he wrote "" The two teams were first seen on a particular field, where they came with their battered bat, they fixed the pitch and fixed the rules of the game.

Two Zodiac wickets are placed on the pitch and each pair has two wickets in the same area, which is called a stamp and the head is on the white belt of milk. They started the first innings with a metallic coin and started the umpire and said "Lethan Oroob" throws the first ball. They are over one over four, standing behind the umpire's wicket and setting the scoreboard on something of the Tila.

In 1709, for the first time Inter-County Cricket was written for matches between Kent vs. Fertilizer and a year later, Cambridge started its cricketing career. The first written law of cricket came into being by the club of London in 1744. Whereas it is said that "rules of play will be determined based on the opinion of the gentleman, and two umpires must be able to make all decisions." The height of the stamp will be 22 '' and the elasticity of the bell will be 6 ''. The weight of the cricket ball will be 22 or less, between the 5 or 6 ounces and 2 pairs of stamps. But there was no idea about the size of the cricket bat here.