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image source- X (Preity G Zinta) When it comes to madness, drama, and edge-of-the-seat thrillers, the Punjab Kings have practically redefined the IPL’s chaos factor in the last two years.
On April 12, 2003, Brian Lara, in his first Test match since being reinstated as the captain of the West Indies, along with Daren Ganga, scored centuries as the West Indies mounted a...
Throughout the 1990s and much of the 2000s, West Indies cricket batting was centered around the legendary Brian Lara. While players like Carl Hooper occasionally made their mark, it was Shivnarine Chanderpaul from...
Yes, a left-hander can bowl a googly, delivering a deceptive leg-spin ball that turns from the batsman’s off-side to leg-side—opposite to their natural left-arm leg-break—using a wrist flick and finger spin to impart clockwise rotation at 1,200-1,500...
Knocking in a cricket bat is an essential process that enhances the bat's performance and durability. This traditional technique involves gradually compressing the bat's fibres through controlled impact, which helps prevent cracking during actual play. A properly...
Cricket balls, central to the sport’s 300-year history, spark curiosity about their makeup. Are they made of cow leather? Yes, cricket balls are primarily constructed from cow leather, prized for its durability and ability to withstand the...
image source- X (Proteas men) They say everything on Earth has an expiration date—whether it's the vibrant bloom of a wildflower, the fleeting grace of a bird in flight, the foods we savour, the...

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What Was Don Bradman’s Strike Rate?

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What Is Strike Rate In Cricket?

Cricket enthusiasts often hear the term "strike rate" thrown around during matches. This statistic measures a batter's scoring speed, calculated by dividing...

Who Came Up With The Word Googly?

The term "googly" was first used by English cricketer Bernard Bosanquet in the early 1900s. Bosanquet, playing for Middlesex, developed this clever...