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Having a Ball with Garrybl



garryblGarrybl on 12/10/2007

HavingaBallwithGarrybl Photo Welcome to the December CQ, a game for quiz takers and makers.

In response to underwhelming demand, here is the explanation of cricket for Americans. There will be ten questions; each will explain some basic element of cricket and then give a question on a peripherally related theme. At the end of the quiz anyone (even those who have never seen the game played) will have a clue as to just how the game works.

The image represents a cricket field (shaped like an ellipse, not a diamond of course). The central area of the field is called the pitch, and it is in that area that the bowler delivers the ball to the batsman. One batsman stands ready to face the bowler, one waits at the other end of the pitch. There are two umpires, a bowler, wicket-keeper and a number of possible fielding positions marked. The fielding side has nine men in addition to the bowler and wicket-keeper. Ready, steady, go!

10 Questions




Rating:  (8.05/9)
Difficulty:  Difficult
Taken: 55 times



Quiz Leaderboard
Player: Level: % Correct: Time to Complete:
1
Pyoung 2690.00%    71.81 seconds    
2
Macwil 1890.00%    92.46 seconds    
3
Irishpainter 1390.00%    170.87 seconds    
4
Wordster 3690.00%    226.98 seconds    
5
Baggy0 3180.00%    155.90 seconds    
6
Jeanette2103 3170.00%    192.73 seconds    
7
Regalcj 3060.00%    340.08 seconds    
8
Think2much 2050.00%    47.18 seconds    
9
Dale0555 850.00%    71.36 seconds    
10
Kaufman 8250.00%    211.13 seconds    



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