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History
The Game
Cricket and America
Indian Cricket
Miscellaneous
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About how many years has cricket been around for?
Over 400 years
100
How many wickets are there?
3 on each side. 6 altogether.
100
Where is the most popular area in the US to play cricket?
Along the East Coast (between Philadelphia and New York)
100
What is the main sponsor of the Indian Premier League?
Pepsi
100
What is the bat made out of?
Leather, twine, and cork.
200
When was the inauguration of the Twenty20 Cup?
2003
200
How many feet long is the playing area?
66ft
200
What historical event cause cricket to compete with baseball?
The Civil War
200
Who are the current champions?
Mumbai Indians
300
By the end of 17th century cricket became known as a what?
Gambling Sport
300
How many feet is the field that is used?
350ft
300
When was there a resurgence of popularity in America with Cricket?
Later part of the 20th century
300
What was the main event that brought most of the popularity of cricket to India?
World Cup of 1983
300
Where was cricket first broadcasted live on and in what year?
YouTube in 2010
400
In what year was the first women's test match and who was it between?
England and Australia 1934
400
How many players are on the field during a cricket match?
22 players and 2 umpires
400
Who was the first president to attend a cricket match?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
400
What is the brand value in 2013?
US$3.03 billion
400
What are the five ways a franchise can acquire a player?
In the annual auction, signing domestic players, signing uncapped players, through trading, and signing replacements.
500
Who is the current cricket world champion and how many titles do they hold?
India and 2 titles
500
Name 5 of the equipment gear that is used.
Cricket ball, cricket bat, wicket, stumps, bails, and protective gear.
500
Who was the person who established the United States of America Cricket Association?
John Marder
500
Who is one of the most popular players?
Sachin Tendulkar
500
What are the three formats?
Twenty20, Test, and ODI