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Displaying 1 - 10 of 182000 records for runs by a team in an inning cricket

• NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Innings (cricket)
  In baseball, a run is scored when a player advances safely around all three ...
  In cricket, a team's innings usually lasts until 10 of the 11 batsmen in the ...
  
  
• NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Run (cricket)
  In cricket, a Runner is a team member who runs between the wickets for an ... In
  Test cricket, more runs are usually scored in an innings because there is ...
  
  
• NEW-YORKERS' GOOD CRICKET.; Beats the Germantown Team by an Inning ...
  With the exception of ]3rockie and Downs, no one did much, the whole team being
  disposed of for 145. leaving New-York victorious by an Inning and 97 runs. ...
  
  
• Innings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  In baseball and cricket, however, one team, said to be "batting," attempts to
  score "runs"—see run (baseball) and run (cricket)—while the other team, ...
  
  
• Dictionary of Cricket Terms
  innings: The total number of runs scored by a team during its time at bat. ....
  who is out for zero runs in both innings of a two-inning cricket game. ...
  
  
• DM's Explanation of Cricket - The Play
  Each individual team's turn at bat is a half inning. In cricket, an innings
  usually refers to ... In a 3 or 4 day game, the follow on threshold is 150 runs;
  ...
  
  
• –ine: Definition from Answers.com
  In cricket, a team's innings usually lasts until 10 of the 11 batsmen in the
  team are out, leaving the not out batsman without a partner and thus unable to
  ...
  
  
• Britannia: How Cricket is Played
  A collection of sports articles, links and cricket in ameria. ... If a team is
  so far ahead in runs after only one inning at bat, and the opposing team has ...
  
  
• innings - definition of innings by the Free Online Dictionary ...
  follow-on - an immediate second innings forced on a cricket team scoring a
  prescribed number of runs fewer than its opponents in the first innings ...
  
  
• Cricket Explained (An American Viewpoint)
  Whoever scores the most runs wins, of course. What baseball calls a "half-inning
  ," cricket calls "innings." So the first team has its "first innings," then ...
  
  

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