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Kunal GanjuAvailable
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I can answer questions about Cricket History, the Laws of Cricket, Test/ ODI records, rare or quirky occurences and other such things. I guess I can take a crack at anything that can be classified as "Cricket Trivia". | |
Suhas L SapreIndia
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I can help to give all questions regarding cricket laws, rules on both umpiring and cricket scoring. It will be a great pleasure to help any candidate who wants to clear the exam of BCCI. I can guide him how the questions are asked and the way they should be replied. I can also conduct classes for Cricket umpiring and scoring anywhere. | |
Gary S NicholAvailable
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General or specific questions on the MCC Laws of Cricket, which have changed recently. Also general question on the English First-Class game. Not too good with cricket in other countries, as I am English! | |
Colin PearsonU.K.
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Cricket umpiring and scoring | |
RKR ChirraIndia
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you can ask me questions on laws of cricket,subject to all but questions will be answered on the basis of icc conditions | |
Alex EdghillAvailable
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Queries about records, scorecards, schedules, player profiles, and actual tips and insight on performance are my forte. | |
Edward FoxU.S.
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General Cricket questions about teams ,grounds, players and Cricket Trivia. Cricket Umpiring questions covering all 42 laws. Cricket Captaining questions, Cricket Equipment questions. |
You need to join your local cricket umpires' association - details from your Board of Control. They organise training and you will then be expected to umpire locally part time for several years as a
Dear Rajan, Never believe in something hypothetical. Always read and understand the Laws of the game. Anything which is not mentioned in the Law is not to be accepted. Catching a bat is never the case
Dear Kaushik, Sorry, I know nothing about you, how can I answer you. You must write something about your age, place, present status etc., to enable me to answer you properly. Please get back to me with
This is not true. Provided that the runner had at least one foot, or his bat in hand, grounded behind the crease the injured striker cannot be out. Also the striker cannot be out stumped if his runner
hi.... as u have asked the runner should be inside the crease when the batsmen is playing the ball with either in person or bat, but as per the sprit of game involves it is better to ask the batsmen to
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