Cricket: My Favorite Player In The World

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Cricket is one of the exciting sport in the world. It is played by most countries in the world. Cricket is not that popular in the United States compare to the countries like India, England, Australia and many more. Cricket was discovered in Southern England before the 16th century. Cricket is a bat and ball game (similar to Baseball) played between two teams of eleven players each on a field. At the center of which is a rectangular twenty- two yard long pitch. The game is played by millions of player around the world, making it the world second most popular sport. Each team takes it turns to bat, attempting to score runs, while the other team fields. There is no green or red card foul in cricket like soccer. There are three types of player …show more content…

My favorite player is MS Dhoni (Captain of India team). Sometimes it very difficult to watch the matches of India because of timing. I would not sleep at night when India is playing against some other team. I will try to watch the whole game and especially when MS Dhoni is batting I would only concentrate on seeing him how he bat because I like his style and techniques and would copy his skills whenever I practice. I would agree that I belong to the Discourse Community of Cricket because I possess the knowledge, skills and love for the …show more content…

My father is a very big fan of cricket. When I was little, we both used to watch the game. I learned lots of basic skills required to play cricket from my father. My father brought a bat for me when I was 6 months old and it was my first cricket bat. I took care of that bat and it’s in India right now. I couldn’t the lift cricket bat (wood) for two years because they are heavy, I would play with a plastic bat. In the beginning cricket for me was tough to learn because there are lots of rules. Since I lived in a town and do not have access to ground all time, I would play with my friends on the

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