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Cricket Ball The Cricket ball is a basic requirement for any game of Cricket to happen. A Cricket ball is made of cork and latex and is covered by leather. This leather is held together by stitching which is called the “Seam”. The ball, when new, shall not weigh less than 5½ ounces/155.9 grams, nor more than 5¾ ounces/163 grams (156 grams is Optimum), and shall measure not less than 813/16 inches/22.4 cms, nor more than 9 inches/22.9 cms in circumference. Based on format of the game, Cricket balls  are made of different colors these days i.e. Red, White, and Pink etc. In Test and First class Cricket matches, Red ball is being used. In One day limited overs matches and T-20 Matches (Day/ Night Matches) a White ball is being used. Recently ICC (International Cricket Council) has allowed the Pink Ball to be used in Day/ Night Test Matches. The shape and dimensions are the same for Red, White & Pink balls. The seam that runs around its circumference can make the ball bounce away

In a game of Cricket, whether your main job in the side is to bat, bowl, or keep wickets you’re going to need a Cricket Bat. Cricket Bat The bat consists of two parts, a handle and a blade. The bat overall shall not be more than 38 inches/96.5cm in length. The blade of the bat shall be made solely of wood and shall not exceed 41⁄4 in/10.8cm at the widest part. One end of the handle is inserted into a recess in the blade as a means of joining the handle and the blade. The part of the handle that is then wholly outside the blade is defined to be the upper portion of the handle. It is a straight shaft for holding the bat. The remainder of the handle is its lower portion used purely for joining the blade and the handle together. The handle is to be made principally of cane and/or wood, glued where necessary and bound with twine along the upper portion. The upper portion may be covered with materials solely to provide a surface suitable for gripping. Such covering is an addition and is

In a game of Cricket, whether your main job in the side is to bat, bowl, or keep wickets you’re going to need a Cricket Bat. Cricket Bat The bat consists of two parts, a handle and a blade. The bat overall shall not be more than 38 inches/96.5cm in length. The blade of the bat shall be made solely of wood and shall not exceed 41⁄4 in/10.8cm at the widest part. One end of the handle is inserted into a recess in the blade as a means of joining the handle and the blade. The part of the handle that is then wholly outside the blade is defined to be the upper portion of the handle. It is a straight shaft for holding the bat. The remainder of the handle is its lower portion used purely for joining the blade and the handle together. The handle is to be made principally of cane and/or wood, glued where necessary and bound with twine along the upper portion. The upper portion may be covered with materials solely to provide a surface suitable for gripping. Such covering is an addition and is n