logging in or signing up Cricket Quiz cricket Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 3102 Category: Sports License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 22, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Cricket Quizze The first official international cricket match was held in 1844. Which were the participating countries?A) Afghanistan and IndiaB) Australia and England C) Canada and the United StatesD) Ireland and Scotland : The first official international cricket match was held in 1844. Which were the participating countries?A) Afghanistan and IndiaB) Australia and England C) Canada and the United StatesD) Ireland and Scotland Australia and England : Australia and England The pinnacle of international cricket competition is the “test match”. How long does a test match last?A) Six hoursB) Two daysC) Five daysD) Until the game is over, no matter how long it takes : The pinnacle of international cricket competition is the “test match”. How long does a test match last?A) Six hoursB) Two daysC) Five daysD) Until the game is over, no matter how long it takes Five days : Five days The very first cricket test match between England and Australia was held in Melbourne in 1877. Australia won the contest by 45 runs. In the centenary match of 1977 between the same nations, what was the result?A) Australia won, again by 45 runsB) England got their revenge, by the same 45-run marginC) The game could not be completed owing to bad weatherD) The score was tied : The very first cricket test match between England and Australia was held in Melbourne in 1877. Australia won the contest by 45 runs. In the centenary match of 1977 between the same nations, what was the result?A) Australia won, again by 45 runsB) England got their revenge, by the same 45-run marginC) The game could not be completed owing to bad weatherD) The score was tied England got their revenge, by the same 45-run margin : England got their revenge, by the same 45-run margin Which of the following nations has never participated in a cricket test match?A) BangladeshB) Kenya C) New ZealandD) Zimbabwe : Which of the following nations has never participated in a cricket test match?A) BangladeshB) Kenya C) New ZealandD) Zimbabwe Kenya : Kenya In 1997, the first in a series of two cricket games between India and Sri Lanka included the highest total ever reached by one side in one innings of a test match. How many runs did the top-scoring Sri Lankans accumulate?A) 352B) 552 C) 752D) 952 : In 1997, the first in a series of two cricket games between India and Sri Lanka included the highest total ever reached by one side in one innings of a test match. How many runs did the top-scoring Sri Lankans accumulate?A) 352B) 552 C) 752D) 952 952 : 952 What is meant by the cricketing term “sticky wicket”?A) A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably B) A field where long grass makes run-scoring difficultC) A game in which conditions favor the batsmen over the bowlers D) A severe breach of normal cricket etiquette : What is meant by the cricketing term “sticky wicket”?A) A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably B) A field where long grass makes run-scoring difficultC) A game in which conditions favor the batsmen over the bowlers D) A severe breach of normal cricket etiquette A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably : A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably In cricket, what is meant by the phrase “bowling a maiden over”?A) Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs B) Colliding with another fielder when trying to catch the ball C) Taking five wickets and scoring 100 runs in the same matchD) Toasting victory by quickly drinking three glasses of beer : In cricket, what is meant by the phrase “bowling a maiden over”?A) Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs B) Colliding with another fielder when trying to catch the ball C) Taking five wickets and scoring 100 runs in the same matchD) Toasting victory by quickly drinking three glasses of beer Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs : Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs Cricket has a richer store of peculiar jargon than perhaps any other sport, and the names given to the fielding positions provide some notable examples. Which of the following is not the name of a standard cricket fielding position?A) Backward square legB) Deep extra cover C) Forward third man D) Silly mid on : Cricket has a richer store of peculiar jargon than perhaps any other sport, and the names given to the fielding positions provide some notable examples. Which of the following is not the name of a standard cricket fielding position?A) Backward square legB) Deep extra cover C) Forward third man D) Silly mid on Forward third man : Forward third man What do the initials “LBW” mean to a cricketer?A) Last-Ball Winner — the game’s last ball decides the result B) Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg C) “Little-Boy” White — a diminutive English fast bowler of the 1800sD) Loss By Weather — untimely rain results in loss for the batting side : What do the initials “LBW” mean to a cricketer?A) Last-Ball Winner — the game’s last ball decides the result B) Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg C) “Little-Boy” White — a diminutive English fast bowler of the 1800sD) Loss By Weather — untimely rain results in loss for the batting side Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg : Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg In cricket, what is the “Duckworth-Lewis method”?A) A tactic in which nearly all the fielders are placed on one sideB) A training regimen in which the batsmen practise blindfoldedC) Pairing an aggressive batsman with a defensively-minded partner D) The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather : In cricket, what is the “Duckworth-Lewis method”?A) A tactic in which nearly all the fielders are placed on one sideB) A training regimen in which the batsmen practise blindfoldedC) Pairing an aggressive batsman with a defensively-minded partner D) The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather : The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Cricket Quiz cricket Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 3102 Category: Sports License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 22, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Cricket Quizze The first official international cricket match was held in 1844. Which were the participating countries?A) Afghanistan and IndiaB) Australia and England C) Canada and the United StatesD) Ireland and Scotland : The first official international cricket match was held in 1844. Which were the participating countries?A) Afghanistan and IndiaB) Australia and England C) Canada and the United StatesD) Ireland and Scotland Australia and England : Australia and England The pinnacle of international cricket competition is the “test match”. How long does a test match last?A) Six hoursB) Two daysC) Five daysD) Until the game is over, no matter how long it takes : The pinnacle of international cricket competition is the “test match”. How long does a test match last?A) Six hoursB) Two daysC) Five daysD) Until the game is over, no matter how long it takes Five days : Five days The very first cricket test match between England and Australia was held in Melbourne in 1877. Australia won the contest by 45 runs. In the centenary match of 1977 between the same nations, what was the result?A) Australia won, again by 45 runsB) England got their revenge, by the same 45-run marginC) The game could not be completed owing to bad weatherD) The score was tied : The very first cricket test match between England and Australia was held in Melbourne in 1877. Australia won the contest by 45 runs. In the centenary match of 1977 between the same nations, what was the result?A) Australia won, again by 45 runsB) England got their revenge, by the same 45-run marginC) The game could not be completed owing to bad weatherD) The score was tied England got their revenge, by the same 45-run margin : England got their revenge, by the same 45-run margin Which of the following nations has never participated in a cricket test match?A) BangladeshB) Kenya C) New ZealandD) Zimbabwe : Which of the following nations has never participated in a cricket test match?A) BangladeshB) Kenya C) New ZealandD) Zimbabwe Kenya : Kenya In 1997, the first in a series of two cricket games between India and Sri Lanka included the highest total ever reached by one side in one innings of a test match. How many runs did the top-scoring Sri Lankans accumulate?A) 352B) 552 C) 752D) 952 : In 1997, the first in a series of two cricket games between India and Sri Lanka included the highest total ever reached by one side in one innings of a test match. How many runs did the top-scoring Sri Lankans accumulate?A) 352B) 552 C) 752D) 952 952 : 952 What is meant by the cricketing term “sticky wicket”?A) A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably B) A field where long grass makes run-scoring difficultC) A game in which conditions favor the batsmen over the bowlers D) A severe breach of normal cricket etiquette : What is meant by the cricketing term “sticky wicket”?A) A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably B) A field where long grass makes run-scoring difficultC) A game in which conditions favor the batsmen over the bowlers D) A severe breach of normal cricket etiquette A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably : A cricket pitch on which the ball bounces unpredictably In cricket, what is meant by the phrase “bowling a maiden over”?A) Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs B) Colliding with another fielder when trying to catch the ball C) Taking five wickets and scoring 100 runs in the same matchD) Toasting victory by quickly drinking three glasses of beer : In cricket, what is meant by the phrase “bowling a maiden over”?A) Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs B) Colliding with another fielder when trying to catch the ball C) Taking five wickets and scoring 100 runs in the same matchD) Toasting victory by quickly drinking three glasses of beer Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs : Bowling six successive balls without the batsman scoring any runs Cricket has a richer store of peculiar jargon than perhaps any other sport, and the names given to the fielding positions provide some notable examples. Which of the following is not the name of a standard cricket fielding position?A) Backward square legB) Deep extra cover C) Forward third man D) Silly mid on : Cricket has a richer store of peculiar jargon than perhaps any other sport, and the names given to the fielding positions provide some notable examples. Which of the following is not the name of a standard cricket fielding position?A) Backward square legB) Deep extra cover C) Forward third man D) Silly mid on Forward third man : Forward third man What do the initials “LBW” mean to a cricketer?A) Last-Ball Winner — the game’s last ball decides the result B) Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg C) “Little-Boy” White — a diminutive English fast bowler of the 1800sD) Loss By Weather — untimely rain results in loss for the batting side : What do the initials “LBW” mean to a cricketer?A) Last-Ball Winner — the game’s last ball decides the result B) Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg C) “Little-Boy” White — a diminutive English fast bowler of the 1800sD) Loss By Weather — untimely rain results in loss for the batting side Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg : Leg Before Wicket — the batsman is out for blocking with his leg In cricket, what is the “Duckworth-Lewis method”?A) A tactic in which nearly all the fielders are placed on one sideB) A training regimen in which the batsmen practise blindfoldedC) Pairing an aggressive batsman with a defensively-minded partner D) The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather : In cricket, what is the “Duckworth-Lewis method”?A) A tactic in which nearly all the fielders are placed on one sideB) A training regimen in which the batsmen practise blindfoldedC) Pairing an aggressive batsman with a defensively-minded partner D) The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather : The system for awarding victory in games interrupted by weather