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Ms Dhoni

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Rules of cricket

    We know, every games have it's own rules it's own statergy... Everything is different.....          Today's we discusse about one of the most popular and lovable sport in the history of sports era......                  Cricket..........!  Let's know about it's rules in different format  and different decade       First of all we discussed about rules of test cricket...       👇👇👇👇👇              The format The game is allotted 5 days. Each day consists of three sessions (excluding pink ball cricket for the moment). Each session consists of 30 bowling overs. First session: The first session is played before lunch. Second session: It is played post-lunch and before tea Third session: This session is played post-tea until the umpire declares ‘stumps’ which mean the end of the day’s play If any session...
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