Batter - The player who is attempting to hit the ball bowled to score runs or prevent the loss of a wicket., Bowler - The player who is delivering the ball towards the stumps defended by the batter. This player is on the fielding team., Fielder - The rest of the fielding team use their fielding skills to limit the amount of runs scored by the batting side., Bowl - Is the action of propelling the ball towards the wicket defended by the batter, Underarm Bowl - Combining a underarm throw and releasing the ball. The bowler's hand does not rise above the level of the waist and the ball ideally bounces once before the popping crease or batter., Run(s) - The scoring method in cricket to (help) decide the result of a match., Out/Dismissed - When a batters’ period of batting is ended by the opposing team, Stumps - There are two sets in a game at either end of the pitch made up of three stumps and two bails on top of the stumps., Wide - A ball that is too far away from the stumps or batter and deemed unable to hit., No Ball - Multiple ways to get a no-ball: too many bounces, too high without bouncing and the bowler over stepping are examples., Over - When 6 legal deliveries are bowled by the bowler,

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