A player who uses a bat to score runs for their team., A player who delivers the ball towards the batsman., The set of three stumps and two bails that the batsman defends., A unit of scoring in cricket, achieved by the batsmen running between the wickets after hitting the ball., The outer edge of the cricket field, scoring four or six runs if the ball reaches it without being caught., A set of six deliveries bowled by a single bowler., An over in which no runs are scored by the batting team., A shot in which the ball is hit over the boundary without bouncing, scoring six runs., A shot that reaches the boundary without bouncing, scoring four runs., When a batsman is dismissed without scoring any runs., A mode of dismissal in which the ball hits the batsman's leg before hitting the bat, and the umpire considers it would have hit the wicket., When a fielder catches the ball hit by the batsman before it touches the ground, resulting in the batsman being dismissed., When the wicketkeeper removes the bails while the batsman is outside of their crease, resulting in dismissal., A delivery that is considered illegal due to the bowler overstepping the front line of the bowling crease or other rule violations., A delivery that is considered illegal because it is outside the batsman's reach., A type of delivery that is delivered full and aimed at the batsman's feet., A type of delivery bowled by a spinner that spins in the opposite direction to what is expected by the batsman., A short-pitched delivery that bounces at or above the batsman's shoulder height., The act of preventing runs and causing the opposition's dismissal through catching, throwing, and general fielding skills., A technology-based system used to review the on-field umpire's decisions..

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