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Test cricket
Test cricket
[Sustantivo]

a type of cricket match that lasts up to five days between international teams

cricket de prueba, partido de cricket de prueba

cricket de prueba, partido de cricket de prueba

Ex: Test cricket matches can end in a draw if time runs out. 

Los partidos de cricket Test pueden terminar en empate si se acaba el tiempo.

One Day International

a format of cricket where each team faces a fixed number of overs, usually 50, in a single day

One Day International, Partido Internacional de un Día

One Day International, Partido Internacional de un Día

Ex: In a One Day International, both teams get 50 overs each. 

En un One Day International, ambos equipos tienen 50 overs cada uno.

List A cricket
List A cricket
[Sustantivo]

a classification of limited-overs cricket matches, typically 40 to 60 overs per side, played at a high domestic or international level

críquet de lista A, críquet List A

críquet de lista A, críquet List A

Ex: She made her debut in List A cricket at the age of 18. 

Ella hizo su debut en el cricket Lista A a la edad de 18 años.

first-class cricket

the highest standard of domestic cricket played over three or more days

críquet de primera clase, críquet doméstico de alto nivel

críquet de primera clase, críquet doméstico de alto nivel

Ex: Scoring a century in first-class cricket is a significant achievement. 

Anotar un siglo en el cricket de primera clase es un logro significativo.

limited overs cricket

a format of the game where each team is allowed a fixed number of overs to bat, typically 20 or 50

críquet de overs limitados

críquet de overs limitados

Ex: In limited overs cricket, each team bats for a maximum of 50 overs. 

En el cricket de overs limitados, cada equipo batea un máximo de 50 overs.

indoor cricket
indoor cricket
[Sustantivo]

a variant of cricket played in an enclosed indoor space, typically on a smaller pitch with modified rules

críquet indoor, críquet de interior

críquet indoor, críquet de interior

Ex: Schools offer indoor cricket in winter. 

Las escuelas ofrecen cricket indoor en invierno.

Twenty20
Twenty20
[Sustantivo]

a shorter, fast-paced, and exciting form of cricket where each team gets twenty sets of six throws to bat

Twenty20, Críquet Twenty20

Twenty20, Críquet Twenty20

Ex: The rise of Twenty20 cricket has led to increased interest in the sport globally, attracting new fans with its dynamic gameplay. 

El auge del cricket Twenty20 ha aumentado el interés en el deporte a nivel mundial, atrayendo a nuevos fanáticos con su juego dinámico.

boundary
boundary
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) the scoring of four or six runs by hitting the ball to or over the designated outer edge of the field

límite, frontera

límite, frontera

Ex: The batsman's precise placement allowed him to notch another boundary. 
century
century
[Sustantivo]

a batsman scoring 100 or more runs in a single innings

siglo, centena

siglo, centena

Ex: The young prodigy stunned everyone by scoring a century in his debut match. 
duck
duck
[Sustantivo]

a score of zero runs by a batter in an innings of cricket

pato,  cero

pato, cero

Ex: The bowler sent him back to the pavilion for a duck. 
half-century
half-century
[Sustantivo]

a batsman scoring fifty runs in a single innings

medio siglo, cincuentena

medio siglo, cincuentena

Ex: The team's score improved significantly after his half-century contribution. 

La puntuación del equipo mejoró significativamente después de su contribución de medio siglo.

dismissal
dismissal
[Sustantivo]

an instance of a batter being put out in cricket

eliminación

eliminación

Ex: The replay confirmed that the dismissal was a clean catch. 
ball
ball
[Sustantivo]

a single delivery bowled by the bowler toward the batsman in cricket

bola, lanzamiento

bola, lanzamiento

Ex: The bowler's first ball was a fast yorker. 
edge
edge
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) the contact between the bat and the ball resulting in the ball going toward the fielding team

borde, filo

borde, filo

Ex: An edge occurs when the ball touches the bat and goes to the opposing team. 
innings
innings
[Sustantivo]

the batting turn of a team during which their players attempt to score runs against the bowling of the opposing team

entrada, turno al bate

entrada, turno al bate

Ex: Her innings helped the team chase down the target with ease. 

Su entrada ayudó al equipo a alcanzar el objetivo con facilidad.

run out
run out
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) a batsman being dismissed when when the ball hits the stumps before they reach the crease while running

ser eliminado por carrera, corrida fuera

ser eliminado por carrera, corrida fuera

Ex: A brilliant piece of fielding resulted in a run out. 

Una brillante jugada de campo resultó en un corrido fuera.

follow-on
follow-on
[Sustantivo]

a situation that happens when a team is made to bat again immediately after their first innings because they scored significantly fewer runs than the opposing team in their first innings

seguimiento inmediato, obligación de continuar

seguimiento inmediato, obligación de continuar

Ex: The captain enforced the follow-on after their team gained a substantial lead. 

El capitán aplicó el follow-on después de que su equipo obtuviera una ventaja sustancial.

bowling
bowling
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) the act of delivering the ball to the batsman with the aim of dismissing them or preventing runs

lanzamiento, bowling

lanzamiento, bowling

Ex: The coach emphasized the importance of line and length in effective bowling. 

El entrenador enfatizó la importancia de la línea y la longitud en un lanzamiento efectivo.

maiden over
maiden over
[Sustantivo]

a period of six balls bowled by a cricketer during which no runs are scored by the batsman

un over virgen, una serie virgen

un over virgen, una serie virgen

Ex: The spin bowler's maiden over was crucial in slowing down the run rate. 

El maiden over del lanzador de spin fue crucial para frenar el ritmo de carreras.

no ball
no ball
[Sustantivo]

an illegal delivery bowled by a bowler, resulting in a penalty against the bowling team

no ball, bola ilegal

no ball, bola ilegal

Ex: The team conceded an extra run due to repeated no balls during the over. 

El equipo concedió una carrera adicional debido a repetidos no balls durante el over.

googly
googly
[Sustantivo]

a type of delivery that spins in the opposite direction to what is expected, often deceiving the batsman

un googly, una bola engañosa

un googly, una bola engañosa

Ex: Her googly was so effective that it completely deceived the batsman. 

Su googly fue tan efectivo que engañó por completo al bateador.

full toss
full toss
[Sustantivo]

a delivery that reaches the batsman without bouncing on the pitch in cricket

bola llena, lanzamiento sin bote

bola llena, lanzamiento sin bote

Ex: He smashed the full toss straight over the bowler’s head. 

Golpeó el lanzamiento lleno directamente sobre la cabeza del lanzador.

wicketkeeping
wicketkeeping
[Sustantivo]

the role of the cricket player who stands behind the stumps to catch missed balls and attempt dismissals

guardameta, rol del guardameta

guardameta, rol del guardameta

Ex: Wicketkeeping requires quick reflexes and agility. 

El guardián del wicket requiere reflejos rápidos y agilidad.

caught behind
caught behind
[Sustantivo]

a batsman being dismissed when the wicketkeeper catches the ball after it touches the bat in cricket

atrapado detrás, capturado detrás

atrapado detrás, capturado detrás

Ex: It was a close call, but the batsman was given out caught behind. 

Fue por poco, pero el bateador fue dado atrapado detrás.

stumping
stumping
[Sustantivo]

a method of dismissal in cricket where the wicketkeeper removes the bails to dismiss a batsman out of their crease

stumping, despeje

stumping, despeje

Ex: The bowler deceived the batsman, leading to an easy stumping opportunity. 

El lanzador engañó al bateador, lo que llevó a una fácil oportunidad de stumping.

bye
bye
[Sustantivo]

in cricket, an extra run scored when the ball passes the batter without touching the bat or body

bye,  extra

bye, extra

Ex: Four byes were scored when the ball reached the boundary. 
leg bye
leg bye
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) a run scored when the ball hits the batsman's body, not the bat

bye de pierna, carrera por golpe en el cuerpo

bye de pierna, carrera por golpe en el cuerpo

Ex: The ball deflected off his thigh for a leg bye. 

La pelota se desvió de su muslo por un leg bye.

to hook
to hook
[Verbo]

to strike a short, rising ball across the body toward the leg side with a nearly horizontal bat in cricket

hookear

hookear

Ex: Priya was hooking confidently whenever the bowler dropped short. 
crease
crease
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) a line marked on the pitch that defines the area within which a batsman must stand to be safe from being run out

pliegue, línea del bateador

pliegue, línea del bateador

Ex: She stood just inside the crease, ready to face the next ball. 

Ella se paró justo dentro del pliegue, lista para enfrentar la próxima pelota.

leg before wicket
leg before wicket
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) a batsman is dismissed when the ball hits their leg instead of the stumps

pierna antes del wicket, lbw

pierna antes del wicket, lbw

Ex: The player was out leg before wicket, missing a straight delivery. 

El jugador estaba fuera leg before wicket, fallando un lanzamiento recto.

caught
caught
[Sustantivo]

a situation in cricket where a batsman is out when a fielder catches the ball on the full after the batsman hits it

captura, atrapada

captura, atrapada

Ex: The caught by the wicketkeeper was crucial in turning the game around. 

El atrapado por el guardameta fue crucial para darle la vuelta al partido.

half volley
half volley
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) a ball that bounces just in front of the batsman, making it challenging to play

media volea, medio voleo

media volea, medio voleo

Ex: The batsman leaned forward to block the half volley with a straight bat. 

El bateador se inclinó hacia adelante para bloquear la media volea con un bate recto.

reverse sweep
reverse sweep
[Sustantivo]

a shot in cricket where the batsman switches hands and stance to hit the ball to the opposite side of their normal direction

barrido inverso, golpe inverso

barrido inverso, golpe inverso

Ex: His reverse sweep went straight to the boundary for four runs. 

Su reverse sweep fue directo al límite para cuatro carreras.

sweep shot
sweep shot
[Sustantivo]

a batting stroke played to hit the ball square on the leg side behind square, typically against a spin bowler

golpe de barrido, disparo de barrido

golpe de barrido, disparo de barrido

Ex: His sweep shot was mistimed and resulted in an easy catch for the fielder. 

Su barrido fue mal calculado y resultó en una captura fácil para el fildeador.

wide
wide
[Sustantivo]

(in cricket) a ball delivered by the bowler that is too far from the batsman to hit, usually penalized with an extra run to the batting side

un wide, una bola ancha

un wide, una bola ancha

Ex: With nerves showing, the bowler delivered a wide that sailed over the batsman's head. 
to stump
to stump
[Verbo]

to dismiss a batsman by knocking over their stumps with the ball in cricket

desbancar, eliminar

desbancar, eliminar

Ex: The umpire raised his finger quickly after the bowler stumped the batsman. 

El árbitro levantó su dedo rápidamente después de que el lanzador stumpó al bateador.

yorker
yorker
[Sustantivo]

a delivery in cricket bowled by a fast bowler aimed at the batsman's feet, typically difficult to play

un yorker, un lanzamiento a los pies

un yorker, un lanzamiento a los pies

Ex: He has a lethal yorker in his bowling arsenal. 

Tiene un yorker letal en su arsenal de bolos.

batting average
batting average
[Sustantivo]

(cricket) a statistic that shows how many runs a batsman scores on average per innings

promedio de bateo, media de bateo

promedio de bateo, media de bateo

Ex: A batting average above 50 is considered excellent in cricket. 

Un promedio de bateo superior a 50 se considera excelente en el cricket.

to cut
to cut
[Verbo]

(of cricket ball) to turn and move off the pitch after bouncing

cortar, desviar

cortar, desviar

Ex: The slow left-arm orthodox bowler's delivery cut away from the left-handed batsman. 
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