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| crick·et [ kríkət ] |
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bat-and-ball game: an outdoor sport played chiefly in England and Commonwealth countries by two teams of 11 players using a flat bat, a small hard ball, and wickets. A player scores by batting the ball and running, while the defenders can get a player out by bowling and hitting the wicket, catching a hit ball, or running the player out.
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intransitive verb (past and past participle crick·et·ed, present participle crick·et·ing, 3rd person present singular crick·ets) |
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play cricket: to play cricket
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| [Late 16th century. Origin ?] |
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 crick·et·er noun |
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