Share one URL. If the scorer is two balls behind, the centre is two balls behind — the public page is the live book.
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Match centre is the public page for a game you scored: totals, overs, and the same extras the scorer tapped.
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Photo: Acabashi, CC BY-SA 4.0LawLBW for scorersLeg before wicket is decided by the umpire, not the scorer. The book records the decision as given, with the mode, and never second-guesses the finger.
Photo: Harry Pot for Anefo, CC0LawNo-balls and free hitsA no-ball is an illegal delivery. It adds a run to the batting side, is not a legal ball, and in limited-overs cricket is usually followed by a free hit.
Photo: Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domainBlogThe women’s game has its own history, not a shorter oneWomen have been playing recorded cricket since 1745, ran their own governing bodies for most of the twentieth century, and staged a World Cup two years before the men did.
Photo: Abhi psy pu, CC BY-SA 4.0BlogT20, ODI and Test cricket: the formats comparedT20, one-day internationals and Test matches differ in overs, length and how a result is reached. Knowing the differences helps clubs choose a format that suits their players and their ground.
Photo: N Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0GlossaryPitchThe central strip of the ground between the two sets of stumps, on which the bowling and the batting take place.
Photo: Acabashi, CC BY-SA 4.0GlossaryNew ballIn longer formats, a fresh ball taken after a set number of overs. Note the over in the book.