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• Innings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  Nov 13, 2008 ... In baseball and cricket, however, one team, said to be "batting," attempts to
  score "runs"—see run (baseball) and run (cricket)—while the ...
  
  
• NEW-YORKERS' GOOD CRICKET.; Beats the Germantown Team by an Inning ...
  With the exception of ]3rockie and Downs, no one did much, the whole team being
  disposed of for 145. leaving New-York victorious by an Inning and 97 runs. ...
  
  
• NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Innings
  In the sport of cricket, a run is the basic unit of scoring. ... In cricket, a
  team's innings usually lasts until 10 of the 11 batsmen in the team are out, ...
  
  
• Dictionary of Cricket Terms
  innings: The total number of runs scored by a team during its time at bat. ....
  who is out for zero runs in both innings of a two-inning cricket game. ...
  
  
• Innings Inning Team Cricket Game Baseball Home Called
  Innings Inning Team Cricket Game Baseball Home Called Economy. ... In cricket, a
  team's innings usually lasts until 10 of the 11 batsmen in the team are out ...
  
  
• DM's Explanation of Cricket - The Play
  Feb 17, 2007 ... In cricket, an innings usually refers to each individual team's turn at bat. ...
  In a 3 or 4 day game, the follow on threshold is 150 runs; ...
  
  
• –ine: Definition from Answers.com
  In cricket, a team's innings usually lasts until 10 of the 11 batsmen in the
  team are out, leaving the not out batsman without a partner and thus unable to
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• Britannia: How Cricket is Played
  A collection of sports articles, links and cricket in ameria. ... If a team is
  so far ahead in runs after only one inning at bat, and the opposing team has ...
  
  
• Rules for cricket
  These rules for cricket are for those who aren't familiar with the game its ...
  The team that scores the most runs in their innings is the team that wins. ...
  
  
• innings - definition of innings by the Free Online Dictionary ...
  follow-on - an immediate second innings forced on a cricket team scoring a
  prescribed number of runs fewer than its opponents in the first innings ...
  
  

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