cricket造句

The popular sport is cricket.

Ever seen a cricket wearing a parka?

He loves cricket, and has long been the patron of the Zimbabwe cricket Union.

The cricket match is being sponsored by a cigarette company.

He angrily stomped his cricket after failing the fight.

An impromptu cricket fight in one of the stalls.

The boy traded his knife for a cricket bat.

It owns most of the Scilly Isles, the Oval cricket ground in London and Dartmoor prison.

By contrast, coverage of the cricket on "Test Match Special" would surely be proof positive.

The bowler gave (a) spin to the ball, eg in cricket, baseball, etc.

Somewhere in the BBC archives, there is a treasure trove of cricket history for future reference.

Participants in the NYC cricket Crawl will go out between dusk and midnight to record cricket calls for one minute, and then immediately send their results and location to the scientists by cellphone.

He says traditional cricket habitats like Shandong are under threat from urbanization and pesticides, while the short fighting season drives cricket prices up to levels unaffordable to young fans.

Greeks also enjoy sailing, diving, tennis, golf, and auto racing, as well as the English game of cricket.

In Peiping, the braying autumn cicada, just like cricket and mouse, is simply the home insect kept in every family.

Or maybe not. Given England's displays in the current World Cup, it might be just as well that there's no Olympic cricket.

Federal regulators in the United States have charged the financier and cricket impresario, Allen Stanford, with what they described as massive fraud.

He lives in sunny South Florida and, while not at work, is engrossed in the games of cricket and table tennis.

The convictions represent one of the biggest blows against match-fixing in cricket since it emerged that the practice was rife two decades ago.

But it being cricket, the demand wasn't just to provide a scorecard but a detailed, near real-time scorecard that did not obstruct the view of the live action.

Not all is doom and gloom. The outside world chortles at a good Indian fiasco, such as the 2010 Commonwealth games, yet pays less attention to successes such as the cricket world cup this year.

Many football fans say a half-volley is a shot struck when the ball has bounced once, but in tennis and in cricket there is a different – and surely correct – understanding of the term.

In cricket, as in life, Pakistan's ruling class should recognise that its country's man-made problems are largely its own responsibility. That would be a first step towards ending them.

We had no ricochet to fear, and though one popped in through the roof of the log-house and out again through the floor, we soon got used to that sort of horse-play and minded it no more than cricket.