ICC men’s champion trophy winner list

 The ICC Champions Trophy is a one-day cricket tournament organized by International Cricket Council and started in 1998. This competition is between the best teams in the world. The team that reaches the number one position in the competition is declared the champion trophy winner. The winner list is as follows. SERIAL NO YEAR HOST … Read more

T20 World Cup winner list

This game is one of the most popular games in the world. This game started in 2007. The competition is between the best teams in the world. This game is held every two years. The winner list is as follows.. SERIAL NO YEAR HOST  FINAL MATCH SCORE WINNER CAPTAIN 1. 2007 South Africa India vs … Read more

Cricket world cup winner list(ODI)

The Cricket World Cup is played between the top 8 teams in the world. This game is held every four years. This game is very popular in the world. The team that competes with all the teams and reaches the number one position is declared the champion. The team was awarded the trophy with honors … Read more

How to out-swing a cricket ball

There are two types of swing balls in cricket, Inswing, and outswing. We will learn about out-swing balls here.        If a bowler’s ball hits the inside of the batsman’s stump and then moves away from the off stump, it is called an out-swing ball.        There are two types of … Read more

How to in-swing a cricket ball

There are two types of swing balls in cricket, Inswing, and outswing. We will learn about in-swing balls here.       If a bowler’s ball hits the outside of the batsman’s off-stump and then moves toward the stumps, it is called an inswing ball.       There are two types of batsmen: right-handed batsmen and left-handed batsmen.      Also, there … Read more

Over-the-wicket and Round-the-wicket

There are two types of bowlers in cricket: right-handed bowlers and left-handed bowlers. Over the wicket and round the wicket are different for each type of bowler. Over-the-wicket and Round-the-wicket for a right-handed bowler   If you are a right-handed bowler, the left side of the wicket will be your over-the-wicket and the right side … Read more