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Editors Note: It's seems to be commonly accepted that the game of baseball was derived from the English games of rounders and Cricket, but surprisingly little more is known. If the game is indeed based on these English games, the question is, is this also where heckling originated? So we thought we'd investigate whether there is enough material for a page on this site devoted to the art of heckling at a Cricket match. For the unitiated, here are a few Cricket terms to get you started:

none All rounder
none Bails
none Bouncer/Bumper
none Boundary
none Bowled
none Bye

none Century
none Crease
none Duck
none Extra Follow-on
none Full toss
none Gully

noneLeg stump
none Leg trap
none Maiden over
none Night-watchman
none Inswinger
none Leg-bye 		none Slip
none Stumped
none Wicket
none Yorker
none Carrying one's bat
 
 
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