In cricket, what is a century?
Answer100 runs scored by one batter
A batter who scores 100 runs in a single innings has made a century.
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Answer100 runs scored by one batter
A batter who scores 100 runs in a single innings has made a century.
Answer4
A ball that bounces or rolls over the boundary scores four; clearing it on the full scores six.
Answer22 yards
The pitch is 22 yards (20.12 m) from stumps to stumps.
Answer3
Each wicket has three stumps topped by two bails.
AnswerEngland and Australia
England and Australia have contested the Ashes since the early 1880s.
AnswerAn over in which no runs are conceded
A maiden is an over where the bowler concedes no runs.
Answer99.94
Bradman's Test average of 99.94 is far above any other player with a long Test career.