Using a dead bat is when the ball loses momentum as a result of a light grip on the bat, resulting in the ball falling to the ground.

A bowler's end is the area behind one of the stumps directly behind the stump from which they are bowling.

The bat-pad refers to the position in which a fielder stands close enough to catch the ball as it pops off the bat.

Each cricket team member wears a peaked cap that displays the team's logo or colors. It is known as a cap.

Batsmen use Dig In to stay in the crease for as long as possible without attacking, thereby risking their wicket.

Edge refers to the outermost perimeter of the bat. A batsman may also touch the ball with the edge of the bat. It's a slight touch.

Cricket is usually played on a part of the ground called the Nets. The term "nets" derives from the netting which encloses this area.

Fast bowlers often bowl inswingers. After pitching, an inswinger bowled to a right-handed batsman would move toward his body.

Innings is a fixed period of play. Every team has two innings and continues until the 10th batsman is out or the overs have run out.

A Maiden over is one in which no runs are scored against the bowler. If byes or leg-byes are scored, the over will still count as a maiden.