"Pakistani cricketers in action:A Batsman vs Wicketkeeper Scene

The image shows two Pakistani cricketers in a match, one is the batsman with a bat and the other is the wicketkeeper behind the stumps.

Here's a full "story" of how a cricket play typically goes in English:

In a cricket match, the game revolves around two main teams: the batting side and the bowling/fielding side. The batsman (right side in the image) holds the cricket bat and stands at the crease, ready to face the bowler who delivers the ball from the opposite end. The bowler aims to dismiss the batsman by hitting the wicks or inducing a catch. The wicketkeeper (left side in the image), positioned behind the stumps, collects deliveries missed by the batsman and tries to stump him if he leaves the crease.

The batsman's goal is to score runs by hitting the ball and running between the wickets or by hitting boundaries (four or six runs). The fielding team tries to stop runs and get the batsmen out through catches, bowled wickets, or run-outs.

A typical sequence in play involves the bowler delivering the ball, the batsman attempting a shot, the fielders reacting to the hit, and the wicketkeeper watching for edges or missed balls to effect a stumping. The match continues with overs (six legal deliveries), strategic placements, and scoring until a team reaches a target or all wickets are lost.

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