Imagine the ultimate cricket fantasy: you and a bunch of your friends are playing in your backyard, and out of nowhere, world-class cricketers like Ben Stokes and KL Rahul join you for a match or two.
Set the stumps up about 10 metres apart for older kids, or about 6 metres for littlies. The batters stump is best put against a fence if in a backyard. If just two players, choose your batter and a ...
We are well and truly in cricket season. The Australian men's cricket team is taking center stage against India in the Border Gavaskar Trophy series while the Big Bash League is underway, as is the ...
Ahead of the start of the 2018-19 Big Bash League season comes news of a radical change that will bring a smile to the faces of backyard cricketers across the country. In a move familiar to everyone ...
Many a memory has been created in the backyard, from memorable catches through to stubbies being wiped out. Here are a number of tips to ensure you have a memorable and law-abiding experience this ...
Melbourne [Australia], : Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh opened up on a hilarious story about an unexpected challenge he faced while playing backyard cricket, during playing with his ...
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Backyard cricket swing hits kid by mistake!
During a fun cricket game in Kulgam, India, a playful swing accidentally hits a friend, turning a quick mishap into a sweet moment of care and laughter.
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