I WONDER - What Is A Wicket In Cricket?

The video explains the concept of a wicket in cricket, detailing its components: three stumps and two bales. It describes how wickets are used in the game, including the objective of hitting the wicket to get batsmen out. The video also covers the role of wickets in gameplay, emphasizing the fielding team's goal to hit 10 wickets.

What are the components of a wicket in cricket?

• Two stumps and three bales

• Three stumps and two bales

• Five stumps and no bales

• Four stumps and one bale

What must hitters do to get the batsmen out?

• Hit the ball out of the field

• Catch the ball before it hits the ground

• Hit the wicket

• Run between the wickets

When is a wicket considered to be put down?

• When the fielding team catches the ball

• When the batsman misses the ball

• When all stumps and bales are on the ground

• When the ball hits the ground

How many wickets must a fielding team hit during a game?

• 5 wickets

• 8 wickets

• 10 wickets

• 12 wickets

What is the significance of hitting 10 wickets in a game?

• It is the objective of the fielding team

• It allows the team to bat again

• It gives the team a bonus point

• It ends the game