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1. 'Popping Crease' is associated with which games?





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  • By: guest on 02 Jun 2017 01.23 am
    The odd name of the popping crease refers to the early history of the game of cricket, when batsmen used to have to 'pop' their bats into a small hole that was located in the middle of the crease for a run to count. For a player to run a batsman out, he had to pop the ball into the hole before the bat was grounded in it.
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