The word 'Popping' is related to which part of game of cricket?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Correct Answer: Option 1 (Crease)
Explanation:
The popping crease is an important line drawn across the cricket field in front of the pitch. It marks the batsman's safe zone. The batsman must stay within this crease to avoid being run out or stumped.
Additional Facts:
The popping crease is drawn parallel to the bowling crease.
This crease serves as a 'safe zone' for the batsman.
In cricket, the crease is also used to adjudicate no-balls and run-outs.
Possible Questions for the Upcoming Exam:
What is the popping crease used for?
(Answer: Batsman's Safety/Safe Zone)
How many types of creases are there in cricket?
(Answer: Mainly three)
Which crease is associated with the no-ball decision?
(Answer: Bowling crease)