Cricket Chain Quiz

There will be clues related to cricket. The last letter of the previous answer will be the first letter of the next answer

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Last updated: April 24, 2021

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Clue	Answer
A player who is good at batting and bowling	All-Rounder
A shot aimed for behind the wicket	Ramp
A bowler who bowls balls over 90 MPH	Pace Bowler
An out that happens when the batsman does not reach the crease	Run Out
People at the end of the batting order	Tail Enders
Type of bowling that was used by Warne and Muralitharan	Spin
A score of 111 by a batsman or team, considered unlucky	Nelson
A delivery when the bowlers foot is out of the crease	No Ball
A spin bowling delivery which turns from the Leg side to the Off side	Leg Break
Out for ducks in both innings in a test	King Pair
Shot that when played by a right-handed player, it is aimed at the left side	Reverse Sweep
An amount of runs scored by 2 batters before one gets dismissed	Partnership
What is in the center of a cricket field	Pitch

Clue	Answer
When a bowler takes 3 consecutive wickets	Hat-Trick
A ball where the bowler holds the ball on the knuckles of their index and middle finger	Knuckle Ball
A fielding position close the boundary on the off side	Long Off
A penalty given after a no ball	Free Hit
An off field umpire used to figure out if LBW or run out is actually out	Third Umpire
A bowler who rarely concedes runs	Economical
A wicket when the ball hits the pads	LBW
Extra player and subsitute fielder	Twelfth Man
A pitch used for practice	Nets
The part of a wicket that is tall, and is normally hit with the ball	Stumps
A nickname for captain	Skipper
The preparatory strides taken by a bowler as they get ready for a ball	Run-Up