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Cricket is a funny game


Okay ..Okay .. So cricket is a gentleman's game. But that doesn't mean that one cant write jokes on cricket. Here are a few good ones that I got. And the collection is always growing ... so watch out.


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:-) If you play cricket and are not living in a cricket playing nation, then I am sure you must be troubled by people asking you : " Isn't cricket just like baseball ? " ; "How do you play cricket" ; "WoW ! How can you play the game for one whole day ? ". Anyway , here is a probable explanation that you can give to the curious :

You have two sides one out in the field and one in .
Each man that's in the side that's in goes out and when he's out he comes in and the next man goes in until he's out .
When they are all out the side that's out comes in and the side that's been in goes out and tries to get those coming in out .
Sometimes you get men still in and not out .
When both sides have been in and out including the not outs , THAT'S THE END OF THE GAME !
HOWZAT !!!!!



:-) In a local cricket match , a batsman was given out in an astrocious lbw decision . As he passed the umpire who had given him out , he said : " I wasn't out , you know . " The umpire could not resist the old , hackneyed retort : " Oh weren't you . Well , you look in 'The Chronicle' next Friday and see whether you were or not." Before he enjoy his triumph , the batsman answered : " No , you look . I'm the editor of 'The Chronicle'."


:-) A cricket enthusiast had three trays installed in his office labelled 'In' , 'Out' , and 'L.B.W.' . A visitor remarked as he could see the significance of 'In' and 'Out' but what did 'L.B.W.' mean ? And the cricket enthusiast replied : "Let the B******s Wait."


:-) A famous fast bowler was introduced to an areb sheik who boasted that he had one hundred and ninety eight wives . The bowler retorted " You only need two more , and you're entitled to a new ball."


:-) A West Indian gentleman was describing his particular island to an american lady : "Our most popular sport is cricket" he said . "Isn't it revolting ?" she asked . "No" , smiled the man . "That's our second most popular sport. "


:-) A very keen cricketer asked a divine, allegedly with good connections on high , whether there was any cricket in heaven . The priest replied:"I cant tell you now , but if you come back on Sunday , I might have an answer . " On sundaythe priest told the cricketer : "I've had good news and bad news . The good news is : Yes , there is cricket in heaven . And now for the bad news : You are in to bat on Friday !"


:-) When Harold Larwood was in his heyday he magnanimously gave up his rest day in the middle of an important match to take part in a Sunday charity game . The umpire had some unexplained grudge against Larwood . Early in the innings Larwood sent down a dead straight medium-paced ball , which the batsman intercepted with his pads . "How's that ?" said Larwood. "Not out,"said the umpire .
With a shrug of his shoulders Larwood bowled a noticeably faster ball, just wide of the off stump . The batsman snicked it , and the wicketkeeper caught it . "How's that ?" said Larwood . "Not out ," said the umpire .
Wearing an expression that this practise would now cease , Larwood took his full run and sent down his fastest ball . Straight as an arrow it sped . The stumps were spread-eagled ; the bales shot over the wicket-keeper's head and came to rest half-way to the boundary .
Larwood said to the umpire : "I darned-near bowled him that time."


Here are some cricket-toons.
All in JPG format.


:-)In to bat :-)Here comes a bouncer
:-)Well within the crease :-)Dinner time
:-)Great Entertainer :-)Wicket-keeping requires accurate aim
:-)Time out! :-)Roll on
:-)Stumped !!! :-)A lot depends on the toss
:-)There's nothing like English tradition


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