1. Cricket, also known as cricket, has always been called a "gentleman's game" and is a sport that advocates sportsmanship and Feuerbach. Cricket is called a noble sport, while Henry VIII called it a "king's sport". To this day, cricket is still regarded as a middle-class sport. Although born into a noble family, Britain is currently taking measures to popularize cricket. In the past 20 years, Australia has been the dominant player in cricket. However, the strength of England is picking up, especially several handsome players, attracting a large number of young fans.

2. Cricket is a comprehensive sport that exercises hand-eye coordination and integrates upper limb movement control ability, skills and strength. The game is a team game. The center of the ball used in cricket is cork and the outer surface is red leather. Red leather is sewn with thread. This part is called stitching. Fast pitchers always let this part of the ball land first. With the help of the court, the ball can deviate from the original direction and increase the difficulty of hitting the ball. Crickets used to wear white T-shirts. With the use of colored clothes, white balls are sometimes used.

3. A draw in cricket is an infinite round, that is, there is no tie in the game time, the pitcher does not send a batter, and the batter does not complete the score. There is often a draw in the game, and bad weather is also a factor leading to a draw. Of course, a draw doesn't mean the game is boring. Sometimes turning defeat into victory is as important as turning defeat into victory.

In addition to France, cricket in Germany has also flourished because of the refugee tide. According to Brian Mantel, CEO of the German Cricket Federation, it took them 15 years to form the first cricket team, but after 20 15 years, in Essen, where he lives, there are more than 100 players, and 5-6 new faces come to try out every week. Cricket is the first sport in Australia and New Zealand in summer, the headline in the South Asian subcontinent all the year round, and the three mainstream sports in England, alongside football and rugby. There are also English-speaking countries in the Caribbean and God-like South Africa. Cricket is the mainstream in the popular field.