A form of cricket in which there is only one wicket and consequently only one batter at a time.

Performed, worked, managed, played, by one ‘hand’ or person. †single-hand cricket, = single-wicket, n.

Cricket. A set of three sticks called stumps, fixed upright in the ground, and surmounted by two small pieces of wood called bails (bail, n.4 2)…

first-class cricket played in England and Wales between the eighteen professional teams contesting the County Championship.

A game of cricket played with a soft ball and a thick stick in lieu of a bat. In full, snob-cricket. ? Now obsolete.

= snob, n.2

cricket in which the batter must run for every hit; also transferred in attributive use, esp. to designate short, sudden attacks in war.

Cricket. plural. = stump cricket n. at compounds 2.

an informal type of the game of cricket having any number of players and in which the batter's legs represent the stumps.

A style of limited-overs cricket (often quick-scoring) in which each team bats for one innings of twenty overs; abbreviated T20. Often attributive.