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Cricket or Baseball?

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  1. It depends on the interest of the person and the environment in which he/she has grown up.

    Basically, both are Bat and Ball games.

    Americans and Japanese are big Baseball fans, while Indian Sub-continent, Oceania and UK have big fan-base of cricket.

    being from the Sub-continent its definitely Cricket but I don't mind watching Baseball, occasionally.


  2. If u ask this question in the cricket section then of course people will say cricket!!

    I also would rather cricket any day rather than baseball!!

  3. cricket if 20/20

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  5. cricket.

  6. base ball

  7. baseball

  8. cricket - but it is what you have been brought up with.

  9. Baseball and cricket at the professional level are the best-known members of a family of related bat-and-ball games. While many of their rules, terminology, and strategies are similar, there are many differences—some subtle, some major—between the two games.

    Other present-day bat-and-ball games include softball, stickball, rounders, pesäpallo or Finnish baseball, punchball, kickball and British baseball, which has similarities with both cricket and baseball. Earlier forms include the "Massachusetts Game" of baseball, which was similar to rounders, and one old cat and two old cat.

    Bat-and-ball games, in general, are sports in which one team (the fielding team) has possession of the ball and delivers it to a member of the other team (the batting team), who tries to hit it. The two opposing teams take turns playing these two distinct roles, which are continuous during a specified interval. This contrasts with "goal-oriented" games, such as all forms of football, hockey and basketball, in which possession of the ball or puck can change in an instant, and thus the "attackers" and the "defenders" frequently reverse roles during the course of the game.

    In both cricket and baseball, the players of one team attempt to score points known as runs by hitting a ball with a bat, while the members of the other team field the ball in an attempt to prevent scoring and to put batting players out.

    In both games, there is a "defensive" aspect to the batting team concurrent with its "offensive" or "attacking" aspect of trying to score runs. In cricket, the batsman is attempting to defend the wicket. In baseball, the batter is attempting to defend the strike zone.

    Once a certain number of batting players are out (different in the two sports), the teams swap roles. This sequence of each team taking each role once is called an inning in baseball, and an innings in cricket (the singular form having a terminal 's'). The single/plural usage in cricket is comparable to the baseball slang term for a single inning as the team's "ups". A baseball game consists of nine innings, while a cricket match may have either one or two innings per team.

    Despite their similarities, the two sports also have many differences in play and in strategy. A comparison between cricket and baseball can be instructive to followers of either sport, since the similarities help to highlight nuances particular to each game.

    To me - It's "CRICKET"

  10. Cricket

  11. Watching a test match is like watching paint dry..Zzzzzzz.

    40 over cricket and especially 20/20 are much better.

    I don't understand baseball...is it anything like rounders?

  12. What's baseball?...

  13. what an interesting and pointless question to ask in the CRICKET section

  14. Baseball anytime.

  15. Cricket. When I try to stick to a baseball match on telly, I run out of patience by the end of 1 innings. But I don't mind watching a cricket match 8 hours a day (or night), 5 days a week.

  16. As an English person,  cricket every time,  find baseball boring ..Far more skill, expertise and finesse in cricket,   baseball is big girls rounders

  17. Cricket.........especially 20/20

  18. I don't like cricket - I LOVE it. :)

  19. Cricket!!!!!

  20. Absolutely. 100%. With no doubt. CRICKET!!!
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