Summer – the season of cricket in Australia
In Australia, summer would not be complete without cricket. Australians play cricket at all picnics and picnic, they play on the field, on the beach, on the road, in the park and on the world’s leading stadiums. Australian cricket teams in wide, green caps dominate the television screens of Australians. In Australia, cricket is almost a religion, uniting all players and fans of all backgrounds.
Not only are Australians obsessed with cricket from November to February, cricket lovers from around the world avidly watch over the tournament in Australia. In a typical fighting match, the game starts at 10 am and ends at 6 pm. Single matches and twenty matches can begin in the afternoon and end late in the evening.
Other countries that are strong in cricket such as South Africa, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and England are Australia’s favorite opponents in the “Ashes” tournament – a long-standing tournament known for its triangular accumulation. The charred subject was placed in an ashes container at MCC London.
The love of Australians for this sport is evident on the field – The Australian cricket team takes first place in the fighting tournament and No. 2 in the singles tournament. Australians worship fast, throwing, middle-speed pitchers and even underhand throwers.
Cricket created a great passion, the fans of this sport have crossed the earth to witness their heroes. Groups of fans are organized and go together. They are united by the same goodwill and undying loyalty to their team. The British have a Barmy Army cheerleader, and the Australian fans’ team is called Fanatics.
If a visitor participates in his first cricket, it is a “rundown”. Two cricket players stand in front of the three pillars at either end of the field. A serve, the goal is to hit the ball as far as possible before it is stopped by the player.
Once the ball has been hit, the athletes run back and forth between the three pillars while the stimulus players run fast and stabile to find the ball. The keeper of the three goal posts is supposed to hit the pillars of the three pillars and find a way for the referee to acknowledge that the pitcher is out.