2nd October 2019

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What is a short pitch ball?

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Short of a length (sometimes referred to as "back of a length" or "short of a good length") is a term used in the sport of cricket. It describes a delivery from the bowler that pitches short of the optimum length. Length in cricket defines where the ball pitches on the wicket.

Also asked, why short pitch winding is used?

The advantages of short pitch winding are: Fractional slot winding or fractional coils can /be used which in turn reduces losses due to the tooth ripple. Mechanical strength of the coil is increased.

What is the fractional pitch winding?

When the angular distance between the sides of a coil is less than the angular distance between the centers of adjacent field poles, the coil is termed to be a fractional pitch coil. An armature winding made up of fractional pitch coils is termed a Fractional Pitch winding.

What is coil pitch and pole pitch?

The distance between the two sides of an individual coil of an AC armature winding is termed the coil pitch. When the angular distance between the sides of a coil is exactly equal to the angular distance between the centers of adjacent field poles, the coil is termed to be a full pitch coil.

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How many bouncers are allowed in an over in Test cricket?

The ICC changed it to two bouncers per over in 1994, with a two-run no-ball penalty (rather than one-run no-ball) if the bowler exceeded two bouncers an over. One Day International cricket allowed one bouncer per over in 2001 (and a one-run no-ball in case a bowler exceeded the limit).

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What is cow corner in cricket?

From Wikipedia: the area of the field (roughly) between deep mid-wicket and wide long-on. So called because few 'legitimate' shots are aimed to this part of the field, so fielders are rarely placed there – leading to the concept that cows could happily graze in that area.

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What is a good length in cricket?

A good length ball is a type of delivery in cricket that pitches at a distance from the batsman that makes it difficult to score runs. Furthermore, such a delivery is difficult for the batsman to judge whether to play on the back-foot or on the front-foot.

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How can I bowl Yorker?

Method 1 Performing the Yorker

Hold the ball as you would a fast ball. Take your normal stance and prepare for your run-up.
Take aim.
Adjust the pace of your run-up.
Drive with your shoulder as you throw the ball.
Throw the ball so it lands close to the batsman.
Practice frequently and adjust your form as necessary.

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How big is a cricket?

Cricket, (family Gryllidae), any of approximately 2,400 species of leaping insects (order Orthoptera) that are worldwide in distribution and known for the musical chirping of the male. Crickets vary in length from 3 to 50 mm (0.12 to 2 inches).

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How big is a cricket ball?

Cricket ball dimensions differ depending on the level of cricket being played. Men's cricket: weight between 5.5 and 5.75 ounces (155.9g to 163g), circumference between 8.8125 and 9 inches (22.4cm to 22.9cm).

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Do all crickets fly?

Most species of crickets live on the ground, but some of them live under the ground, inside the caves, or high on the trees. Even though crickets have wings, they do not fly. Crickets can jump or travel short distances by producing jerky moves.

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Can crickets bite you?

Although they can bite, it is rare for a cricket's mouthparts to actually puncture the skin. Crickets do carry a significant number of diseases which, although having the ability to cause painful sores, are not fatal to humans. These numerous diseases can be spread through their bite, physical contact or their feces.

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Are there brown crickets?

The shield of the Mormon cricket is black, brown, red, purple or green. They have long antennae, a stripped abdomen and females have a long ovipositor sometimes mistakes for a stinger. The Mormon cricket undergoes changes similar to locusts. They are colored when they are swarming and one color when they are not.

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How do you get rid of crickets?

Steps

Catch them with cricket bait. This easy method for luring crickets from corners and crevices is the most effective immediate solution.
Set traps. Sticky glue traps are a great non-toxic way to catch crickets.
Use bug spray. Most bug sprays effectively get rid of crickets.
Remove the eggs.

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How does a cockroach look like?

Male cockroaches are typically smaller than females. Female specimens often tend to be larger and, in some species, the females lack wings where the males possess them. Cockroach eggs are encased in egg cases called oothecae, which are commonly oval-shaped and dark brown in color.

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Do cockroaches bite people?

Cockroaches are omnivores that eat plants and meat. They have been recorded to eat human flesh of both the living and the dead, although they are more likely to take a bite of fingernails, eyelashes, feet and hands. The bites may cause irritation, lesions and swelling. Some have suffered from minor wound infections.

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Do cockroaches have a queen?

Cockroaches are generally not considered social insects. This means they don't have an established hierarchy with a queen or king roach. The number of eggs produced by female cockroaches varies by species.

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Why do cockroaches never die?

A cockroach can live for a week without its head. Due to their open circulatory system, and the fact that they breathe through little holes in each of their body segments, they are not dependent on the mouth or head to breathe. The roach only dies because without a mouth, it can't drink water and dies of thirst.

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Do cockroaches feel pain?

Fruit flies are the best-studied insects and are considered a model organism, so it goes to reason if they experience nociception other insects may also. Some activists tout these two studies as proof insects feel pain. But nociception is not pain. The current definition of pain requires an emotional response.

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What are roaches afraid of?

It is a fact that cockroaches will outlive humans as they can withstand 2000 times the radiation levels than us and can also go for days without food. Such facts will not be encouraging to people who suffer from extreme cockroach phobia. The name given to such a fear of cockroaches is Katsaridaphobia.

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Do cockroaches sleep?

Cockroaches have activity rhythms, i.e. regular times in the day when they are quiet and hide away from the rest of the world as well as wakeful times when they are active, seeking food, water and a mate. In general, most pest species of cockroaches are active (i.e. awake) during the four hours after lights-out.

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Can cockroaches see you?

Cockroaches Accumulate Light to See in the Dark. Cockroaches could inspire superheroes if they weren't so repulsive. Some species can hold their breath for as long as 40 minutes. Others can survive blasts of strong radiation, subsist on paper and dried glue, or live for weeks without a head.

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Can roaches see and hear?

Spiders and cockroaches have tiny hairs on their legs that they use to pick up sounds, and caterpillars have similar sound-receiving hairs on their bodies. One species known for its acute hearing is the elephant. Elephants have large ears, but they can also hear through their feet.

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