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A '''wicketkeeper''' is a fielder in [[cricket (game)|cricket]] that stands directly behind the [[cricket stumps|stumps]] behind the batsman facing. Their job is mainly to try and catch balls that come off the edge of the [[cricket bat|bat]] or go near them. The wicketkeeper can also get a batsman out by running them out or stumping them.
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A '''wicketkeeper''' is a fielder in [[cricket (game)|cricket]] that stands directly behind the [[cricket stumps|stumps]] behind the [[batsman]] facing. His job is to collect the ball if the batsman doesn't play it. He can also dismiss batsmen, either by taking a catch if the ball snicks the edge of the bat or by using the ball to knock the wicket if the batsman is out of his crease (called stumping).
  
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Latest revision as of 17:53, July 11, 2016

A wicketkeeper is a fielder in cricket that stands directly behind the stumps behind the batsman facing. His job is to collect the ball if the batsman doesn't play it. He can also dismiss batsmen, either by taking a catch if the ball snicks the edge of the bat or by using the ball to knock the wicket if the batsman is out of his crease (called stumping).