here are 10 basic rules of cricket:

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Teams and Players:Cricket is played between two teams, each with 11 players. One team bats while the other bowls and fields.

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Overs and Innings:An inning consists of a team's turn to bat and bowl. In limited-overs formats, each team faces a set number of overs (e.g., 50 overs in ODIs, 20 overs in T20s).

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Scoring Runs:Batsmen score runs by hitting the ball and running between wickets. Runs can also be scored by hitting boundaries (four or six runs).

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Dismissals:Batsmen can be dismissed in various ways, including bowled (ball hits the stumps), caught (fielder catches the ball), LBW (leg before wicket), run out (stumps hit while running), and more.

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Bowling and Overs:Bowlers deliver the ball from one end of the pitch to the batsman at the other end. They have to bowl six legal deliveries (an over) before rotating to another bowler.

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Fielding:The fielding team tries to dismiss batsmen and prevent runs by fielding the ball and returning it accurately to the wicketkeeper or bowler.

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Batting Order:Batsmen bat in a specific order, with two batsmen on the field at a time. They change ends after each delivery if they score runs.

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No-Ball and Wide:A no-ball is declared if the bowler oversteps the crease or delivers an illegal delivery. A wide is called if the ball is too wide for the batsman to reach.

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Umpires and Decision Making:Umpires officiate the game, making decisions on dismissals, no-balls, wides, and other aspects. Players can challenge some decisions using the Decision Review System (DRS) in some matches.

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Winning Conditions:The team that scores the most runs at the end of their innings wins. In limited-overs matches, the team batting second tries to chase the target within the specified overs.

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