themidwicket

  For enthusiastic cricket supporters throughout the    The mid wicket long term, the term 'point' can undoubtedly be related with the man positioned for the cut shot. In less difficult words, the faction figure of Jonty Rhodes is connected with the legend of a man declining to permit anything inside contacting separation of him to experience. So also, the word 'slip' in a flash prompts the psyche envisioning Shane Warne or Mark Waugh wearing their round caps, standing by to eat up whatever Glenn McGrath or Brett Lee figure out how to get an edge off.   Yet, have you at any point asked why the 'slip' is known as a slip? Or on the other hand why the 'covers' are named so (what do they spread at any rate)? One of many intriguing names is the 'third man' (pause, where are the first and second men?). Or then again the Indian top pick 'ravine' (not to be understood to have any connection to 'chasm cricket').   Let us attempt to