Inning cricket, a type of cricket game in which each side takes only one wicket, is called "Inning Cricket". The number of balls that a side can bat is set and the game is played in one day. In increments called "overs", the fielding side moves from one pitch to the opposite in order to catch the ball.
A form of inning, is called cricket.
One team plays inning cricket for a certain amount of time. They then try to score more runs than their opponent. An innings is one run. The winning team must score more than their opponent's runs to win. An inning of batting requires at least two wickets. A team needs one wicket for their batting and one wicket for their fielding. Unlike in other forms of cricket, an inning is a fixed amount of time. It ends when either one team is out, or when a player attempts to chase a target. The term "inning" is used in a variety of contexts, but is most commonly used in cricket and baseball.
In inning cricket, there are two batsmen on the field at one time, with one of them standing in front of the wicket to receive the ball. Before releasing the ball to a batsman, a bowler must "bowl" it. This bowler must make sure that the ball is released quickly and that his elbow doesn't touch the ball. The bowler must make sure his front foot does NOT touch the pitch's popping crease.