Antonyms for Cricket
ˈkrɪk ɪtcrick·et

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Princeton's WordNet

1. cricketnoun

   leaping insect; male makes chirping noises by rubbing the forewings together

2. cricketverb

   a game played with a ball and bat by two teams of 11 players; teams take turns trying to score runs

3. cricketverb

   play cricket

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1. cricketnoun

   Associated words:
   stridulate, stridulation, stridulator, stridulatory, stridulous

How to use Cricket in a sentence?

1. Sachin Baby:

   I hail from a place where there is no cricket ground, no coaching centers, no facilities. It was in the newspapers where I discovered about the upcoming selection trials. I was accompanied to the venue by my mother and was lucky enough to be selected. As far as I remember, we had to travel a distance of about 60 kilometers to arrive at the venue for the trials.”

2. Mel Jones:

   Everyone is going to have an opinion on this as they do for a variety of different things, the recommendations put forward we know is a value-driven thing about making cricket as inclusive as we can. This isn’t a tokenistic ‘let’s grab a headline.’ This is just our day-to-day workings.

3. Ahmad Jawad:

   I have no interest and don't know anything about cricket, it's a Pashtun game with Pashtun players, so let them enjoy their game.

4. Cricket Australia:

   Driving the growth of women’s cricket globally is incredibly important to Cricket Australia. Our vision for cricket is that it is a sport for all, and we support the game unequivocally for women at every level.

5. Malcolm Turnbull:

   We all woke up this morning shocked and bitterly disappointed by the news from South Africa, it seemed completely beyond belief that the Australian cricket team had been involved in cheating. After all, our cricketers are role models and cricket is synonymous with fair play.

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