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 | | In cricket, it is the batter, not the pitcher, who takes center stage and is challenged by a series of pitchers/bowlers. |
 | | Or, suppose the score was 60, but there were 5 "outs"....with the top of the batting order already out, the remaining batters would have to play more defensively, to stay in and add to the total. |
 | | If it has scored 80, it has only 91 more runs to go, in 20 overs, with 7 outs in hand....a scoring rate of 4.5 runs per over, which is only slightly greater than the pace it has maintained so far (4 runs per over). |
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