Catchy Shubby Cricket

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Catchy Shubby Cricket is a variation of the game cricket that was invented in Jamaica.

It is a faster moving version of cricket in which the roles change rapidly so every one gets a chance to bat and bowl within a short period. It is ideal for short games and for younger players who might get bored with the slow pace of the adult game.

It also allows selectors to see the performance of the whole club in a short time and so they can make more rational selection of players, on the basis of their current form, than might otherwise be the case.


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Forms of cricket
International: Test cricket | One-day cricket | Twenty20 | Indoor cricket | Hong Kong International Cricket Sixes | Women's cricket
Other types: French cricket | Beach cricket | First-class cricket | List A cricket | Club cricket | Kwik cricket | Catchy Shubby Cricket | Blind cricket | Kilikiti | Short form cricket
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