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How far apart are the two sets of stumps?
Answer: 22 yards
Why: 22 yards is exactly one chain, the length of the measuring chain old English surveyors used.
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Which body writes the Laws of Cricket?
Answer: MCC
Why: The ICC runs international cricket, but MCC has owned the Laws since 1788.
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In what year was the first Women's World Cup held?
Answer: 1973
Why: That tournament came two years before the first men's World Cup, which England also hosted, in 1975.
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Which bird is a batter out for after scoring nothing?
Answer: Duck
Why: Short for 'duck's egg', the term likens the egg's shape to the 0 written beside a batter's name.
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Where is the original Ashes urn kept, whoever wins?
Answer: Lord's
Why: Since 1998-99, Ashes winners have lifted a Waterford Crystal copy of the urn instead of the original.
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How many wickets did Jim Laker take in the 1956 Old Trafford Test?
Answer: 19
Why: Spinner Tony Lock took the other Australian wicket, finishing with 1 for 106.
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