The term "Chinaman" in cricket refers to a specific type of delivery bowled by a left-arm orthodox spin bowler who imparts spin in the opposite direction to a conventional left-arm spinner. This means the ball spins from the leg side towards the off side.
This unique bowling style was named after:
Therefore, the Chinaman style of bowling is named after a West Indian bowler of Chinese origin.
Which of the following situations in football leads to a 'Penalty Kick' being awarded?
'Queensberry rules' is the code followed in which sport?
In basketball, what does the term “triple-double” signify?
The word 'Pitcher' is used in which sport?
A.Cricket
B.Baseball
C.Tennis
D.Golf
Where did the modern game of lawn tennis originate?
A.Melbourne
B.New York
C.Birmingham
D.London
Which of the following is NOT expected from a ‘Golf Caddy’?
The eight upright columns of squares on a chessboard are called ‘files’, so the eight lateral rows of squares are called:
In which of the following sports is 'Bishop' used?
In hockey, what is the meaning of the signal if the umpire points both arms horizontally towards the goal?
In which game/sport is the area of bout called a ring?
The term Blue Line is associated with which of the following games?