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Half mat rule, full mat rule, Ellu Gaaji, Kaattu Sutthu (wild shots)? Would somebody add these terms please? KK For sure, it should be on Wikipedia. But I would like to see the actual Tamil fonts and maybe other corresponding terms from Hindi and other languages... I really do appreciate the humor, but should this really be on wikipedia? I think it is not the humour part - it is a fact that Street Cricket exists in India and people around the world must be aware of it. It is very well written and to the point. - Radha from India. I do accept it's humourous. But everything it says is perfectly correct! These terms are very standard and a huge community does use these terms! It should, therefore, figure on an encyclopaedia, at least the Wikipedia!!

—Karthik.raman 07:11, 17 February 2006 (UTC)

It reminds me of my childhood days when I played.good article,neatly done. raghav This has up to date details of Stree Cricket. I too support this article on wikipedia Arunachalam from Tamil Nadu Ya..This's really a nice piece of Collection....very trivial but worthy..This reminds me of my school days..... Kudos to the person who collected this.... [ Duraimurugan R(ec10116) from Pondicherry ] brings back my memories...cudos to the person who wrote it, i was back in my school days playing steet cricket, all the terms are absolutely correct - bommi, Chennai That was awesome.. I still laugh over "waits for the grease.. " and the habit of hitting the bats between consecutive ball... can't believe I used to be so particular about it.. :) Good job.. Arjun , Chennai, India Nostalgic !!! wonderful collection of terms which are pretty much 'standard' :) ---Ashwin, Salt Lake City, US Indeed Nostalgic !!! Great Work . All the words and terms brought back my memories. Very Funny now to look back at those good old days - Santhosh Chennai Really Good work. Articles like this will bring old days to our memory. Guru 13:44, 22 February 2006 (UTC) Its really nice to read really nostalgic, now u can add one more thing "KUCHI" refered as STUMPS. and "UNDER ARM" which is not a full bowling just throwing without rotating of hands - D.Dinesh Kumar - Chennai What's the regular distance between wicket to wicket in street cricket?, thankz for this article, i'm from Bolivia where we don't know a thing about cricket...but we are playing now in the evenings because it's a lot more fun than street baseball Very well written and comprehensive source for street cricket related to Tamil Nadu and to an extent India(yes, there are lot of Hindi terms missing in the article and I think one 'them' should add theirs). A few more 'facts' could be added, Street cricket is mostly played by boys (roughly 99%) 'Flood light' cricket tournaments are just evolved forms of street cricket There is very little bowling involved in street cricket (the ball is mostly chucked)- Suresh