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Return creaseIn the picture, the 2 batters (3 & eight; wearing yellow) have taken position at every end of the pitch . Three members of the fielding team (4, 10 & 11; carrying dark blue) are in shot. One of the two umpires (1; sporting white hat) is stationed behind the wicket on the bowler's finish of the pitch. The bowler is bowling the ball from his end of the pitch to the batter on the different end who is recognized as the "striker". Our success is measured partially, by the rankings of our national males's and women's groups. The West End Premier Cricket competitors has a wealthy and numerous history courting back to 1897. The competition currently provides 21 various grades, together with two-day, one-day and Twenty20 formats of the game for women and men. The bowling crease is the one on which the wicket is located between the return creases . The bowler intends to hit the wicket with the ball or, at least, to prevent the striker from scoring r