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Best 1 Blind cricket

Blind cricket is an adaptation of cricket for blind and partially sighted players. It uses an audible ball containing bearings or similar noise-producing material, verbal calls between players, and modified delivery and fielding rules so participants can locate the ball through sound. Teams are clas...

2 Indoor cricket

Indoor cricket is a fast-paced team variant of cricket played inside a fully enclosed court surrounded by tensioned netting. In its common Australian format, teams have eight players, every player bats and bowls, and runs can be scored both by running between the wickets and by striking designated s...

3 Deaf cricket

Deaf cricket is a variation of standard cricket specifically adapted for players who are deaf or hard of hearing. The rules are largely identical to traditional cricket, with the primary modification being the use of visual cues rather than auditory signals for umpires and players. The first recorde...

4 Stoolball
Stoolball

Stoolball is a Sussex bat-and-ball sport attested by 1450; its elevated wicket and underarm bowling make it a likely cricket ancestor.

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