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Technically, the ''pitch'' is just that part of the overall playing surface between the two sets of stumps. It's therefore the place where the bowling, batting, and scoring — but not typically the ''fielding'' — occur. However, this point hasn't been made clear in ''[[Doctor Who]]''-related fiction. | Technically, the ''pitch'' is just that part of the overall playing surface between the two sets of stumps. It's therefore the place where the bowling, batting, and scoring — but not typically the ''fielding'' — occur. However, this point hasn't been made clear in ''[[Doctor Who]]''-related fiction. | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, 23 August 2012
A cricket pitch was the place where cricket was played. Because it was made mostly of grass and dirt, it was mistakenly called a "field" by those unfamiliar with the game. However, as the Fifth Doctor once corrected Erimem after being shown round the TARDIS' version for the first time, it was definitely a pitch, not a field. (BFA: No Place Like Home)
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Technically, the pitch is just that part of the overall playing surface between the two sets of stumps. It's therefore the place where the bowling, batting, and scoring — but not typically the fielding — occur. However, this point hasn't been made clear in Doctor Who-related fiction.
