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Note that ALL the field positions are named relative to the
*stance* of the batsman at the crease and *not* relative to
the ground itself. (Stance determines which is legside and
which offside)
The field is sliced up as shown below relative to
the stance (assuming a RHB here):
Square
/
|/
* * * | * wider<--------.
* \ | * \
* \ cover | * \
* \ p| 3rd* \
* off \ | gully man * |
* \ | * |
* ||-----\---|| * V
*------------------|| \ ||wk---------------* finer
* ||------/--|| *
* / | * finer
* on / mid- | leg * ^
* / wicket | * |
* / | * |
* / | * /
/ * * * | * /
forward<---|--->backward wider<--'
squ|are
p= point
This is our basic field setting. Slips not shown since you know
all about them anyway.
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