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A variation of darts frequently played in bars.

Grab the darts from the barkeeper and let's play cricket.

By MikeK

1. A common insect of the Gryllinae family. The soothing (or annoying) music of this small grasshopper like creature can be heard on any warm quiet night in rural areas. Crickets are known to infest houses in large numbers if left uncontrolled and also resort to cannibalism if hungry enough. Many pet stores supply crickets as a food source for larger pets and in some parts of the world they are eaten by people as well. Crickets are a surprisingly nutritious food. On television crickets are often used as a sound effect accompanying a failed performance or unfunny joke. 2. A popular team sport played in countries like England, and its bitches India and Australia. Also known as Steroid-Free Baseball or 2nd World Rounders. The "bat" used in this game resemble the paddle used to beat freshman class students.

1. On Fear Factor Joe saw a woman force herself to eat a bowl of crickets. 2. Watching grass grow is more entertaining than watching a game of cricket. Let’s play Hockey instead!

By CamaCamaCamaCamaCameleooon

1.One of the most boring games to watch, but it's bloody good fun when your playin' it. 2.Small green bug thing. Makes annoying sound.

1. It's just not cricket 2. Chiiirrrpp chiiirrrpp!

By Onya

A dart game popular in bars. The 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and bullseye spaces on a standard dart board are used along with the double and triple rings. A player scores after they close a given section. You close a section by placing 3 darts in that section. Subsequent hits by the closing player yield the number value of the corresponding space.

You wanna throw some darts? Sure, Cricket? Sounds good. Toss me a cold one, will ya?

By 910

A game that Indians are very, very serious about.

So they had a strip of ground about twelve feet wide and forty long - one wicket was a trash can, the other was a chair. Jivaji gets the ball and wings it at the wicket, blowing the trash can to tiny little bits. Cricket is a serious game.

By Chester Bogus