1:	If the wicket keeper knocks the bails off the stumps, the batsman is out - stumped. You can also be stumped if:
a		Something happens very quickly
b		You have to wait a long time
c		You don't know the answer or can't do something
d		You get angry

2:	If a batsman knocks a bowler for six, s/he plays a great shot and gets 6 runs automatically. What does the phrase 'I was knocked for six by his news' mean?
a		I was made very angry
b		I was made was very surprised and shocked
c		I was made very happy
d		I was made very sad

3:	"He was very successful, and was first capped in 1963". This means:
a		He first played for his country in 1963
b		He first played cricket in 1963
c		He had to limit the amount he spent
d		Someone told a better joke than his

4:	The ball hit the wicket, the bails flew off, the batsman was .....
a		Bailed out
b		Balled out
c		Bawled out
d		Bowled out

5:	When the bowler suddenly bowls a really difficult ball which doesn't go the way the batsman expects - and seems rather unfair - it's called a 'googly'. You can also find 'googly' used in everyday life. It's used properly in three of the examples. In which one is not used correctly?
a		'He bowled me a googly when he asked me to say how much the project would cost and he hadn't given me the latest figures.'
b		'It was a real googly, suddenly having to leave my job and flat when I was made redundant.'
c		'It was a real googly, being given a cake and present for my birthday.'
d		She bowled him a real googly when she announced that they'd have to cancel their holiday.'