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GroundAuthorLicense
Adelaide OvalNormangerman at English WikipediaCC BY-SA 4.0source
Arun Jaitley StadiumParamgoelCC BY-SA 4.0source
M. A. Chidambaram StadiumFaheem Hussain / SPORTZPICS for BCCICC BY-SA 3.0source
M. Chinnaswamy StadiumRaghavan2010CC0source
Eden GardensāĻļāϰāĻĻāĻŋāĻ¨ā§āĻĻ⧁ āĻ­āĻŸā§āϟāĻžāϚāĻžāĻ°ā§āĻ¯ā§āϝCC BY-SA 4.0source
Eden ParkWendy Harman from Washington DC, USACC BY 2.0source
EdgbastonJimmyGuanoCC BY-SA 3.0source
The GabbaRae AllenCC BY 2.0source
Gaddafi StadiumPCBCC0source
Galle International StadiumShehanwCC BY-SA 3.0source
HeadingleyEnvironment AgencyOGL v1.0source
Lord'sYorkspotterCC BY-SA 4.0source
Melbourne Cricket GroundFlickerdCC BY-SA 4.0source
Narendra Modi StadiumA Cricket PremiCC BY-SA 4.0source
NewlandsEGilhamCC BY-SA 4.0source
Old TraffordAnthony O'NeilCC BY-SA 2.0source
The OvalMark PercyCC BY-SA 2.0source
R. Premadasa StadiumJames HarrisCC BY 2.0source
Rajiv Gandhi Intl. StadiumPhanidharvaranasiCC BY-SA 4.0source
Sawai Mansingh StadiumBholi AmanCC0source
Sydney Cricket GroundMarc Dalmulder from Hamlyn Terrace, AustraliaCC BY 2.0source
Trent BridgeMattbuckCC BY-SA 3.0source
Wankhede StadiumG patkarCC BY-SA 3.0source

Blog photos

Hero photos on the crickedle blog are used under Creative Commons / public-domain licenses from Wikimedia Commons.

ArticleAuthorLicense
A short history of Test cricketUnknown authorPublic domainsource
Adelaide Oval: cricket's most picturesque arenaNormangerman at English WikipediaCC BY-SA 4.0source
The art of fast bowling, explainedInternet Archive Book ImagesNo restrictionssource
A beginner's guide to cricket roles and positionsAuckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 34CC BY 4.0source
Cricket captaincy: the thinking gameAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
Slip, gully, cover: cricket fielding positions explainedAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
DRS explained: how cricket's review system worksNic Redhead from Birmingham, UKCC BY-SA 2.0source
The Duckworth–Lewis–Stern method, explained simplyUser:Jenks24CC BY-SA 3.0source
Eden Gardens, Kolkata: cricket's great cauldronāĻļāϰāĻĻāĻŋāĻ¨ā§āĻĻ⧁ āĻ­āĻŸā§āϟāĻžāϚāĻžāĻ°ā§āĻ¯ā§āϝCC BY-SA 4.0source
A short history of the Cricket World CupPercita from Canberra, AustraliaCC BY-SA 2.0source
How cricket scoring works: runs, extras and the scorecardAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
How the IPL auction works, explainedPartha BhaumikCC BY-SA 2.0source
How the IPL changed cricketPartha BhaumikCC BY-SA 2.0source
LBW explained: cricket's most argued-about ruleAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
Lord's, the Home of Cricket: a visitor's guideYorkspotterCC BY-SA 4.0source
The MCG: a guide to the Melbourne Cricket GroundFlickerdCC BY-SA 4.0source
Newlands, Cape Town: cricket beneath Table MountainEGilhamCC BY-SA 4.0source
Powerplays explained: cricket's fielding-restriction oversAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
The SCG: a guide to the Sydney Cricket GroundMarc Dalmulder from Hamlyn Terrace, AustraliaCC BY 2.0source
T20 franchise leagues around the world, explainedPress Information DepartmentPublic domainsource
Test, ODI and T20: cricket's three formats explainedAravind SivarajCC BY-SA 3.0source
The art of opening the battingClÊment Bucco-LechatCC BY-SA 3.0source
The art of spin bowling, explainedAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
The follow-on in Test cricket, explainedUnknown authorPublic domainsource
The googly, the doosra and the art of wrist spinAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source
The Oval, London: a guide to England's other great groundMark PercyCC BY-SA 2.0source
The all-rounder: cricket's most valuable playerDykes, TNo restrictionssource
The story of the Ashes: cricket's oldest rivalryUnknown authorPublic domainsource
The toss, the pitch and reading conditions in cricketPaddyBriggsPublic domainsource
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai: a visitor's guideG patkarCC BY-SA 3.0source
Every way to get out in cricket, explainedUnknown authorPublic domainsource
What makes a great wicketkeeperAcabashiCC BY-SA 4.0source

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