Cricketer

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Note: There is also a major Pakistani magazine of this name.

Cricketer is a term used to refer to a person who plays cricket. While it is correct to refer to any player of the game as a "cricketer", in practice, "cricketer" is more likely to refer to a cricket professional than an amateur player.

In the more general sense, the specification of the participants in a game of cricket is in Law 1 of the Laws of cricket. This law requires each team to be named prior to the toss of a coin to decide which team bats and which team bowls first. They may not be changed thereafter (but see Substitute).

Cricketers can be classified by what area of the game they are best at. The most common classifications are:

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