During my stay in Spain,
During my stay in Spain, a comment I've often heard about
British culture is this: What the hell is cricket? If you consult it in the
dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy you will find the following definition:
"Ball game that is practiced with wooden pallets". Meanwhile, in his
book Education of Leisure and Free Time with Alternative Physical Activities,
Manuel Martínez Gámez Mara gives us a little more detail: "Cricket is a
sport of English origin, which is played outdoors between two teams of eleven
players / as, with bats, balls and rakes ".
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And perhaps that is why the famous British lexicographer, Samuel Johnson, did
not include a definition of cricket in his first dictionary of the English
language, which was published in 1755 - more than a decade after the first
official regulations of the game were established in London .
In 1871, the journalist and cricket aficionado Frederick
Gale tried to rectify the absence of the word in Johnson's dictionary,
imagining a conversation between him and his biographer, James Boswell, in
which together they would define this sport as: "A game that it requires
patience and mental control and that involves some danger, so courage is also
required. " According to Gale, cricket represented the values of courage,
strength and perseverance.

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