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Every cricket enthusiast might have heard about follow on. But every one of them doesn't clearly know every rule relating to it and some people even don't how when and why follow on is enforced. Through this article, I will explain to you everything relating to follow-on cricket because if you wish to become a cricketer it is very important to clearly understand every term in cricket. After all, each small thing has a huge impact on the result of the game. WHAT IS FOLLOW IN CRICKET? Follow on is a rule that is applicable in domestic first-class matches and international test matches (5-day's matches) which forces the team which has batted in the 2nd innings and has scored only fewer runs to bat again in the 3rd innings( play their 2nd innings) immediately after the 2nd innings have finished. The decision to enforce follow-on needs to be made by the captain of the team who has batted in the first innings after analyzing various conditions like the score of both teams, nature

Cricket is a complex and skill-demanding sport and in that, batting is the most skill-required area. One of the reasons for the complexity of batting is the number of cricketing shots that each cricketer needs to master to become an expert batsman. The number of shots in batting is unlimited and it is not possible to clearly define and name each shot used in batting because nowadays each player is trying to find a new way to make the ball cross the boundary and score runs. It is the introduction of limited-overs cricket that lead to this change in cricket.  In this article, we are going to discuss about the most important cricketing shots that every cricketer should master irrespective of their batting style and technique in order to have a strong base in batting which will eventually help you to take your batting to the next level.  TYPES OF BATTING SHOTS IN CRICKET Depending on the way the bat is swung cricket shots can be divided into two categories this categorization is only used