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A standard basketball court is rectangular, measuring 94 feet long by 50 feet wide for professional play. However, if space is limited, a half-court setup is a great option, measuring 47 feet long by 50 feet wide. Here’s a breakdown of key features and dimensions: Three-Point Line: The distance varies based on the level of play: NBA: 23.75 feet (22 feet in the corners) NCAA: 22.15 feet High School: 19.75 feet Free Throw Line: Positioned 15 feet from the backboard. Key Area (Paint): Measures 16 feet wide and extends 19 feet from the baseline. Basket Height: The hoop is set at 10 feet above the playing surface.

Cricket Field Dimensions

A standard cricket field is typically oval or circular, with various dimensions depending on the format of play. Here’s a breakdown of key features and dimensions:

• Pitch Length: The cricket pitch is 22 yards long, positioned in the center of the field.

• Field Radius: The radius of the field can vary:

  • International Matches: Generally, the boundary ranges from 64 to 70 yards from the center of the pitch.
  • T20 Matches: A smaller boundary may be used, often around 55 to 65 yards.

• Wicket Height: The stumps are 28 inches high, with a bails width of 4.5 inches.

• Infield and Outfield: The infield typically extends from the pitch to about 30-40 yards from the center, while the outfield is the area beyond.

Construction Tips

• Choose the Right Surface: For the pitch, a well-maintained grass surface or a clay pitch is ideal. Ensure it’s level and provides consistent bounce.

• Marking the Field: Use quality paint to outline the pitch, boundary lines, and any additional markings such as the bowling crease and popping crease.

• Install Proper Lighting: If you plan to play in the evening, adequate lighting is crucial. Consider floodlights that cover the entire field evenly.

• Safety First: Ensure a clear area around the boundary to prevent injury. Use netting or barriers if necessary to protect spectators and players from stray balls.

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