| INNINGS | Batting time in cricket |
| FOLLOWON | Teams made to ____ have won four times in cricket Test matches |
| INERTIA | Sluggishness, batting: time to win it back? (7) |
| DEADBALL | No longer in play, in cricket (4,4) |
| NOTOUT | In cricket, when one's in (3-3) |
| INON | Aware of batting side in cricket |
| SWEEP | Sail of a windmill; a form of rowing; or, in cricket, an attacking stroke made in a half-kneeling po |
| STANCE | "Ready" position when a batsman is about to perform a delivery in cricket; an "asana" in yoga; or, a |
| OFFCUTTER | Type of delivery bowled in cricket in which the ball, after hitting the pitch, moves into the batsma |
| MAIDEN | - over; situation in cricket in which no runs are scored (6) |
| MAIDENOVER | Set of six deliveries in cricket in which no runs are scored (6,4) |
| CENTURY | A good score in cricket lasts a long time |
| RUNUP | Lead-in to an election or a bowler's approach in cricket (3-2) |
| BATHURST | Take part in cricket, staying a day in Australian city |
| LEGBEFORE | "L.B." in famous L.B.W. in cricket ? (3,6) |
| SEAL | Off-duty senior cabinet member seen in toilet in cricket ground, having drunk ale (4,5,4) |
| LORD | Off-duty senior cabinet member seen in toilet in cricket ground, having drunk ale (4,5,4) |
| PRIVY | Off-duty senior cabinet member seen in toilet in cricket ground, having drunk ale (4,5,4) |
| PADUP | What you need to do before going out (or is it in?) to face the bowler (in cricket) (3,2) |
| ADONIS | Handsome young man in cricket side, one in advertisements |
