| WICKETKEEPERS | Cricketers behind the stumps (6-7) |
| WICKETKEEPER | Cricketer behind the stumps (12) |
| POPPINGCREASE | The line that runs horizontally across a cricket pitch four feet in front of the stumps (7,6) |
| END | Area behind the stumps, in cricket |
| KEEPS | Stays behind the stumps (5) |
| WEIGHED | From behind the stump mic, Aussie wicketkeeper entertained (7) |
| GAMEKEEPER | Goalie or one behind the stumps? No, one who works on an estate (10) |
| LEGBEFOREWICKET | Type of cricket dismissal in which the ball hits the batting player's pads in front of the stumps (3,6,6) |
| BAIL | Either of the small wooden bars placed across the tops of the stumps to form the wickets in the game of cricket (4) |
| BATTIER | Crazier than the cricketer guarding the stumps? (7) |
| BAILS | The pegs balanced on the stumps in cricket |
| CREASE | What's seen 4ft in front of the stumps. (6) |
| FRENCH | Inside edge that narrowly misses the stumps, ... cut (6) |
| ENOKI | Long, thin white mushroom which grows on the stumps of the Chinese Hackberry tree (5) |
| OUT | In cricket, if you bowl a ball and hit the stumps, the batsman is ... (3) |
| OUTFIELD | Area furthest from the stumps (8) |
| BALES | Large packages found on top of the stumps, one might say |
| LEGBAIL | Part of the stumps I. Bell replaced with silver (3,4) |
| PLAYON | Hit the stumps with a cricket ball and keep batting(4,2) |
| ORATOR | He takes the stump |
