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3 years ago

The cricket player while catches the ball wears gloves and why

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gregori [183]3 years ago

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Answer:

the ball is travelling very fast and the player can get injured if he doesn't wear gloves

Explanation:

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The cricket player while catches the ball wears gloves and why​

The cricket player while catches the ball wears gloves and why