a line or ridge produced on paper or cloth by folding, pressing, or crushing
each of two lines on either side of the wicket, at right angles to the bowling and popping creases, between which the bowler must deliver the ball
a line four feet (1.22 metres) in front of and parallel to the line of the stumps, within which the batsman must keep the bat or one foot grounded to avoid the risk of being stumped or run out