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Creator Classic
The Creator Classic is a PGA Tour golf competition in which popular YouTube and social media creators play a Tour venue under tournament conditions, first held in 2024.
Crédit Agricole (cycling team)
Crédit Agricole (CA) was a French professional cycling team sponsored by the bank from 1998 to 2008, successor to Peugeot, Z, and GAN; managed by Roger Legeay, it won Tour stages and the green jersey before folding for lack of a replacement sponsor.
Creed Haymond
Creed Haymond (Walter Creed Haymond, 1893–1983), Utah-born sprinter and University of Pennsylvania track captain who won the 1919 IC4A 100 and 220 yards after refusing sherry wine, held relay world records, and became a Word of Wisdom figure in Latter-day Saint teaching.
Creed III
Creed III is a 2023 American sports drama directed by and starring Michael B. Jordan, with Adonis Creed facing Damian Anderson, an old friend played by Jonathan Majors.
Creighton Bluejays men's basketball
Creighton Bluejays men's basketball, also called CU Jays, is Creighton University's NCAA Division I men's basketball team in Omaha, Nebraska. BIG EAST member since 2013, 26 NCAA appearances, no Final Four; Greg McDermott is the winningest coach (366 wins), succeeded by Alan Huss in 2026.
Cresta Run
Cresta Run, St Moritz ice tobogganing track built annually since 1884/85 by the St Moritz Tobogganing Club; 1,212 m, 157 m drop, ridden head first at up to 140 km/h; home of the Grand National and Shuttlecock Club.
Crete (organization)
Crete (Κρήτη) was the Olympic designation under which the autonomous Cretan state, under the Sultan's suzerainty, fielded eight athletes at the 1906 Intercalated Games before uniting with Greece in 1913.
Crewe Alexandra F.C.
Crewe Alexandra F.C., the Railwaymen, is an English League Two club founded in 1877 in Crewe, Cheshire, based at Gresty Road (capacity 10,101), known for its academy, Welsh Cup wins 1936-37, 2013 EFL Trophy, and tight finances.
Cribbage
Cribbage, also called six-card cribbage, is a card game credited to Sir John Suckling, descended from Noddy, played to 121 points with pegs on a board; highest hand is 29, governed in tournaments by the American Cribbage Congress.
Criciuma Esporte Clube
Criciúma Esporte Clube (Tigre), Brazilian football club founded 13 May 1947 as Comerciário in Criciúma, Santa Catarina; Copa do Brasil 1991 winner unbeaten, plays at the Estádio Heriberto Hülse (19,225 capacity).
Cricket
Cricket, a bat-and-ball sport for two teams of eleven, played as five-day Tests, 50-over ODIs, and three-hour T20s; governed by the ICC with MCC as Laws custodian, over a billion fans, and returning to the Olympics at LA 2028.
Cricket (darts)
Cricket (darts): a darts game on targets 15–20 plus bull, closed with three marks each (treble counts 3), scoring on closed numbers until opponents close them; cut-throat is the main variant; most popular in American pubs.
Cricket 26
Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes is a cricket simulation by Big Ant Studios, published by Nacon, released 20 November 2025 on PS4/PS5, Xbox, and PC; adds Management Career Mode, expanded Ashes Mode, 300+ licensed players, but launched buggy.
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games (Aichi-Nagoya): men's and women's T20 tournaments at Korogi Sports Park, Nisshin, Japan. India won both golds, beating Pakistan by 19 runs in the men's final; fourth Asian Games cricket edition after 2010, 2014, 2023.
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games – Men's Qualifier
The men's cricket qualifier for the 2026 Asian Games was a Twenty20 International tournament in Singapore, won by Nepal, with Nepal, Malaysia, Hong Kong, China, and Oman qualifying.
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games – Men's tournament
Men's T20 cricket at the 2026 Asian Games (Aichi-Nagoya), 24 September to 3 October 2026 at Nisshin Cricket Ground, Korogi Sports Park. India beat Pakistan by 19 runs for a second straight gold; Sri Lanka took bronze.
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games – Women's Qualifier
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games – Women's Qualifier: six-team tournament at Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur, 26–31 May 2026. Thailand beat Malaysia in the final; China took third place, qualifying both alongside Nepal's elimination.
Cricket at the 2026 Asian Games – Women's tournament
Women's T20 cricket at the 2026 Asian Games (Aichi-Nagoya, Japan), 17–22 September 2026 at Korogi Sports Park, Nisshin. Eight teams; India beat Sri Lanka by 147 runs for a second straight gold; Pakistan took bronze.
Cricket at the 2028 Summer Olympics
Cricket at the 2028 Summer Olympics (LA28): men's and women's T20 tournaments, six teams each, 12-29 July 2028 at Fairgrounds Cricket Stadium, Pomona; first Olympic cricket since Paris 1900, continent-based qualification plus ICC Olympics Qualifier 2027.
Cricket at the 2028 Summer Olympics – Men's qualification
Men's qualification for LA28 Olympic cricket: six T20 teams; four continental spots via ICC T20I rankings on 31 December 2026, host USA if top 15, plus the 2027 ICC Olympics Qualifier; West Indies ineligible.
Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia (CA), formerly the Australian Cricket Board and before that the Australian Board of Control for International Cricket, is the national governing body for cricket in Australia, governing national teams, the Sheffield Shield, and the Big Bash League through six state member associations.
Cricket ball
Cricket ball: cork-and-yarn core, leather cover with seam, 155.9-163 g when new. Red for Tests, white for limited-overs (1992 World Cup), pink for day-night; brands Kookaburra, Dukes, SG.
Cricket bat
Cricket bat: wooden striker with a willow blade (English or Kashmir willow) spliced to a cane handle. Key facts: 1771 width law of 4.25 inches, Law 5 limits, knocking-in, and composite or bamboo alternatives.
Cricket clothing and equipment
Cricket clothing and equipment: bat, ball, stumps, bails, protective gear (helmet, pads, gloves) and team clothing. Helmets must meet BS 7928:2013 + A1:2019; bat sizes are law-limited; whites for Tests, colours since 1977.
Cricket during the Second World War
Cricket during the Second World War covers the charity matches, services fixtures, and prisoner-of-war games that kept cricket alive from 1939 to 1945, ending with the 1945 Victory Tests.
Cricket field
A cricket field is the oval or circular playing surface for cricket, with a fixed 22-yard (20.12 m) pitch at its centre, boundaries of 59.43–82.29 m from the pitch centre in internationals, and a 27.43 m fielding circle.
Cricket in Iceland
Cricket in Iceland, run by the Icelandic Cricket Association (Krikketsamband Íslands), is an amateur sport founded in 1999, with a national team that debuted in T20Is in 2019; Iceland is not an ICC member and targets Affiliate status by 2030.
Cricket in India
Cricket in India is the country's most followed sport, governed by the BCCI, which has overseen Test cricket since 1928 and runs the Indian Premier League.
Cricket pitch
Cricket pitch: the 22-yard (20.12 m) by 10 ft (3.05 m) central strip, fixed by MCC Law 6, where bowling and batting occur; umpires judge fitness, Ground Authority prepares it.
Cricket World Cup
The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup is the international championship of one-day international cricket, contested roughly every four years since 1975, with Australia holding a record six titles.