BTW, in Britain we have an expression "That's not cricket", referring of course to the game not the insect, and it means "not playing by the spirit of the game".
I never understood that game. Being an old baseball catcher I can't relate to a game where every pitch has to bounce in the dirt.
I think few people really understand all the "laws" of Cricket. We do, though, understand enough to enjoy it. A proper test match takes five days, which might be considered excessive, and sometimes I puzzle over how the final score works out.
FWIW, I don't understand American Football. Does the ball even matter?

... why Db is so popular.
Oh yes ... and all the black notes are also pentatonic, so what's not to love about it?
Hmm, well, not much tension, so we'll probably not stay there....