Two cricket things.

One:

Hong Kong police arrested 115 men for illegally gambling on insect fights on Sunday in the same building that housed a cricket lovers' association, a police spokesman said.



Police seized about 300 crickets and $1,025 in cash during the bust, said police spokesman T.K. Ng. ...

Two:

A rabbit set alight by a bonfire at a British cricket club got its revenge when it ran burning into a hut and set it ablaze destroying costly equipment, the club said on Friday.



Members of Devizes cricket club in Wiltshire, western England, were burning dead branches when a rabbit caught up in the waste sped burning from the flames spreading a fire which destroyed lawnmowers and tools worth $110,000.



"After it had been going 5 minutes, the rabbit shot out of the bonfire on fire and went into the hut which is our equipment store," club chairman John Bedbrook told Reuters.



Two fire engines were called to extinguish the blaze. The rabbit's skeleton was discovered in the charred hut.



"The firemen were certainly concerned about the rabbit. They felt sorry for it," said Bedbrook.