Describe a sport you would watch.: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

I would watch cricket live at a stadium to experience the electric atmosphere with the crowd's energy, cheers, and thrill of being part of a passionate fanbase. The live action, fast-paced movements, and the collective excitement make it unforgettable. However, watching on TV or through streaming services is also great as it offers close-ups, replays, and insightful commentary. Cricket is played between two teams, each with 11 players. The team that bats tries to score as many runs as possible by hitting the ball and running between the wickets or hitting boundaries. The bowling team tries to dismiss the batsmen by getting them out through various means like bowling them out, catching the ball, or running them out. The game has different formats, test matches, one-day internationals, and T20s, each with its own unique style and pace. I feel cricket is an incredibly dynamic sport that requires both mental and physical endurance. The strategy involved, from field placements to batting orders, keeps me engaged. Whether it's the slow build-up of a test match or the high-energy movements in T20s, cricket offers a variety of experiences. It's a game of patience and skill, and watching the tension build as a match progresses is what makes it so exciting. The unpredictability of the game, where every ball can change the course of the match, is what makes it so thrilling. I enjoy the slow build-up of suspense and the excitement of big movements, like a game-changing wicket or an explosive boundary.

As an athlete in my college, I like to watch athletics and in athletics, I like to watch discus throw. It is very good game and it is full of energy. The athlete, I watch it on TV when there will be Olympics. The athlete stand in the discus throw court and catch the discus which is about 2 kg weight and with the full technique, it will be thrown with full energy and by watching it, I feel very energetic and motivational.

There are many sports I've watched like volleyball, kabaddi, koko and cricket. Today I would like to talk about a sport that I have only watched before but I haven't played myself and that sport is cricket. Recently, I developed an interest in playing cricket. I remember watching a cricket match online a few weeks ago during dinner with my family. I was really impressed by how they play. The strategy is really interesting and it provides a full body workout. I really want to try it because it requires more energy but for me it is hard to play because I have breath problems. I feel disappointed because I can't play. I believe cricket would be really beneficial for physical health, providing a full body workout and improving flexibility if I have the chance to play it in future. Anywhere in the world, I would definitely give it a try to see if I am suitable for it. In conclusion, cricket holds a special place in my heart as a sport I have admired and enjoyed watching for years.

A sport that I would watch would be cricket. I am a huge, massive fan of cricket ever since I was in the 4th grade and I used to watch cricket on the television a lot with my grandfather. My grandfather was the one who introduced me to the sport. He was an avid player of cricket during his school and college days. Now that I am working, I tend to not get enough time to watch the sport as much. So I try to watch it during the weekends if there are any matches going on. Why I would watch it is because I like the sport and I like playing the sport. I rate how the players are playing and I would see where they can improve, where I can improve my own game by watching the other players play. How the game is played, it is a team sport with each team comprising of 11 members and it is played on a ground with a pitch in the centre with 22 yards long. It involves a batsman holding a bat and a bowler throwing a ball at him and the batsman having to hit the ball and depends on where and how he hits, he gets a certain number of runs. These runs get added to the team's total score and the other team has to try and score more than that. This is the idea behind the sport and how I feel about watching the sport is that in India, cricket is a major sport, major event and cricketers are treated like gods and every kid in India wants to play the game. I have also had the idea and dream of playing the sport but due to studies and all that, I never got the time to do so. I would love to get a chance to play and every time I watch a game, I would feel and I would reminisce my time playing during my school and college days where I used to be part of my school team who went and played against other players.

I watch cricket on TV. I am very fan of watching cricket since my childhood and I am a fan of Virat Kohli. I am following him since two years on social media. I am very big fan of cricket and I am admired by Virat Kohli. He is ideal person for me. I wanted to meet him. I try to meet him. Most of the time I watch sports on TV. I am a huge fan of everyone who plays cricket. I like to watch sports even on my mobile. If my mobile is not available then I like to watch cricket on TV. In addition, I watch volleyball also. I watch hockey also. Moreover, I like to watch kabaddi and badminton sports also. I like to watch sports on TV and mobile as well. Whenever I get a spare of time with my family, I like to watch sports with my family. When I get time, we eat snacks while watching TV. I am really happy to watch sports. It is really beneficial for our health. It reduces our mental stress. Sports channel is my favourite channel.

Ok, so my favorite sport is MMA. I will watch it in Abu Dhabi next year. So MMA is played between two people inside the octagon, inside the cage. So what they do is they fight each other, they throw punches. There's a lot of elements involved in MMA. You can use a different style of fighting. It involves Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Russian Sambo, Wrestling, Kickboxing, Boxing, Muay Thai. It involves every fighting style that has been created by man and use it in the octagon. What I like about it is it requires discipline, dedication, hard work and requires a naturally gifted talent to be able to get there inside the octagon.