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HISTORY OF CIRCKET

The birth of cricket in England 500 years ago from the one-day games being played under different rules Bed is an old English word which has a direct meaning. The danda or kunda had become a common feature of cricket as a sport in the 17th century and became so popular that its fans were even fined for not going to church on Sundays and playing matches. Until the middle of the 18th century, the bat was shaped like a hockey stick that extended from below. The simple reason for this was that at that time the ball was thrown under arm and the lower end of the sit helped the batsman to make contact with the ball. How and when did this game grow after rising from the village of England? Became a modern game played in huge stadiums of cities. It is an interesting topic of history how the game of pegging in South East England became a passion of the all-India subcontinent. The story of this game is interesting because on the other hand religion and cas

History of Test Cricket

Soon after the establishment of BCCI, Col. C.K. India became a Test-playing country under his captaincy. Naidu in 1932. India lost the Test against mighty England by 187 runs. After 20 years, India registered their first Test victory. He won the final Test of the 5-match Test series against England at Chennai by an innings and 8 runs. In the same year, India defeated their new neighbor Pakistan 2–1 to win their first Test series. In 1967–1968, India defeated New Zealand 3–1 in a 4-match Test series to win their first Test series. Off-break bowler Erapalli Prasanna took 24 wickets in this tour at an average of 18.79. From 1970-71 to 1973, India won 3 Test series including 1 against West Indies and back-to-back series against England. In Port of Spain, the team registered its highest successful run chase in the fourth innings at 406 for the loss of 4 wickets. Ajit Wadekar led India to win

INDIAN CRICKET HISTORY

History of Indian Cricket - The game of cricket started in India in the middle of the 18th century before the 1930s. On 3 March 1845 the magazine Sporting Intelligence published a lengthy match report between 'soldier' cricketers and Europeans. The article proved that Indian cricket was going on in a city called Sylhet in modern Bangladesh. An impressed reporter proudly said, "The most enthusiastic European cricketers could not have played with more energy and enthusiasm than the constables". However, cricket historians unanimously suggest that organized cricket by Indians began with the formation of the 'Parsi Oriental Cricket Club' in Bombay in the year 1848. Parsi cricket The first Indian to adopt the sport was the Parsis of Bombay, an educated, affluent, and progressive community. In 1848 the Parsi boys established the 'Oriental Cricket Club'. The emergi

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