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More Test cricket is being played than at any other point in history, but worrying trends lurk around the corner. Cricket playing nations Due to the time difference, both England teams were not seen in action at the same time during the Tests in January. But in February, on the second day of the Test in New Zealand - February 22, 1930 - the start of play coincided with the last session of the first day's play in the Caribbean (where it was still February 21st).

The Imperial Cricket Conference was renamed the International Cricket Conference in 1965, with new rules permitting countries from outside the Commonwealth to be elected into the governing body for the first time: Fiji and the USA became the first associate member nations that year. How many of these can you recall? Besides playing cricket, the team competed in various sports and put on displays of boomerang and spear throwing.One of the most popular attractions was Jungunjinanuke’s (‘Dick a Dick’) dodging. For a shilling anyone could take a cricket ball, walk ten paces and hurl it at him. Using only a narrow (15cm) shield and an L shaped club, Jungunjinanuke would dodge and deflect up to ten balls at once.

Test status can be bestowed by the International Cricket Council (ICC). Only after receiving permission from the International Cricket Council (ICC) can a nation or group compete in test cricket. The ICC now recognizes 12 sides eligible to compete in test cricket matches. Sports Ravi Bopara, EnglandThe England star all-rounder was born into a Sikh family of Indian origin. Bopara was born in London and played 120 ODIs scoring 2,695 runs and scalped 40 wickets. He also played 13 Tests with 575 runs and bagged a solitary wicket.

Thai players have also grabbed attention in franchise leagues. In 2020, opening batter Natthakan Chantham played for the Trailblazers in the Women’s T20 Challenge competition in India, becoming the first Thai cricketer to play in a professional T20 franchise league. All-rounders Nattaya Boochatham and Sornnarin Tippoch, as well as batter Naruemol Chaiwai, featured in the FairBreak Invitational T20 this year. USA Cricket is England’s traditional “summer sport” and the second-most popular sport overall behind football. According to an Active Sport England 2020-2021 survey, an estimated 181,000 people play cricket at least twice a month, and it is thought around 65% of the population follow cricket in some way.