Cricket in England

Cricket In England

Cricket is known to have been played in England since the 16th century. The Marylebone Cricket Club, based at Lords, came up with the modern rules of play and conduct.

Read more about Cricket In England:  History, Domestic Competitions, Recreational Club Competitions, Cricket Grounds, Governing Body, National Team, Popularity

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