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...re established – full, associate and affiliate. Only full members can play Test cricket. In August 2005, the ICC relocated its headquarters from [[Lord's Cricket G

...[Edgbaston Cricket Ground]] in [[Birmingham]] which has regularly staged [[Test cricket|Test matches]] since 1902. Warwickshire won their first County Championship

...ernational sense since 1859. England took part in the world's first-ever [[Test cricket|Test match]], recognised retrospectively, when they played [[Australia (cri

...the majority of its players over the years have been Welsh, but those of [[Test cricket|Test standard]] have played for [[England (cricket)|England]] international

...et]] on a regular basis. [[England (cricket)|England]] play at least one [[Test cricket|Test match]] at Lord's every year in addition to other international matche

...away from him in flight. He was the first bowler to take 300 wickets in [[Test cricket]].

...]], '''The Ashes''' is a mythical prize awarded to the winning team in a [[Test cricket|Test series]] between [[England (cricket)|England]] and [[Australia (cricke

...onal]] and [[Twenty20 international]] fixtures. It has also staged three [[Test cricket|Test matches]] between 2011 and 2018.

...reat Britain in the [[cricket (sport)|2013 cricket season]] and played a [[Test cricket|five-Test series]] against [[England (cricket)|England]] for [[The Ashes]]. ...on his Test debut and this was the record score by a number 11 batsman in Test cricket. Also, his tenth wicket partnership of 163 with [[Philip Hughes]] was a Tes

...r of the [[International Cricket Conference]] (ICC) and has been playing [[Test cricket]] since 1877. Their team has invariably been one of the most accomplished a ...lia in two matches that were retrospectively classified as the first two [[Test cricket|Test matches]]. Australia won the first by 45 runs after [[Charles Bannerma

...nd his wife. Trent Bridge is the club's home base and has been a regular [[Test cricket|Test venue]] since 1899. Nottinghamshire had one of the strongest county te

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...bowler and holds the world career records for the most wickets taken in [[Test cricket]] (800) and [[Limited Overs International]]s (534).

...days a commentator on the game. One of the quickest bowlers ever to play [[Test cricket]], he was nicknamed "Whispering Death" by umpires due to his quiet approach

...the British Isles for the first time since 1935 and played a five-match [[Test cricket|Test series]] against England which was won 3–0 by the hosts with two ...a partnership of 370 which was a then world record for the third wicket in Test cricket. [[Doug Wright]] took ten wickets in the match and England won by ten wicke

...sively competitive style of play, he had been a schoolteacher before his [[Test cricket|Test]] career began and he later became a renowned broadcaster and journali O'Reilly made his [[Test cricket|Test debut]] for [[Australia (cricket)|Australia]] at the [[Adelaide Oval]]

...-season [[Scarborough Festival]]. Nearly 100 Yorkshire players have played Test cricket for [[England (cricket)|England]]. They include [[Bill Bowes]], [[Geoffrey

*The Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) is used for Test cricket, one-day international cricket, some rugby league and rugby union matches,

...t)|New Zealand]] in 1876–77, during which the first-ever (retrospective) [[Test cricket|Test matches]] were played. Although no Test matches were played in 1878, t

The first [[Test cricket|Test matches]] (retrospectively recognised) took place on England's 1876– ...n, [[limited overs cricket]], which was introduced in the 1960s. [[Women's Test cricket]] began with a series between [[Australia Women (cricket)|Australia Women]]