As far as is known, the game of cricket started in the late sixteenth century. Originally originated in south-east England, it became the national sport of England in the eighteenth century and
It spread all over the world in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. International cricket matches have been played since 1844, but the history-recognized Test cricket match began in 18.
  Cricket is the second most popular sport in the world in terms of spectator numbers, right after association football. There are more than 100 members in charge of the global administration of this game
The organization is the International Cricket Council, although only twelve of its member countries play Test cricket.
History of Cricket 1827 - 183 Articles Introducing the Rules of Bowling
The history of cricket is told up to the founding of the Humbledon Club.
In 1828, cricket was a major sport in London and southern England. In the 6th century
Due to the interest of gamblers, a lot of money is invested in the sport. County teams, professional players and the first big clubs emerged with donations and investments from wealthy individuals. In 1828
London and Dartford were the most important clubs. The county teams of Kent, Middlesex, Row and Sussex were first-line cricket teams. Artillery Ground, Dartford Brent, Kennington
Common, Mulji Hearst and Richmond Green were the well-known cricket grounds of the day.
There was no mention of cricket in the newspapers before 1897. But in the 1820s

      By the middle of the day, cricket-related reports were on the rise. However, these reports were not complete for a long time. Game schedule or betting rate on the game rather than the actual game description
The main topic was a brief discussion.

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