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How many countries are involved presently/recently playing international cricket?
Asked by Ramesh Agarwal,
17 Dec '09 10:16 pm
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17 countries-Australia, Afghanistan , Bangladesh, Canada, England, Ireland, India, Kenya, New Zealand, Netherlands, Pakistan, Scotland, South Africa, USA, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Zimbabwe.
Answered by Shikha Aggarwal, 18 Dec '09 12:05 am
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The M nearly got it right but Canada is in the Commonwealth and is not renowned for its cricketing prowess, neither is the Netherlands part of the Commonwealth!!
"The official Test Cricket nations are currently: England, Australia, West Indies, South Africa, India, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe.
The West Indies is actually a consortium of Caribbean countries: Barbados; Jamaica; Guyana; The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago; Antigua and Barbuda; St. Kitt's-Nevis; Dominica; St. Lucia; St. Vincent and the Grenadines; Montserrat; and Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
Minor cricketing nations (which do not play Test cricket, but do compete for a place in the World Cup One-Day competition) include: Kenya, Fiji, Canada, The Netherlands, Bangladesh."
France also has cricketing connections:
"France was one of two nations to compete in the only Olympic cricket event, in 1900. They lost, making them the only nation to lose an Olympic cricket match and the onl ...more
Answered by jameel ahmed, 17 Dec '09 10:34 pm
"The official Test Cricket nations are currently: England, Australia, West Indies, South Africa, India, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe.
The West Indies is actually a consortium of Caribbean countries: Barbados; Jamaica; Guyana; The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago; Antigua and Barbuda; St. Kitt's-Nevis; Dominica; St. Lucia; St. Vincent and the Grenadines; Montserrat; and Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
Minor cricketing nations (which do not play Test cricket, but do compete for a place in the World Cup One-Day competition) include: Kenya, Fiji, Canada, The Netherlands, Bangladesh."
France also has cricketing connections:
"France was one of two nations to compete in the only Olympic cricket event, in 1900. They lost, making them the only nation to lose an Olympic cricket match and the onl ...more
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