Test cricket

Test cricket is the longest international form of cricket, played between national teams in matches scheduled for up to five days. Each team usually has two innings, and either side can win, lose, or draw.

Cricket: Cricket is a bat-and-ball sport in which two teams take turns batting and fielding. Test cricket is cricket’s longest international format.
First Test match: The first Test match was an international cricket match between Australia and England in Melbourne in 1877. It established the format later known as Test cricket.
Don Bradman: Don Bradman was an Australian batter whose Test career average of 99.94 remains a record. His extraordinary scoring set the format’s most famous statistical benchmark.
International Cricket Council: The International Cricket Council is the global governing body for international cricket. It regulates Test status and administers the World Test Championship.
One Day International: A One Day International is a limited-overs cricket match between national teams, usually scheduled for 50 overs per side. It compresses international cricket into one day and a fixed number of overs.
Innings (cricket): An innings is a period in which a cricket team bats until its batters are dismissed or play is otherwise ended. Each team normally receives two innings in a Test match.
The Ashes: The Ashes is a Test cricket rivalry and trophy contested by England and Australia. A satirical obituary after an 1882 Australian victory helped name this rivalry.
Sachin Tendulkar: Sachin Tendulkar is an Indian cricketer who scored more Test runs than any other player. His longevity and record total define a modern era of Test batting.
World Test Championship: The World Test Championship is an ICC competition that awards points for Test series and culminates in a final. It gives bilateral Test series a shared championship framework.
Twenty20 International: A Twenty20 International is a national-team cricket match in which each side can bat for up to 20 overs. Its short duration and aggressive scoring contrast with Test cricket’s extended contest.

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