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The first law of cricket were written in?
The first written laws were drawn in 1744. In 1788 the MCC published its first revision of the laws.
What rules are there for Cricket?
The rules of the game are set by the Laws of Cricket.The Laws of Cricket were written and are still maintained by the Marylebone Cricket Club in London, England, with input these days from the Internatiobnal Cricket Council: the governing body of the sport. They are regarded as the standard by which all forms of Cricket should abide. Follow the provided link to the MCC to learn each of the Laws in detail, which regard all aspects of the game from dress code to behaviour to the flow of the game.
How many laws do cricket have?
42
When where the laws of cricket established?
1734
What has the author Tom Graveney written?
Tom Graveney has written: 'Tom Graveney on cricket' 'Cricket over forty' -- subject(s): Cricket 'On cricket' 'Cricket through the covers'
What has the author Shyamal Bhattacharjee written?
Shyamal Bhattacharjee has written: 'Indian cricket' -- subject(s): Cricket, History 'Indian cricket' -- subject(s): Cricket, Cricket players, Biography, History
What has the author Michael Hussey written?
Michael Hussey has written: 'Mr cricket' -- subject(s): Biography, Cricket, Cricket players
Who retains the copyright owners of the laws of cricket?
ECB
What has the author Ralph Dellor written?
Ralph Dellor has written: 'Cricket' -- subject(s): Cricket
What has the author Jack Cross written?
Jack Cross has written: 'Cricket' -- subject(s): Cricket
What has the author Ranjitsinhji written?
Ranjitsinhji has written: 'The Jubilee book of cricket' -- subject(s): Cricket
Who holdes the copyrights over the Laws of cricket?
Marylebone Cricket Club, as specified in the Preface to the current edition.
