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What is England's biggest test cricket ground?
Not just the biggest test ground, but the biggest cricket ground; the Kennington Oval.
How many of test cricket Ground in the world?
105 cricket grounds in the world
What is the most northerly cricket test match venue?
The most northerly cricket Test match venue is the Arnos Vale Ground in Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Located at a latitude of approximately 13.16° N, it is the northernmost ground that has hosted Test cricket. However, it's worth noting that the venue is still significantly south of the Tropic of Cancer, emphasizing the limited geographical range of Test venues.
What are the second test cricket dates at Lords cricket ground in England in 2009?
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Where is the boxing day cricket test match played?
Melbourne Cricket Ground, otherwise known as the MCG
How many double centuries scored Lords?
Lords Cricket ground is a cricket ground located in London. It is generally called home of cricket. There have been 15 test double hundreds scored at this venue. Joe Root of England scored the latest one in June,2014 against Sri Lanka.
First cricket test match played between which coun?
Australia and England in 1877 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground
What is the size of the ground in a t20 match?
Same as normal ODI and test cricket...
Where are the ashes played?
At any recognized Test Cricket Ground in England or Australia.
Who made the first century in test cricket?
Charles Bannerman made 165 (retired hurt) for Australia in the first cricket test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, during the match between Australia and England in March 1877.
When and where was the 2000th Cricket Test Match played?
The 2000th match of the Test Cricket history was played at Lords Cricket Ground, London from 21st July to 25th July, 2011 between India and England. This was also the 100th Test Match between India & England.
Who is the oldest player to play test cricket for England?
Lords Cricket Ground is the oldest in England.
