The so-called "Rest Day" between Test cricket matches was used to allow for the players to rest, in addition to other reasons. When Cricket went head to head with Tennis for televised airing rights, the Rest Day disappeared from English Test cricket. However, around the world, there have been some exceptions to the rule: The most recent discovered was in 2008, when a match would have fallen on the election day for Bangladesh.?æ
It was not the mid 80s
Depends on the country but more like the mid 90's or even 2001 for Sri Lanka
There are some odd matches between 2001 and 2008 that had one largely to do with cricket not being played on a full moon sunday.
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Last cricket math with rest day was played in England in 2001. Presently their is a rest day between the Sri-Lanka Bangladesh Test Series played in Mirpur.
Sundeep
There is no REST DAY in test cricket.
A cricket test match is played for 5 days.
brian Lara played his first and last test match against India
test cricket
A cricket test match spans 5 days. This entails two batting and two bowling innings' per side. Depending on weather the test match can be shortend to any number of days but each team still has the same number of innings'.
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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.
Dave Gregory was the first captain of Australia for the first recognised Test Cricket Match in 1877.
The first test was played between England and Australia.
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There are limited over cricket, test match cricket and one day cricket
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