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Test cricket

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Test cricket is the most famous way to play cricket.

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Two teams wear white clothes to play. Each team represents its own country. These matches can last up to five days. This makes it a very long game. It tests how much skill and strength a player has.

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Teams use a red ball during the day. Some matches now happen at night. For these, players use a pink ball so it is easy to see.

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Reggie Schwarz c1905

A team wins by scoring more runs with a bat. They also try to bowl the other team out. If no one wins, the match is a draw. Twelve main teams play in these games. They are members of the ICC, which is the group that runs cricket.

There is also a big league called the ICC World Test Championship. It started in 2019. It helps find the very best team in the world. The history of this game is very old. The first official match was in 1877. It took place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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