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Cricket - one of the oldest games in Britain. A true gentleman's game, it was originally the game of choice for noblemen and aristocrats, and to this day, players still stop in the middle of a match for afternoon tea. Find out more about this distinguished and exciting game, and how it came to be one of Britain's biggest spectator sports.
ICC World Twenty20 England 2009 - Steve Elworthy Interview Steve Elworthy is a former South African fast-bowler and Tournament Director for ICC World Twenty20 England 2009, taking place between 5th - 21st June. We interviewed Steve at Lord's Cricket Ground to find out more about the event, what makes playing cricket in Britain so special, and to discover his favourite parts of the country.
No idea how to play cricket? Or ever wondered how can one game last for five days and end in a draw? Let us introduce you to this noble game.
These great games appear to be so much alike - so how do you tell the difference? Here's what you need to know about how they differ.
There are cricket grounds all over England, and with a choice of test matches, one day internationals and much more, there is something to suit all tastes.
Not only is cricket a great game to watch - it's even better to play. So find out how and where you can play cricket in Britain.
The 'home of cricket' holds a special place in the heart of cricket supporters everywhere, and a visit is a must for any cricket fan.
This year's tournament brings together the world's top male and female players in a competition that pits nation against nation and where the top prize is to be crowned the ICC World Twenty20 champions.
Buy your tickets now (www.icc-cricket.com)