the first cricket match was played by india in 1864.
the first cricket match was played by india in 1864.
when was the first cricket match played by india?
1864
the british brought cricket to india in the early 1700s, with the first cricket match played in 1721. in 1848, the parsi community in bombay formed the oriental cricket club, the first cricket club to be established by indians. after slow beginnings, the europeans eventually invited the parsis to play a match in 1877. by 1912, the parsis, sikhs, hindus and muslims of bombay played a quadrangular tournament with the europeans every year. in the early 1900s, some indians went on to play for the england cricket team. some of these, such as ranjitsinhji and ks duleepsinhji were greatly appreciated by the british and their names went on to be used for the ranji trophy and duleep trophy – two major first-class tournaments in india. in 1911, an indian team went on their first official tour of the british isles, but only played english county teams and not the england cricket team.
india national cricket team
bullet::::- 1873 december 13 – the first cricket game is played on the ground between australian born players and players born overseas.









































bullet::::- 1874 march 1 – england beat south australia by 7 wickets in the first international cricket match at the ground.









































bullet::::- 1874 november 7 – south australia play victoria on adelaide oval for the first time. victoria won by 15 runs.









































bullet::::- 1877 november 10 – the first first-class cricket match played at the ground was between south australia and tasmania. south australia was victorious, winning by an innings and 13 runs.
adelaide oval