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The laws of cricket are a set of rules set up by The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) which describe the laws of cricket global, to ensure equality and equity. The MCC retains the copyright in the laws of the game. Only the MCC may change the laws. Although currently this would normally only be done after discussions with the game’s global governing body the International Cricket Council (ICC). Cricket is one of the few sports for which the governing principles are referred to as ‘Laws’ rather than

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THE HISTORY OF CRICKET

The sport of cricket has a known history, beginning in the 16th century. The game originated in England, among shepherds using their crooks as bats, and the earliest wickets may well have been narrow sheep pens. The earliest men’s games that were officially recorded (from law court records) were played in southeast England in the 1550s. Initially a single wicket was used, as it still is in ancient games like stoolball that continue to be played in southern England.

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For a rummy enthusiast to choose between a cash game and a tournament, it is an utterly confusing and difficult choice. Both of the games have their respective pros and cons. At the end of the day, it comes down to the matter of preference. Although the rules of the game and the details remain the same, a cash game is much different than a tournament specifically in the level of competitiveness displayed by the competitors. Players can play both, evaluate and decide which one suits them