What is the History of the Indian cricket?

Third Test in Bangalore in early 2005 against Pakistan

1935 MCC condemn and outlaw Bodyline.

1947 Denis Compton of Middlesex and England scores a record 3,816 runs in an English season.

consecutive ODIs against Pakistan.

Suspension handed to captain Ganguly for slow over-rates.

1948 First five-day Tests in England.

Bradman concludes Test career with a second-ball duck at The Oval and a batting average of 99.94 - four runs short of 100.

cricket team following the series, and replaced Kumble

1952 Pakistan's first Test match.

Laxman from the ODI team with younger players

1953 England regain the Ashes after a 19-year gap, the longest ever.

1956 Jim Laker of England takes 19 wickets for 90 v Australia at Manchester, the best match analysis in first-class cricket.

West Indian team depleted by industrial action in the 2005

1957 Declarations authorised at any time.

1960 First tied Test, Australia v West Indies at Brisbane.

Indian Oil Cup and a similarly depleted Zimbabwean

1963 Distinction between amateur and professional cricketers abolished in English cricket.

tension resulted in a fallout between Chappell

The first major one-day tournament begins in England: the Gillette Cup.

Ganguly lead to a confidential email sent by Chappell t

1969 Limited-over Sunday league inaugurated for first-class counties.

high profile board meetings and public jousting including some players.....

Rahul Dravid was installed as the captain,

1970 Proposed South African tour of England cancelled: South Africa excluded from

international cricket because of their government's apartheid policies.