NCRIC
editCricket figures are presumed to merit an article if they meet the following:
- Players who have played in a Test match.
- Players who have played in a One Day International match for a team with permanent ODI status.
- Players who have played in a T20I match for a team that was granted permanent T20I status before 26 April 2018 by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
- Players who, since 1979, have played in a match in one of the following tournaments: Cricket World Cup, Women's Cricket World Cup, ICC Men's T20 World Cup, ICC Women's T20 World Cup, or World Cricket League Championship/Division One.
- Umpires who are or have been members of the Elite Panel of ICC Umpires.
Note: For the purposes of this guideline, "played" means having appeared in a match either in the starting lineup or by joining it as a full substitute. Other cricket figures, including youth players, are unlikely to merit an article unless they can be shown to meet the wider requirements of WP:GNG.
Other cricket subjects are presumed to merit an article if they meet the following:
- Grounds that have hosted a match between teams meeting the above criteria 1–4.
- Competitions, tournaments and tours involving teams meeting the above criteria 1–3, and the principal domestic FC, LA and T20 competitions in those countries.
- Teams, clubs and franchises competing in domestic competitions as detailed above.
Notes
- Wide-ranging databases, such as Cricinfo and CricketArchive profiles, scorecards and match reports do not in themselves qualify as WP:SIGCOV unless:
- profiles contain a substantial biographical summary
- match reports include substantial discussion of the subject, not just routine activity during the match
- Articles not meeting these new guidelines should be merged to an appropriate team list or tagged {{notability}} for a minimum of 6 months to allow the opportunity for WP:SIGCOV to be found before being listed at WP:AFD.
- Lists of achievements (e.g. centuries, five-wicket hauls, etc.) to be merged/kept within the main (biography/ground) article unless there are WP:NOTSTATS issues and/or the reasons detailed at WP:WHENSPLIT are met, or the subject meets WP:NLIST as a discrete subject.
- Articles not to be generated without demonstrating WP:SIGCOV.
International
edit- Cricket coverage in most non-Test playing countries in minimal, with little to no coverage of the players themselves.
Domestic
edit- There is no equivalence between status (first-class, list-A) and standard; many matches of a standard far below the "highest level" have been accorded status in certain countries (e.g. England and Pakistan).
- Players with very few appearances are far less likely to be notable; the notability of players with more appearances can also be questionable in the absence of substantial contributions/achievements.
England and Wales
edit- First-class counties – players are generally notable (with increasing exceptions historically and in T20/LA cricket)
- Minor Counties – regularly played in the early rounds of List A competitions, but players are generally not notable
- Universities − matches have been accorded first-class status, but since the later 20th century have generally been treated as practice matches and are not the highest standard of domestic cricket; university players from this era are generally not notable unless they have progressed into first-class cricket
Pakistan
edit- Departments – players are generally notable for the bigger teams that have been at the top of tree for many years
- Associations – standard varies wildly with changes in the structure of the domestic competitions (described as "little better than club cricket" on occasion); outside the bigger associations (e.g. Karachi) notability of players can be highly questionable[1]
- Provinces – players are generally notable
First-class structure
editRegion | Primary ground | Secondary ground | Counties |
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North West | Old Trafford | Aigburth | Lancs |
North East | Headingley | Riverside | Yorks, Durham |
East Midlands | Trent Bridge | Grace Road | Notts, Derbys, Leics, Northants |
West Midlands | Edgbaston | New Road | Warks, Worcs |
South East | Oval | Canterbury | Surrey, Kent, Sussex |
London & East | Lords | Chelmsford | Middlesex, Essex |
South & West | Rose Bowl | Bristol | Hants, Glos, Som, Glam |
Lancashire League
editYear | Senior League |
Worsley Cup |
Inter League Trophy |
20/20 Cup |
Colne Trophy |
Junior League |
Junior Cup |
Third XI League |
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1891 | East Lancashire | |||||||
1892 | Nelson | |||||||
1893 | Burnley | Burnley | ||||||
1894 | Rawtenstall | East Lancashire | ||||||
1895 | Nelson | Haslingden | ||||||
1896 | Nelson | Nelson | ||||||
1897 | Burnley | Todmorden | ||||||
1898 | Rishton | Church | ||||||
1899 | Bacup | Todmorden | ||||||
1900 | Haslingden | Lowerhouse | ||||||
1901 | Burnley | Enfield | ||||||
1902 | Colne | Todmorden | ||||||
1903 | Nelson | Burnley | ||||||
1904 | Rawtenstall | Colne | ||||||
1905 | Colne | Colne | ||||||
1906 | Burnley | Burnley | ||||||
1907 | Burnley | Rawtenstall | ||||||
1908 | Burnley | Todmorden | ||||||
1909 | Enfield | Nelson | ||||||
1910 | Colne | Ramsbottom | ||||||
1911 | Nelson | Nelson | ||||||
1912 | Rishton | Accrington | ||||||
1913 | Burnley | Rishton | ||||||
1914 | Accrington | Colne | ||||||
1915 | Accrington | |||||||
1916 | Accrington | |||||||
1919 | East Lancashire | Colne | ||||||
1920 | Haslingden | Nelson | Todmorden | |||||
1921 | Ramsbottom/Bacup | Haslingden | Haslingden | |||||
1922 | Rawtenstall | Rishton | Rawtenstall | |||||
1923 | Bacup | Bacup | Lowerhouse | |||||
1924 | Bacup | Colne | Rawtenstall | |||||
1925 | Ramsbottom | East Lancashire | Nelson/East Lancashire | |||||
1926 | Rawtenstall | Nelson | Church | |||||
1927 | Todmorden | Bacup | Lowerhouse | |||||
1928 | Nelson | Nelson | Nelson | |||||
1929 | Nelson | East Lancashire | Burnley | |||||
1930 | Bacup | Bacup | Church | |||||
1931 | Nelson | Nelson | Burnley | |||||
1932 | Nelson | Rishton | Nelson | |||||
1933 | Todmorden | East Lancashire | Rishton | |||||
1934 | Nelson | Nelson | Colne | |||||
1935 | Nelson | Todmorden | Ramsbottom | |||||
1936 | Nelson | Accrington | Colne | |||||
1937 | Nelson | Todmorden | Colne | |||||
1938 | Todmorden | Todmorden | Church | |||||
1939 | Church | Ramsbottom | Enfield | |||||
1940 | Church | |||||||
1941 | Church | |||||||
1942 | East Lancashire | |||||||
1943 | Enfield | |||||||
1944 | Rishton | |||||||
1945 | Church | |||||||
1946 | Nelson | Rawtenstall | ||||||
1947 | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | |||||
1948 | Rishton | Colne | Haslingden | |||||
1949 | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | |||||
1950 | Burnley | Burnley | Haslingden | |||||
1951 | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Bacup | |||||
1952 | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Enfield | |||||
1953 | Haslingden | Burnley | Rishton | |||||
1954 | Todmorden | Todmorden | Rishton | |||||
1955 | Rishton | Rishton | Bacup | |||||
1956 | Burnley | Bacup | Nelson | |||||
1957 | Todmorden | Ramsbottom | Nelson | |||||
1958 | Bacup | Burnley | Nelson | |||||
1959 | Colne | Colne | Rawtenstall | |||||
1960 | Bacup | Burnley | Bacup | |||||
1961 | Accrington | East Lancashire | Burnley | |||||
1962 | Church | Nelson/Todmorden | Bacup | |||||
1963 | East Lancashire | Todmorden | East Lancashire/Haslingden | |||||
1964 | Burnley | Rishton | Ramsbottom | |||||
1965 | Nelson | Nelson | Colne | |||||
1966 | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Ramsbottom | |||||
1967 | Nelson | Rishton | East Lancashire | |||||
1968 | Enfield | East Lancashire | Burnley | |||||
1969 | Nelson | Colne | East Lancashire | |||||
1970 | Burnley | Accrington | Ramsbottom | |||||
1971 | Enfield | East Lancashire | Rawtenstall | |||||
1972 | East Lancashire | Bacup | Ramsbottom | Ramsbottom | ||||
1973 | East Lancashire | Rishton | Ramsbottom | Lowerhouse | ||||
1974 | Ramsbottom | Church | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | ||||
1975 | Accrington | Burnley | Rawtenstall | Ramsbottom | ||||
1976 | Rawtenstall | Rawtenstall | East Lancashire | Haslingden | ||||
1977 | Enfield | Haslingden | Haslingden | Bacup | ||||
1978 | Burnley | Enfield | Enfield | Accrington | ||||
1979 | Burnley | Enfield | Rawtenstall | Accrington | ||||
1980 | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Rawtenstall | Todmorden | ||||
1981 | Rawtenstall | East Lancashire | Haslingden | Rawtenstall | Enfield | |||
1982 | Rawtenstall | Todmorden | Haslingden | Lowerhouse | ||||
1983 | Haslingden | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Enfield | |||
1984 | East Lancashire | Burnley | Rawtenstall | Burnley | Church | |||
1985 | Haslingden | Rawtenstall | Enfield | East Lancashire | Rishton | |||
1986 | Nelson | Accrington | Enfield | East Lancashire | ||||
1987 | Haslingden | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Ramsbottom | ||||
1988 | Haslingden | East Lancashire | Bacup | Enfield | Rishton | |||
1989 | Haslingden | Enfield | Bacup | Haslingden | ||||
1990 | East Lancashire | Rawtenstall | Nelson | Bacup | ||||
1991 | Haslingden | Enfield | Church | Haslingden | Enfield | |||
1992 | Ramsbottom | Haslingden | Haslingden | Haslingden | ||||
1993 | Haslingden | Bacup | Haslingden | Rasmbottom | ||||
1994 | Nelson | Haslingden | East Lancashire | Nelson | ||||
1995 | Rishton | Nelson | Haslingden | Ramsbottom | Ramsbottom | |||
1996 | Rishton | Ramsbottom | Nelson | Colne | Bacup | |||
1997 | Haslingden | Haslingden | Littleborough (CLL) | Ramsbottom | Haslingden | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | |
1998 | Nelson | East Lancashire | Haslingden | Haslingden | Haslingden | Ramsbottom | ||
1999 | Nelson | Colne | Crompton (CLL) | East Lancashire | Rawtenstall | Church | Ramsbottom | |
2000 | Bacup | Todmorden | Rochdale (CLL) | Colne/Nelson | Haslingden | Accrington | Ramsbottom | |
2001 | Bacup | Ramsbottom | Rishton | Bacup | Ramsbottom | Rishton | Accrington | |
2002 | Bacup | Ramsbottom | Rochdale (CLL) | Bacup | Burnley | Ramsbottom | Rawtenstall | |
2003 | East Lancashire | Rawtenstall | Haslingden | Bacup | Haslingden | Ramsbottom | Nelson | |
2004 | Haslingden | Lowerhouse | East Lancs | East Lancashire/Rawtenstall | East Lancashire | Burnley | Lowerhouse | |
2005 | Lowerhouse | Ramsbottom | Littleborough (CLL) | Haslingden | Haslingden | Ramsbottom | Haslingden | |
2006 | Burnley | Nelson | East Lancashire | Rishton | Ramsbottom | Ramsbottom | Ramsbottom | Burnley |
2007 | Rishton | East Lancashire | Enfield | Burnley | Ramsbottom | Ramsbottom | Nelson | |
2008 | Accrington | Accrington | East Lancashire | East Lancashire | Nelson | Nelson | Haslingden |
Sri Lanka
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CWC
editVenues of the 2023 Cricket World Cup
1
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium2
M. Chinnaswamy Stadium3
M. A. Chidambaram Stadium4
Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium5
HPCA Cricket Stadium6
BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium7
Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium8
Wankhede Stadium9
Eden Gardens10
Narendra Modi StadiumAhmedabad | Bangalore | Chennai | Delhi |
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Narendra Modi Stadium | M. Chinnaswamy Stadium | M. A. Chidambaram Stadium | Arun Jaitley Stadium |
Capacity: 132,000[2] | Capacity: 40,000[3] | Capacity: 50,000[4] | Capacity: 41,842[5] |
Matches: 5 [a] | Matches: 5 | Matches: 5 | Matches: 5 |
Dharamshala | Hyderabad | Kolkata | |
HPCA Stadium | Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium | Eden Gardens | |
Capacity: 23,000[6] | Capacity: 55,000[7] | Capacity: 66,000[8] | |
Matches: 5 | Matches: 3 | Matches: 5[b] | |
Lucknow | Mumbai | Pune | |
BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium | Wankhede Stadium | Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium | |
Capacity: 50,000[9] | Capacity: 32,000[10] | Capacity: 37,406 | |
Matches: 5 | Matches: 5[b] | Matches: 5 | |
- ^ "Who is responsible for our poor first-class cricket?". The News International.
- ^ "Narendra Modi Stadium | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
- ^ "M. Chinnaswamy Stadium | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
- ^ "M. A. Chidambaram Stadium | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
- ^ "Arun Jaitley Stadium | Cricket Grounds | BCCI". www.bcci.tv. Retrieved 2023-06-28.
- ^ "Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
- ^ "Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium | Cricket Grounds | BCCI". www.bcci.tv. Retrieved 2023-06-28.
- ^ "Eden Gardens | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
- ^ "Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
- ^ "Wankhede Stadium | India | Cricket Grounds | ESPNcricinfo.com". Cricinfo. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
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