When and how to start the game of cricket, and how to know more about the start history?

It was reported in 1598 and according to that, the sport was also present in the year 1550. But where the original origin of cricket was, it is still a mystery to say that Psl schedule and teams 2018 has been announced, but most of them say cricket is born in England. But it is quite hard to say that even before 1550, there was a circulation of cricket in Kent, Sussex and Rory counties in South-East England, especialltoy in the area of Weald. There was a different characteristic of cricket from other sports that were played with bat-ball-fielders, because it required a relatively short grass-field to play, even before the 1760s the batsmen were bowled to the ground. That is why all the places where the forest was cleared, or sheep were used, it was suitable for playing cricket. The lack of information on the early years of cricket is understood to be, it was probably a game of young children. In the 17th century, the workers started playing it. During King Charles I, the elite class began to be attracted to the game. More than playing cricket, the opportunity to gamble on cricket was attracted by them. In the meantime, a lot of investment started in cricket and it became a popular entertainment in London and South England. In the meantime, big clubs and professional cricketers emerged. Birth of Test Cricket: In 1877 Test Cricket was born. England and Australia take part in the first Test match in cricket history. The match was held on 15th March 1877. The two teams, who took part in the first ODI match, Australia won the match in two matches. The 'Imperial Cricket Conference' was established in 1909 as the world's highest organization. Later, in 1956, the term 'Imperial' was changed and 'International' was added to the International Cricket Council. In short, the ICC. Starting from 1882-83, the prestigious Ashes fight. Since then, other countries stepped into one of the Test cricket. South Africa 1888-89, West Indies 1928, New Zealand 1929-30, India 1932, Pakistan 1952-53, Sri Lanka 1981-82, Zimbabwe 199 and Bangladesh 13 November, 2000.