The Indian men's team is referred to as "Men in Blue" on a global scale. India's principal governing body, the BCCI, oversees cricket, and the nation is also a member of the International Cricket Council. It is one of the richest sporting organizations in the world.
The New Zealand Cricket Association is in charge of all aspects pertaining to the New Zealand cricket team (Black Caps). All levels of cricket, including T20I, ODI, and Test, are also covered by this team's membership in the ICC.
One of the top ten rated teams in the ICC is the Pakistan cricket team, which is controlled and managed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), also known as Shaheens in Urdu. Like other teams, this Pakistani team is a full member of the International Cricket Council at all levels.
In the 1880s, the Ceylon national cricket team was founded, and by the 1920s, they were playing first-class cricket. The Ceylon national cricket team was given associate member status by the International Cricket Council in 1965. The nation received its present name, Sri Lanka, in 1972. The National Men's Cricket Team of Sri Lanka, also known as The Lions, currently represents the nation in men's international cricket. Additionally, it is an ICC (International Cricket Council) permanent member.
The Bangladesh cricket team, also referred to as the Tigers (BCB), is regulated by the Bangladesh Cricket Board. Additionally, it is a full member of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
England's cricket team represents both Wales and England in international cricket. After being regulated by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) from 1903, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has been in charge of it since 1997.
The West Indies cricket team is a multi-nation team that represents the Anglophone Caribbean region and is governed by Cricket West Indies. This combined team's players are from fifteen Caribbean nations, each of which is made up of a number of different governments and dependencies.
One of the world's oldest test cricket teams is the Australian National Cricket team. In the history of cricket, Australia has won the most Test and One-Day International games.
The King Protea, South Africa's national flower, inspired the name of the cricket team, the Proteas. This country's cricket team is managed by 'Cricket South Africa,' and the team is also a complete member of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Afghanistan's national cricket team is the ICC's 12th Test-playing full member nation. Afghanistan has played cricket since the mid-nineteenth century, although the national team has only recently experienced some success on the global stage.