Cricket in India
India - Chennai - Goa - Bodhgaya - Mysore - Pondicherry - Puri - Shimla - Srinagar - Trivandrum - Agra - Bangalore - Chandigarh - Varanasi - Delhi - Cochin - Hyderabad - Jaipur - Kerala - Kolkata - Pune - Udaipur - Darjeeling - Mumbai - Ahmedabad
The game of cricket in India
The early Indian players namely the four Palwankar brothers, Ganpat, Baloo, Vithal and Shivram, were some of the most famous stars when cricket was new to India. Particularly Baloo, the slow left arm bowler won special acclamation for his performance and Vithal was nominated the captain of the team that comprised of the Hindus. In 1929 the Board of Control for Cricket in India was formed which also a stepping stone for test matches the first one was with England three years later. Ranji Trophy began in the year 1935 and is still being played in India. In this tournament every state gets to field its own team. The Cricket World Cup was bought to India in 1983, which was the only one time. Some of the most famous and commonly known Indian tournaments include the Ranji Trophy, the Irani Trophy, Duleep Trophy, Deodhar Trophy and the Challenger Series.
Interest of people
Indian spectators take deep interest in the game of cricket since years. The players are idolized and have a huge fan following in the country. Cricket in India has always been adored and played by almost all age groups. More than just a game, the rule on which this game is played sets a certain amount of excitement. The players are often worshipped in certain parts of India and their respective hometowns. Gambling and betting over the games does take place in mainly the metros wherein the bookies have their den. Money and cricket has had a strange relation. Children take coaching for cricket at an early age. Indians are die- hard fans of this game.