Colonial rulers promoted Cricket to be played between nations that were under their power. (Write true or false, and correct the false statements.)
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''Colonial rulers promoted Cricket to be played between nations that were under their power.''
False as Cricket wasn't Introduced at that time
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Cricket through Colonial Rule:
The statement is false.
The correct statement is: Colonial rulers promoted Cricket to be played between communities that were under their power.
Explanation:
- The sport of cricket was brought and introduced to the Indian subcontinent by the British colonials, the very first tournament match of proper first-class cricket in India was played in 1864 between the states of Madras and Calcutta.
- There are not too many records that exist from that first match, or that time.
- Cricket's entire history in India and entire sub-continent is based on the presence and development of British Raj through the Company of East India.
- Quadrangular Tournaments and Pentangular Tournaments took place between Hindus, Muslims, Parsis, British, and other communities.
- The competition between two nations started to take place after the end of British rule in India.
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