How did the British try to restrict the game of cricket to themselves only
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The British did not allow the Blacks to play their game.
The blacks were only allowed to play it unofficially.
The whites conducted cricket matches officially.
The blacks only played it in beaches and parks.
The British used it to show racial supremacy.
They never allowed the so called inferior race to play their game, cricket.
Even in India, The British never allowed Indians to play their game.
British felt the citizens of the colonies were unfit to play the game. But they did.
When the Parsis played cricket, the Bombay Gymkhana spoiled their grounds by playing polo.
The blacks were only allowed to play it unofficially.
The whites conducted cricket matches officially.
The blacks only played it in beaches and parks.
The British used it to show racial supremacy.
They never allowed the so called inferior race to play their game, cricket.
Even in India, The British never allowed Indians to play their game.
British felt the citizens of the colonies were unfit to play the game. But they did.
When the Parsis played cricket, the Bombay Gymkhana spoiled their grounds by playing polo.
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