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Why china doesn't have cricket team?

Have you ever heard of China ( dragons) playing a cricket match?

Well! Not at all

Do not force your mind, today we are going to tell you why China, the second largest country in Asia, keeps itself away from cricket.

As everyone knows that the region's most daring cricket championship, the Asia Cup is going on, all different countries across Asia have participated in the same, but China, which is away from world cricket, also kept distance from this Asia Cup. Decided to keep.

So let us tell you why China does not participate in the Asia Cup and why it never plays cricket.

Why did China stay away from cricket?

# Reason1

China has always been seen supporting the Olympics. Chinese people are always encouraged to participate in Olympics more than any such cricket championship.

 

Most of the medals China holds are Olympians. Cricket is not a part of the Olympics and not likely to be. And instead of focusing on just one sport like cricket, China wants to pursue this Olympian image and perhaps this is one of the big reasons why China keeps itself away from the cricket field.

# Reason2

The British had never colonized China. All the countries playing cricket belong to all the British colonies somewhere. In addition, China has dozens of simple and easy games that they love the most. Apart from basketball and football, they also like other local sports.

 At the same time, badminton and table tennis are considered the best sports in China. So, there is another reason that they have better options. Just as a cricketer lover would never want to switch to another sport, similarly Chinese people also do not want to go into cricket.

# Reason 3

Cricket is actually a very popular sport in India and some other countries but you should remember that it is not so worldwide.

 Mind U but not in the list of Cricket Global Games. In the larger scenario, cricket is considered a minority sport all over the world. You may worship your favorite cricketers, but they are not considered global icons. This is probably why Chinese people are not interested in cricket.

Stay away from cricket China - India-Pakistan matches are already very popular, now think if China also comes into the cricket field then it will become an interesting thing.

Why America has no cricket team?

The history of U.S.A  cricket begins in the 18th century. Among early Americans, cricket was as popular as baseball as a bat and ball game.

 Although Americans never played cricket in large numbers, the game grew for some time. 

Around the time of the United States Civil War, the sport began competing for participants with baseball, but then gradually declined in popularity. This was followed by a golden era with the Philadelphian cricket team. It lasted until the start of the First World War, at which time cricket again became less popular.

 

Immigrants from cricket-playing countries in South Asia and the West Indies in the late 20th century helped arouse a revival in the sport's popularity. This led to participation and success in many International Cricket Council events. In 2007, the United States of America Cricket Association was suspended by the ICC due to problems with its administration, but was resumed in 2008.

USACA was expelled during its 2017 AGM as a national governing body recognized by the ICC.

Does China have a cricket team?

The national cricket team of China (dragons) is the team that constitute the People's Republic of China in international cricket.

 The team is structured by the Chinese Cricket Association, which became an associate members of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in 2004 and an associate member in 2017.  China (dragons) did not make its debut in international cricket until the 2009 ACC Trophy Challenge,  even though the Shanghai Cricket Club had earlier served as a de facto national side, playing interport matches against international teams since 1866.

 Were. Since then China has took part in various other Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments, as well as 2010 and 2014 Asian Games cricket competitions. Hong Kong (a special administrative region of China) and Taiwan (claimed as the 23rd province of China) both have separate teams in international cricket.

Why did Chinese keep crickets?

Sustaining cricket as pets in China in early ancient times. Initially, wickets were kept for his "song" (stridulation). Chinese people started catching cricket fights in the early 12th century.

  The Chinese had also kept domesticated cicadas and grasshoppers throughout the Imperial era, but were common wicket favorites in the Forbidden City and in general. The art of choosing and rearing the greatest battles was completed during the Qing dynasty and continued a control of the royal court until the early 19th century.

royal support encouraged the art of making intricate cricket containers and individual cricket houses. classical Chinese cricket houses come in three different sizes: wooden cages, ceramic jars and gourd. Cages are mainly used for trapping and transport.

 Gourd and ceramic jars are used as constant cricket houses in winter and summer accordingly. They are treated with special mortar to increase the clarity and tone of the cricket song. The royal gardeners grew custom-sized gourd grates to suit each species of cricket.

 Their trade secrets were lost during the Chinese Civil War and the Cultural Revolution, but at the present time the wicket remains a favorite pet of the Chinese. Japanese pet cricket culture, which appears for at least a 1,000 years ago, has nearly absent during the 20th century.

Chinese cricket culture and cricket related business is extremely periodical. The catching of the fields peaks in August and extends in September. Soon wickets will end in the markets of Shanghai and other major cities.

 The cricket fighting season stretches to the end of autumn, overlaying with the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. Chinese breeders strive to fight cricket in a year-round battle, but the seasonal tradition continues.

Modern Western sources recommend keeping pets in transparent jars or small terrarium, which provide at least two inches of soil for shells to hold egg-crate shells or similar objects. The life span of a cricket is short: development from an egg to imago takes from one to two months.

 The imago then lasts for about a month. Cricket fans frequently have to replace aging bugs with young people who are either particularly restricted to cricket fights or caught in the wild. 

It has less appeal as pets in Western countries. The speed of development is coupled with ease of reproduction and larvae, making industrially developed pets a preferred and inexpensive food source for domesticated birds, reptiles and spiders. 

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