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Cricket's impact can be better understood in the gullies of India. Rubber balls, tree stumps and barren field create a nostalgia like no other. From a schooler to men in their thirties, everyone plays cricket. Each over holds some suspense in modern formats like T20's. The new formats have built a niche which attract tons of millennials.

Origin

The gentleman's game cradled in Britain. It gained wide reputations within the nation in the 18^th century before transforming into a global phenomenon. During the early days, four balls were played per over. The current six balls per over became the norm in 1900.

Colonialism peddled cricket’s growth to different corners of the world. India is one such country and cricket's roots run deep enough to grow a World Cup winning side.

Legends

Australia and England have a historic Ashes series running in-between them. Michael Clarke, Glenn McGrath, Andrew Flintoff, Shane Warne, Ricky Ponting, Kevin Pietersen and Adam Gilchrist created one of the best Ashes moments.

Though arriving late in the global arena of success, India captured millions of hearts when it finally happened. Saurav Ganguly pivoted through important turns in Indian cricket which created legendary players like MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah. The previous generation saw players of high calibre. Sachin Tendulkar, Virendra Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, Kapil Dev and Anil Kumble have written their names in the history books.

South Africa is misfortunately famous for their consecutive runners-up accolades in the World Cup. Jacques Kallis, Graeme Smith, AB de Villiers, Andrew Pollock and Dale Steyn are few of the modern gladiators in the African amphitheatre. Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, West Indies and Pakistan have produced their own set of legends.