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Test Cricket Quiz That’ll Have You Stumped!

Find out your first innings score with our Test Cricket Quiz!

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Beano Quiz Team
Last Updated:  July 15th 2022

How much do you really know about Test Cricket. Well, it’s time to pad up because it’s your turn to face an over and a bit of fast-bowled, quiz questions that’ll really have you stumped! We’ll try to catch you out with some tricky googlies and a seamer or too but, at the very least, you should be creased with laughter. Howzat for starters?

*Try this quiz twice to work out your first and second innings score!

1/10

How many days does a full-length test match last?

2/10

What’s the minimum lead you need to force a follow on?

3/10

What are slips?

4/10

How many times might you bat in a test match?

5/10

What are the series of Test Cricket matches between England and Australia called?

6/10
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6/10 What colour caps do the Australian Cricket test cricket team play in?

7/10

Who was made England Test Cricket captain in April 2022?

8/10

Who is the Captain of England Women’s Test Cricket team?

9/10

Which type of ball would you never have to defend in a test cricket match?

10/10

You’re the captain and your side is batting well and has a massive lead but your worried your team won’t have time to bowl the opposition out resulting in a draw. What do you do?

Out for a duck. You didn’t score very well at all and some poor strokes lead to you being LBW, hit-wicket and caught out all in the same ball! Spend a day or two watching some test cricket and try again later to work out your second innings score!

Out for 9. Caught in the slips! A promising start, and you even managed a boundary, but you went for a shot you should’ve left and edged the ball to a slip fielder. Try again to work out your second innings score!

A half century! You scored 54. A great batting performance that steadied your team. The six was a highlight but you were eventually caught and bowled by a spin bowler. Have another go to find out your second innings score!

A century! You scored 123 not out. A brilliant display of batting that eventually ended with your strike partner being caught at the boundary. Classic number 11! You win the test!