The longest and most traditional format of the sport. Test matches last up to five days and demonstrate the depth of strategy, endurance and technical skill of the players. This is a format in which a team must show character, discipline and the ability to adapt to changing conditions. This is where legends are born.
ODI is a one-day format with a structure of 50 overs per team. It combines a classic style with a higher pace of play. In this format, planning, bowling rotation, innings rhythm and competent allocation of resources play a key role. Most high-level international tournaments are held in this format.
T20 is the most dynamic format in which each team has 20 overs. The match lasts for several hours and is characterized by intensity, quick tactical decisions and spectacle. It is a format that has attracted a new audience and given cricket a modern rhythm.
The Ashes is one of the oldest and most fundamental series in world sport. It is a five-match Test Cricket series between England and Australia. The series has an almost mythological status: the history, emotion, drama and legendary matches make it an event that defines a generation of players. Each country strives to retain or regain the prestigious trophy in the form of a fireproof urn.
This is the world's premier ODI tournament. Held every four years, it brings together the strongest national teams from around the world. The tournament is characterized by high intensity, a variety of playing styles and global interest. The final matches often become historic moments in the sport - with drama, tension and epic performances by the players.
The premier international T20 tournament. Designed to reflect the modern, fast-paced and exciting style of cricket, the tournament is characterised by short, intense games, unexpected results and constant changes of pace. The dynamic nature of the T20 World Cup has made it one of the most watched sporting events in the world.