England and Wales Cricket Board
1 dated anecdotes about England and Wales Cricket Board, each attributed to its source.
A Snapshot of Cricket Records Across Men’s and Women’s Game
According to Wikipedia’s “Lists of cricket records”, the principal men’s records cover first‑class, Test, List A, One‑Day International and Twenty20 formats.
The same source adds that women’s records encompass women’s Test, One‑Day International and Twenty20 International cricket.
Wikipedia also records that the achievements of first‑class county sides within the England and Wales Cricket Board jurisdiction are compiled.
It further explains that national team statistics are grouped by country for both men and women.
For the men’s game, Wikipedia lists countries such as Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England and India among those with dedicated record sections.
For the women’s game, Wikipedia mentions Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Ireland and New Zealand.
The site highlights that a handful of male batsmen have amassed ten thousand or more runs in Test cricket.
It also points out that several male bowlers have claimed three hundred or more Test wickets.
Wikipedia’s article on the history of Test cricket records that the format originated in 1877 and has continued to the present day.