This test opens after the earlier levels of Golf. Start from the beginning, the first tests are open.
Beginner
The Shape of a Match
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Test 1: Two sides, and the two things they do
Test 2: The toss and choosing to bat or bowl
Test 3: The innings
Test 4: The over
Test 5: Runs and wickets
Test 6: Winning, tying and drawing
Test 7: Striker and non-striker
Test 8: Batting order and partnerships
Test 9: Margins of victory
Test 10: Landmarks and records
Ways of Getting Out
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Test 1: Bowled and caught
Test 2: LBW in plain terms
Test 3: Run out and stumped
Test 4: Hit wicket, and the rare ways out
Test 5: The appeal
Test 6: When a wicket falls
Test 7: Caught: the fine print
Test 8: The bowler's wickets and the team's
Test 9: Reading dismissals on a scorecard
Test 10: Run outs: who is out, and what counts
The Ground and the Kit
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Test 1: The field and the boundary
Test 2: The pitch and the creases
Test 3: The wicket
Test 4: The ball
Test 5: The bat and the protective kit
Test 6: Covers, rollers and the groundstaff
Test 7: The umpires on the field
Test 8: Looking after the ball
Test 9: Reading the scoreboard
Test 10: Bat and ball in numbers
Scoring and Extras
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Test 1: Running between the wickets
Test 2: Four and six
Test 3: What makes a delivery a no-ball
Test 4: What makes a delivery a wide
Test 5: Byes, leg-byes and the extras column
Test 6: Whose runs are they?
Test 7: Dot balls and pressure
Test 8: The scorers
Test 9: Where the runs go
Test 10: The Spirit of Cricket
The Three Formats
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Test 1: Test cricket
Test 2: The one-day international
Test 3: Twenty20
Test 4: What changes between the formats
Test 5: The follow-on, the declaration, and the draw
Test 6: When cricket is played
Test 7: Tours and series
Test 8: Choosing a team
Test 9: Laws, playing conditions and who runs the game
Test 10: Cricket in other shapes
Elementary
Bowling Laws
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Test 1: The front foot and the back foot
Test 2: An illegal action — the throw
Test 3: The dangerous full toss
Test 4: Short-pitched bowling
Test 5: The over in practice
Test 6: The dead ball
Test 7: Wides: the finer points
Test 8: Over the wicket and round the wicket
Test 9: Other ways to bowl a no-ball
Test 10: The protected area
Batting Laws
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Test 1: Obstructing the field — word and action
Test 2: The free hand, and returning the ball
Test 3: Hitting the ball twice
Test 4: The clock, and retiring
Test 5: Leaving the crease at either end
Test 6: Taking guard and the stance
Test 7: Bowled and hit wicket: the fine lines
Test 8: Stumped: the Law in full
Test 9: Short runs and running offences
Test 10: When the striker is not ready
Fielding and Wicket-keeping Laws
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Test 1: The wicket-keeper's position
Test 2: The leg-side field and fielders' kit
Test 3: Fake fielding and distracting the striker
Test 4: A fielder off the field, and penalty time
Test 5: Substitutes, keepers and runners
Test 6: Fielders moving as the bowler runs in
Test 7: Catches on the boundary
Test 8: Boundaries and overthrows
Test 9: The keeper's gloves and kit
Test 10: Close fielders
Umpires and Decisions
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Test 1: The two umpires and their authority
Test 2: The signals
Test 3: Appeals and the decision
Test 4: The Decision Review System
Test 5: Umpire's call and ball-tracking
Test 6: Third umpire, fourth umpire and match referee
Test 7: Players' conduct under Law 42
Test 8: Umpiring at the top level
Test 9: Wasting time
Test 10: What the umpires carry
Match Regulations
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Test 1: Powerplays in a one-day international
Test 2: Fielding restrictions in a Twenty20
Test 3: The free hit
Test 4: Over rates and the stop clock
Test 5: Intervals and lost time
Test 6: Duckworth-Lewis-Stern and concussion replacements
Test 7: The Super Over in detail
Test 8: Pitch and outfield ratings
Test 9: Boundary sizes in international cricket
Test 10: Washouts and reserve days
Pre-Intermediate
Batting Craft
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Test 1: Stance, guard and the trigger movement
Test 2: Front-foot play — the drive family
Test 3: Back-foot play — cut, pull and hook
Test 4: Playing pace and playing spin
Test 5: The sweep family, leaving, and running a partnership
Test 6: The grip
Test 7: Defence, forward and back
Test 8: Modern innovative shots
Test 9: Building an innings
Test 10: Power hitting
Pace Bowling
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Test 1: Conventional swing
Test 2: Seam movement and the wobble ball
Test 3: The stock deliveries
Test 4: Reverse swing
Test 5: Lines, lengths and fields
Test 6: The run-up and approach
Test 7: Bowling actions
Test 8: Pace bowling to left-handers
Test 9: Cutters and other variations
Test 10: Pace bowling around the world
Spin Bowling
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Test 1: Off spin
Test 2: Leg spin
Test 3: Flight, drift, dip and turn
Test 4: Bowling to left-handers and using the rough
Test 5: Fields and tactics for spin
Test 6: Left-arm spin
Test 7: Mystery spin
Test 8: Spin in white-ball cricket
Test 9: The spinner's approach and action
Test 10: Reading spin from the hand
Fielding, Catching and Keeping
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Test 1: The catching and fielding positions
Test 2: Slip and close catching
Test 3: The outfield, the chase and the throw
Test 4: Wicket-keeping
Test 5: Run-outs and pressure fielding
Test 6: Ground fielding technique
Test 7: Catching high balls
Test 8: Fielding as a team
Test 9: Wicket-keeping technique
Test 10: Fielding practice
Captaincy and Match Situations
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Test 1: Reading the pitch and conditions
Test 2: The new ball and bowling changes
Test 3: Setting a field to a plan
Test 4: Chasing and defending a total
Test 5: The lower order and closing a Twenty20
Test 6: Shaping the batting order
Test 7: Leading the team
Test 8: Batting to save a match
Test 9: Through a Test day
Test 10: Picking the team
Intermediate
International Structure and the Calendar
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Test 1: Full and Associate membership
Test 2: The World Test Championship
Test 3: ICC rankings for the three formats
Test 4: Bilateral series and the Future Tours Programme
Test 5: Qualification pathways to global events
Global Events
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Test 1: The ODI World Cup
Test 2: The T20 World Cup
Test 3: The Champions Trophy and the WTC final
Test 4: The Women's World Cups
Test 5: The Under-19 World Cup and hosting history
Domestic and Franchise Cricket
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Test 1: First-class, List A and Twenty20 cricket
Test 2: England's County Championship and The Hundred
Test 3: Australia's Sheffield Shield and India's Ranji Trophy
Test 4: T20 franchise leagues — IPL, BBL, PSL and CPL
Test 5: Building a squad — auction, draft and the domestic pipeline
The History of the Game
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Test 1: Origins and codification
Test 2: The first Test match and the Ashes
Test 3: Bodyline and the throwing crisis
Test 4: World Series Cricket and the one-day and Twenty20 arrivals
Test 5: South Africa's isolation, readmission, and Law changes over time
Records and Statistics
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Upper-Intermediate
Technology on the Field
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Test 1: The Decision Review System
Test 2: Ball-tracking and its margin of error
Test 3: UltraEdge, Snickometer and detecting an edge
Test 4: The third and fourth umpire
Test 5: What technology changed, and what it did not
Analytics and the Data Revolution
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Test 1: Beyond average and strike rate
Test 2: Win probability and match-situation models
Test 3: Matchup analysis
Test 4: Wagon wheels, pitch maps and visualising data
Test 5: How data has changed selection and strategy
Great Rivalries Beyond the Ashes
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Test 1: The Border-Gavaskar Trophy
Test 2: India v Pakistan
Test 3: Trans-Tasman cricket
Test 4: Caribbean and subcontinental cricket relationships
Test 5: What makes a rivalry
The Business of Cricket
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Test 1: Broadcast rights and media revenue
Test 2: Sponsorship in cricket
Test 3: Franchise economics — auctions, caps and valuations
Test 4: How boards earn and share revenue
Test 5: Cricket's return to the Olympics
Training, Fitness and Sports Science
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Advanced
How Cricket Evolved
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Test 1: Bodyline and its aftermath
Test 2: Covered pitches and the sticky wicket
Test 3: World Series Cricket
Test 4: The rise of the one-day game
Test 5: Modern rules, officials and formats
The Women's Game
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Test 1: The birth of the women's game
Test 2: One game, one governing body
Test 3: Turning professional
Test 4: Landmark days and record crowds
Test 5: Same sport, different specs
The Global Game Below the Full Members
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Test 1: The membership pyramid
Test 2: Ireland and Afghanistan
Test 3: The road to a World Cup
Test 4: Giant-killers
Test 5: Climbing the ladder
Governance and Integrity
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Test 1: Who runs cricket
Test 2: The Future Tours Programme
Test 3: The fixing scandals
Test 4: The Anti-Corruption Code in practice
Test 5: Ball-tampering and the Code of Conduct
Cricket's Culture and Memory
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Upper-Advanced
The Great Batters
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Test 1: Bradman and the number 99.94
Test 2: The pre-war and post-war canon
Test 3: The subcontinental run machines
Test 4: Lara, the 375 and the 400
Test 5: The modern era and the fab four
The Great Fast Bowlers
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Test 1: The West Indian battery
Test 2: Lillee, Thomson and Australian pace
Test 3: Wasim, Waqar and reverse swing
Test 4: McGrath, Donald, Steyn and the modern quicks
Test 5: Milestones, spells and longevity
The Great Spinners, All-Rounders and Keepers
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Test 1: Warne and Muralitharan
Test 2: Famous spells — Kumble's ten, Laker's nineteen
Test 3: The 1980s all-rounder quartet
Test 4: Sobers, Kallis, Stokes and the all-round standard
Test 5: The wicketkeeping greats and the dismissal records
Iconic Matches
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Test 1: The two Tied Tests
Test 2: Headingley 1981 and following on
Test 3: Kolkata 2001 and the 1999 semi-final tie
Test 4: Edgbaston 2005 and Johannesburg 2006
Test 5: The 2019 World Cup final and Headingley 2019
Landmark Feats and Famous Moments
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Expert
A Modern Approach to Coaching
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Test 1: The game as the teacher
Test 2: Guided discovery and the command style
Test 3: Player ownership and decision-making
Test 4: The coach on match day
Test 5: Coaching philosophy and the learning environment
The Young and Developing Cricketer
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Test 1: Entry programmes and how age-group cricket is organised
Test 2: Keeping the game enjoyable and why retention matters
Test 3: Long-term development and the risks of early specialisation
Test 4: The age-group match day and the adult's role
Test 5: The relative-age effect and selection
Coaching the Adult and Elite Cricketer
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Test 1: The individual development plan
Test 2: Video and performance analysis
Test 3: Managing a squad across a long season
Test 4: Leadership and the captain-coach split
Test 5: The elite environment and the maturing player
Designing a Practice Session
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Test 1: Starting from a clear objective
Test 2: Progression, simple to complex
Test 3: Nets against game-based practice
Test 4: The shape of a session
Test 5: Coaching points, not commentary
Building a Season and a Programme
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Master
Origins and the first Laws
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Test 1: The village and club game
Test 2: The Hambledon club
Test 3: The 1744 Laws
Test 4: The 1774 revision and the founding of the MCC
Test 5: Single-wicket, stake matches and the straight bat
The bowling revolutions and the first Tests
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Test 1: Underarm, roundarm and overarm
Test 2: W. G. Grace and the amateur era
Test 3: The first Test, 1877
Test 4: The birth of the Ashes, 1882
Test 5: The Golden Age to 1914
How the first-class game's laws evolved
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Test 1: The length of the over
Test 2: The LBW law through its revisions
Test 3: The follow-on and the declaration
Test 4: Timeless Tests and covered pitches
Test 5: The County Championship from 1890
Gentlemen and Players
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Test 1: Gentlemen and Players defined
Test 2: Shamateurism and expenses
Test 3: The amateur captaincy
Test 4: The Gentlemen v Players fixture
Test 5: The 1963 abolition and the professional's life
The game spreads and splits
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Professional
The ICC world events
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Test 1: The ODI World Cup — 1975 to 1992
Test 2: The ODI World Cup — 1996 to 2023
Test 3: The men's T20 World Cup
Test 4: The Champions Trophy and the World Test Championship
Test 5: Hosts, formats and tournament records
The franchise circuit
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Test 1: The IPL — history, format and the auction
Test 2: The Big Bash League and Australia's window
Test 3: The PSL, SA20 and the ILT20
Test 4: The Hundred and England's competition
Test 5: The CPL, Major League Cricket and the global calendar
Domestic first-class cricket
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Test 1: The County Championship today
Test 2: The Sheffield Shield and the Ranji Trophy
Test 3: The Plunket Shield and other national competitions
Test 4: First-class cricket as the Test feeder
Test 5: List A and domestic T20 alongside the first-class game
The professional's career
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Test 1: Central contracts and franchise free agency
Test 2: The draft and the auction as hiring systems
Test 3: Workload management and rotation
Test 4: Agents, the transfer market and the players' associations
Test 5: Retirement and the move into coaching or commentary
The women's game and the record book
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