1918 in Sports - Cricket

Cricket

Events

  • There is no first-class cricket in England, Australia, South Africa or the West Indies due to World War I. A number of first-class matches are arranged in New Zealand but are not part of any official competition.

India

  • Bombay Quadrangular – Hindus shared with Parsees

New Zealand

  • Plunket Shield – not contested

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