The first ever international cricket game was between ?
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Canada and England
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USA and Canada
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England & SouthAfrica
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India and Canada
The first international cricket match was played between the USA and Canada on September 24-25, 1844, at the St George's Cricket Club in New York. This match is recognized by cricket historians as the first official international cricket game, predating matches between traditional cricket nations. Canada won by 23 runs.
The first-ever international cricket match was played between the United States and Canada in 1844 in New York (specifically at the St. George's Cricket Club grounds), predating the first Test match (1877, England vs Australia) by over three decades. This makes it historically significant as the earliest recorded international cricket fixture. England vs South Africa and India vs Canada are not connected to this earliest match, and 'Canada and England' misattributes the second team involved — it was the USA, not England, facing Canada.