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I think that since international cricket is more popular than international hockey, non-Indians know a lot about Indian cricket than hockey.
by srtjstjsj 6y ago
I think that since international cricket is more popular than international hockey, non-Indians know a lot about Indian cricket than hockey.
- dragandj 6y agoHmmm, I'm from South-East Europe, and the only times I remember hearing a lot about cricket is from Lewis Carroll, and from Indian news. I'm not how many people in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, China, etc. know that cricket exists. They don't care much about hockey either (the grass one), so you might be right, but only because 0.0001% is larger than 0.00001% :)
- dragonwriter 6y ago> I'm not how many people in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, China, etc. know that cricket exists. Lots of people in the places that were part of the British Empire other than in continental North America (where for some reason it had less staying power) which includes all of those places except South America (if you count the West Indies as part of North America.) It's popular some other places, too.