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Gavin_B
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registered: 19.02.2025
19.02.2025, 15:33 offline quote 

Where do you think the tea break tradition in test cricket came from? And I wonder if this tradition is followed around the world. What do you think about it?

yet88
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19.02.2025, 15:36 offline quote 

I don't know for sure, but I suspect the tradition came from England, everyone in England loves tea! smiling The players need to rest and the fans want to discuss the match and have a delicious sandwich with tea. And how long is lunch in Test cricket ? It's much longer than a tea break in Test cricket. What is the usual lunch menu? I think these traditions of tea and lunch breaks in Test cricket exist in all countries where matches are long because the players need physical rest.

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22.02.2025, 11:07 offline quote 

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09.04.2025, 14:58 offline quote 

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RichardEdward
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registered: 10.04.2025
11.04.2025, 06:31 offline quote 

The tea break in test cricket likely comes from British tea culture, where taking a break for tea during long activities was common. Since test matches are so long, it makes sense to give players a rest and recharge. It's definitely a tradition that’s followed in most test cricket matches around the world, especially in countries with a strong cricket history like England, Australia, and India. I think it's a great way to keep the game going while giving everyone a short but refreshing pause!

Louie Morgan
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registered: 29.07.2025
29.07.2025, 09:31 offline quote 

Totally agree! The tea break in test cricket is such a nice touch from British tradition—makes perfect sense during such long matches. It’s like how we all need a little pause sometimes, whether watching a test match or just browsing apps on sites like getmodsapk.com. A short break really helps you reset and enjoy things more!

Jarvis
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registered: 31.07.2025
03.08.2025, 12:45 offline quote 

The tea break in Test cricket started in England in the early 1900s, when afternoon tea was a social tradition. It’s now part of matches worldwide, even in places where tea isn’t as common—mostly to keep the heritage alive. I was reading about cricket traditions and their evolution on sites like https://instaproapk.com.co/, and it’s interesting how some customs remain unchanged despite the game modernising.

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