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The rivalry between England and Australia gave delivery to The Ashes in 1882, and this has remained Test cricket's most well-known contest. Test cricket started to expand in 1888–89 when South Africa played England. Lord’s Cricket Ground in St. Marylebone borough in 1787 and have become the MCC and within the following 12 months revealed its first revised code of laws. Batters take turns to bat via a batting order which is decided beforehand by the staff captain and presented to the umpires, though the order remains versatile when the captain officially nominates the staff. Substitute batters are generally not allowed, except in the case of concussion substitutes in worldwide cricket. A bowler reaches his supply stride by the use of a "run-up" and an over is deemed to have begun when the bowler begins his run-up for the primary delivery of that over, the ball then being "in play". Fast bowlers, needing momentum, take a prolonged run up whereas bowlers with a