Original sentence: 1 April 1700.1 July 1707.1 Sept 1718.10 August 1724.11 June 1724.15 July 1725.18 July 1722.18 June 1724.19 August 1719.20 July 1725.23 June 1708.26 June 1707.28 August 1624.29 June 1709.29 May 1646.30 June 1697.31 May 1717.6 July 1720.7 August 1705.8 July 1707.9 July 1720.It includes of both "important" and "minor" matches, bearing in mind that some minor matches are historically significant.The table below summarises all of the known organised matches from 1611 to 1725 and does not separate matches by form or status
Edited sentence: 1 April 1700 (M).1 July 1707 (Tu).1 Sept 1718 (M).10 August 1724 (M).11 June 1724 (Th).15 July 1725 (Th).18 July 1722 (W).18 June 1724 (Th).19 August 1719 (W).20 July 1725 (Tu).23 June 1708 (W).26 June 1707 (Th).28 August 1624 (Sa).29 June 1709 (W).29 May 1646 (F).30 June 1697 (W).31 May 1717 (F).6 July 1720 (W).7 August 1705 (Tu).8 July 1707 (Tu).9 July 1720 (Sa).If there was a lapse in cricket at this time, the more likely causes would be either: (a) the South Sea Bubble which ruined many investors and so could have reduced cricket patronage; or (b), as Waghorn himself mentions, "the (news)papers were small, and space limited, the advertising and reporting (of) matches ceased".It summarises all of the 27 known organised matches from 1611 to 1725 and does not separate matches by form or status.It therefore includes examples of both "important" and "minor" matches, bearing in mind that some minor matches are historically significant.Maulden (sic).The table below is fully chronological.Unless specified as such, "impromptu" games amongst friends, practice matches, etc.are excluded.match title