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ICC paves way for Associate members like Netherlands and Afghanistan to get Test status

ICC paves way for Associate members like UAE and Ireland to gain Test status with the introduction of the Test Challenge that will take place every four years between the lowest-ranked Test team and the winner of the ICC Intercontinental Cup

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Dubai: The ICC on Thursday paved the way for Associate Members to earn Test status by introducing the 'ICC Test Challenge' which will take place every four years between the lowest-ranked Test team and winner of ICC Inter-Continental Cup.

The decision, taken at the ICC's Executive Board meeting, will effectively mean that one among Bangladesh and Zimbabwe --- the two lowest-ranked Test teams in ICC rankings will have to fight it out with the likes of The Netherlands, Ireland or UAE for Test status.

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