Australian Test Cricket is a form of international cricket played between the Australia national team and other countries. It is part of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test match format, which consists of five-day matches. Test cricket is known for its traditional rules and is considered the highest standard of the game, showcasing players' skills and endurance. The Baggy Green cap is a symbol of pride for Australian Test cricketers, representing their commitment to the sport. Australia has a rich history in Test cricket, having won numerous series and produced legendary players like Don Bradman and Shane Warne, contributing to its reputation as a cricketing powerhouse.