National Cricket Boards are governing bodies responsible for overseeing the sport of cricket within a specific country. They manage various aspects of the game, including organizing domestic competitions, selecting national teams, and ensuring adherence to international rules and standards set by organizations like the International Cricket Council (ICC). These boards also play a crucial role in promoting cricket at grassroots levels, developing talent, and fostering the sport's growth. Each board operates independently but often collaborates with other national boards for international matches and tournaments, contributing to the global cricketing community.