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A vintage "Test Match" cricket board game, first produced in the mid-1950s by John Sands Pty. Ltd. in Australia. It was a very popular game in the era before television became widespread. 
Game Details
Publisher: John Sands Pty. Ltd., an Australian bookseller and stationer that produced games from 1929 to 1978.
Mechanism: The original game relies entirely on chance, using cardboard tabs or rotating controls to randomly determine the type of ball bowled and the runs scored by the batsman.
Versions: Different versions exist, including a three-dimensional one released later by Crown & Andrews. The version pictured appears to be an earlier flat-board version from the 1950s or 1960s.
Condition: It has cosmetic damage. The rotating tabs turn smoothly and show different outcomes. The box has damage and sticky tape repairs The scoreboard tabs have damage. They still turn.
Dimensions: The box measures 38.2cm x 28.6cm, with a thickness of 3.1cm.
Suitable for any number of players.
 
 
 
I have another for sale. It is in better cosmetic condition (other than the box) than this one.