Full Members are the governing bodies for cricket in a country or associated countries. Full Members may also represent a geographical area. All Full Members have a right to send one representative team to play official Test matches. Also, all Full Member nations are automatically qualified to play ODIs and Twenty20 Internationals.[40] West Indies cricket team does not represent one country instead an amalgamation of over 20 countries from the Caribbean. The English Cricket team represents both England and Wales. AResigned May 1961, readmitted 10 July 1991. All the associate and affiliate members are not qualified to play Test Cricket, however ICC grants One Day International status to its associate and affiliate members based on their success in the World Cricket League. The top six teams will be awarded One day international andTwenty20 International status, which will allow the associate and affiliate teams to be eligible to play the full members and play official ODI cricket. The associate and affiliate teams who currently hold ODI and T20I status:Full Members
Nation Governing body Member since Current ODI/Test Rankings 
Cricket Australia 15 July 1909[40] 1/3 
Bangladesh Cricket Board 26 June 2000[40] 9/9 
England and Wales Cricket Board 15 July 1909[40] 5/5 
Board of Control for Cricket in India 31 May 1926[40] 2/1 
New Zealand Cricket 31 May 1926[40] 4/7 
Pakistan Cricket Board 28 July 1953[40] 6/6 
Cricket South Africa 15 July 1909A[40] 3/2 
Sri Lanka Cricket 21 July 1981[40] 7/4 
West Indies Cricket Board 31 May 1926[40] 8/8 
Zimbabwe Cricket Union 6 July 1992[40] 10/- Top Associate/Affiliate Members
Nation Governing body Member since Current ODI Rankings 
Afghanistan Cricket Federation 2001[41] 14 
Cricket Canada 1968[40] 16 
Cricket Ireland 1993[40] 11 
Cricket Kenya 1981[40] 12 
Koninklijke Nederlandse Cricket Bond 1966[40] 13 
Cricket Scotland 1994[40] 15
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