Which of the following institutions govern and control the cricket matches?

International Level:
The ICC (International Cricket Council) is the global governing body of cricket.
It regulates international cricket matches, sets rules, organizes tournaments like the Cricket World Cup and T20 World Cup, and oversees rankings.
National Level (India Example):
In India, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) governs and controls cricket matches domestically and represents India in the ICC.
Each country has its own national cricket board (e.g., ECB in England, CA in Australia, PCB in Pakistan).
Functions of Governing Institutions:
Framing and enforcing rules of the game.
Scheduling and organizing matches and tournaments.
Ensuring fair play through match officials and disciplinary codes.
Promoting cricket development globally and nationally.
Summary:
Globally: Cricket matches are governed by the ICC.
Within countries: National boards like BCCI (India), ECB (England), CA (Australia) control domestic matches and represent their nations internationally.