“...the men for whom the world is a stage”.

(i) It refers to the famous cricket fields in the world.

(ii) It means that there are many cricket playing countries in the world.

(iii) It implies that cricketers are like actors and every cricket ground is like a stage on which the drama of cricket is enacted the world over.

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It implies that cricketers are like actors and every cricket ground is like a stage on which the drama of cricket is enacted the world over.

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