There are countries who have been playing Test Match cricket before 1877.?

Many countries played cricket before 1877, however very little information is available about these matches, even the scorecards and names of the players is long lost and forgotten. Since they were played at a time when bowling the ball underarm was still the norm and teams sometimes were comprised of more than 20 players they have no relevance to Test cricket.

The only reason the 1844 match is considered an 'international' match is that some clever marketing person decided to put up some posters advertising it as USA vs Canada to get people to come to the match and pay to get in, actually the players were chosen from at most 2 or 3 club teams from New York and Toronto, hardly what one would call representative of a national team in any way.

I have found some countries were playing cricket but not at representative level and even then not Internationally.

The first test match in 1877 wasn't representative of the whole country both Australia and England similar to

Canada - Toronto CC

USA - New York CC

Argentina - Beuno Aires CC

Uruguay - Montevideo CC

China - Shanghai CC

They played by the rules, underarm bowling was outlawed in 1981 February the 1st. It was still legal.I just would like to know if you have more information about these other teams that played international cricket.

no bcci to motivate them or support them