Jake

I wasn't aware of that. I wonder how accurate the readings are!

Ah, yes, well.........India are saving themselves for the proper World Cup! :)

Hi!

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I suspect that the different cultures have an impact on this. Indians worship their cricketers, who are treated as virtual gods.

In contrast, England has a number of sports and so it's easy to see cricket get lost in the shuffle. There is also the perception that cricket is more of a middle class sport.

Thank you for your question!

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I'd swap SL for WI in your league.

Do away with 50 over games? Wow!

I'm not sure that the DH would work in cricket. In baseball, there's only 1 pitcher as opposed to 3-5 bowlers.

I have a completely different idea for making cricket better. Let's play a REDUCED number of games. There is TOO MUCH cricket, which dilutes the quality. I hate Twenty20, it's a bastardisation of cricket and more akin to baseball. There is no finesse, bowlers don't have the time to think batsmen out. Get rid of Twenty20!

Let's get back to the purest form of cricket, Test matches. All this hit and run stuff is for the birds!

I'm not so keen on too much technology creeping into the game. The game is played by humans and so the human element should be involved, including umpires that make mistakes.

Thank you for the post, there's something in there for ALL bloggers!

Good on them for doing that!

Any ideas how the players injured in the attack are faring at the moment?

Your post is very timely! It's important to remember that EVERY member of the team has value and their input can be critical!

Well, even prisoners get "conjugal rights" visits! Why not have the same for cricketers?