Will T20 soon be Cricket's Most Important Format?
Will Tests Have To Give More Ground To T20?
We are now experiencing what will be a long season of cricket?s briefest version. After the current ICC World T20 in Bangladesh it will be time again for the Indian Premier League, and so lovers of this format will have much to feast on, while those who detest it might consider a kind of cricket fast until all the razzmatazz and six-hitting comes to a pause.
Those of us who prefer our T20 cricket in relatively small doses will pick and choose which games to watch, when to tune in and tune out, as the marathon task of following every game will be much too taxing for most.
This is not only due to the scepticism in which some hold T20 cricket. Had it not been for the high drama generated, and the absorbing pace bowling of Mitchell Johnson during the Australian leg, back-to-back Ashes series would surely have tested the patience of many ardent fans; 35 WT20 matches, followed soon afterwards by 60 IPL games is a lot to consume in such a short spell.
Will Tests Have To Give More Ground To T20?