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| ICC Board Member AKA: Your Nightmare Member Since: Apr 2008 Location: Mars :D National Team: India Domestic Team: Kings XI Punjab and Manchester United | I will not surprised if Test cricket will take place of ODI's. Just imagine, now 4 days tests, then 1 innings tests and then limited over test matches. | ||
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| ICC President AKA: Sai Member Since: Apr 2003 Location: USA National Team: INDIA Domestic Team: Chennai SuperKings, Tamil Nadu | I quite like sohum's ideas. Penalise boards producing 35% or more draws in non-rain affected games. I would have it at 25% instead. 75% of the games should end up in results thereby leading to more interest among the viewers. I wish we have a test world cup where teams play each other home and away, and then meet for a final. Away wins should count for more than home wins. The teams should accrue points over the whole world cup, and once the next world cup starts, all the teams start on a fresh slate as far as points are concerned. We dont need bilateral tours at all. Just have a huge test World cup and have all test cricket within it. | ||
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| National Board President AKA: Ahmedyar Khan Member Since: Nov 2006 Location: UK & Peshawar Swabi National Team: Pakistan and Afghanistan Domestic Team: Peshawar Panthers, Shahid Afridi!! | I think they shouldget rid of Test Cricket because its just boring and its about of 50% of chance that the match will end up as a draw | ||
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| ICC Board Member AKA: CD, Coolest member Member Since: Jan 2007 Location: best cricket nation National Team: The team that has aura | I can see how you think that(flat pitches where you live etc). Anyway I thought 5 day test matches was the ultimate test for the batsman to see who's better out of a long period of time. If you start to shorten it's the team that can bat faster wins. | ||
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| Global Moderator Member Since: Aug 2004 Location: Austin, TX National Team: India Domestic Team: Supersoakers | Don't agree with this at all. Bilateral series' are the lifeblood of Test cricket. Not only are you playing the most difficult level of the game, you're playing against an opposition that can discover all your weaknesses over the course of the series, making it even tougher. It is kind of like the playoffs in American sports--you can't take preparation lightly for a playoff series because both teams' scouts will have pinpointed every little problem. | ||
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| Banned AKA: Fatality Member Since: Dec 2005 Location: Ambala, India National Team: India Domestic Team: Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians | why don't we use a ball with more pronounced seam. Such a ball would seam even on dead tracks and assist spinners too. So that would even out the contest between bat and ball. | ||
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