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| ODI and Twenty/20 Cricket Discuss current and forthcoming matches; general ODI and 20/20 issues, women's ODI cricket and ODI matches involving Associate and Affiliate members. |
| View Poll Results: Shall we dump the 50 over game in favour of the 20 over version? | |||
| Yes, it is the future | | 2 | 4.76% |
| No, The ODI's are still valuable | | 35 | 83.33% |
| Not sure, let's wait and see | | 5 | 11.90% |
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| No way! I don't like Twenty20 games. It is just taking it too far. I think its pointless, all you see is slogging... Sure, its entertaining, but I think all cricket will become a slog fest then, and nothing will be in it for the bowlers |
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| Futre You all know that it is the future. Shure it will make the game more big hitting but thats what most off us enjoy. See I dont know about you guys but I am not a BIG fan of test cricket. Unless If it is a very close match. I like to see big hitting and a 20/20 game is perfect. I will feel very sorry for the deffensive players. They wont be on the squad just big hitters. |
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But compared to one day cricket, I find it not good enough. As far as the question of 20-20 replacing one-days, I cant see that happening. From what I have seen so far, I dont like 20-20s. Like I said already, I miss cricker when I wath these matches. Of course its my personal opinion. |
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| What's most relevent in terms of how 20-20 does is surely the world of gambling in India / beyond: Indian Cricket already all but runs world cricket on the basis of understanding the way to milk the ODI game like a cash cow... and if 20-20 is going to attract an even more sub-continental punters into mad wagers.... then the future of the new format is secure. The question on the ODI front then becomes one of relevence / redundancy in the betting world... as that appears to drive the most relevent of the public interest that drives advertising interest and (consequently) the value of TV rights. Cricketing considerations don't strike me as likely to get a look in when the Indian Cricketing authorities are telling the ICC how it's going to be... and I'm not sure other bodies like the ECB can claim the moral high ground here (in the ECB's case especially, given their sell-out to Sky). For what it's worth... I prefer ODI cricket because in between all the **** like the pinch hitting in the opening overs and the slogging at the end.... there's a chance for decent, unspectacular cricket based on working the ball around, stealing quick singles into the gaps and managing risk in pacing an innings. In short... ODI cricket allows world-beating specialists like Fairbrother, Bevan and Inzi to shine precisely because it has a sensible duration. Last edited by Rachael : 12-01-2006 at 10:34 PM. |
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