All League can run parallel to each other and that way it can take's as low as 6 days. And no need to give an ODI status to the same. I have put a demo schedule at the bottom of that postHoly mother of mercy, that would take about three months!
All League can run parallel to each other and that way it can take's as low as 6 days. And no need to give an ODI status to the same. I have put a demo schedule at the bottom of that postHoly mother of mercy, that would take about three months!
I totally agree with you, and a sweet end to it was a 16 or 14 nation world cup. But ICC killed it all by making it a 10 Nation World Cup. BCCI just helped to kill cricket. They could have atleast kept a 12 Nation WC and then such thoughts would have never comeThat's why the World Cricket League is so elegant. It does not expect team 1 to play team 40, or vice versa. Team 40 would be massacred and team 1 would be wasting their time even being there.
In WCL, team 40 would play teams 37, 38, ... The competition would be relatively even, leading to close games, excitement, gradual learning and improvement, instead of amateur teams, emerging countries being put to the sword by the professionals.
And if teams are good enough, they rise to the higher level. If not, they fall back to their more appropriate level. We have seen Afghanistan rise to virtually the top of the non test nations in only a few years. Teams like Fiji are headed in the other direction, but that is okay too. They can rise again if good enough in the future.
And if teams are good enough, they get all the way to the World Cup. A clear path was set for every nation from 1 to 105, knowing what was required to reach the top.
The ICC almost got it perfect. The only thing missing is that the full member nations are a protected species. They are not allowed to fall from the top rung, even if their on-field form warrants it.
... and then the ICC threw it all away.
wotI totally agree with you, and a sweet end to it was a 16 or 14 nation world cup. But ICC killed it all by making it a 10 Nation World Cup. BCCI just helped to kill cricket. They could have atleast kept a 12 Nation WC and then such thoughts would have never come
Will have to agree to disagree here.The West Indies are still more of a lucrative draw because of the historic rivalry.
This winter, numbers 1 and 2 in the rankings will square off, as will 4 and 5. Only one of those series will have its own sub-forum.
It is BCCI that has pushed for a WC with as less teams as possible
How does that benefit the BCCI? The World Cup is an ICC tournament with all profits going directly to them.It is BCCI that has pushed for a WC with as less teams as possible
So they should be insisting on 60 over matches and the world cup to be moved to England then, shouldn't they?bcoz last time india won the world cup there were only 8 teams...
India also dropped out early vs. Bangers.I suspect if they wanted "it" to, they could. but 10 teams is fine, gee we would hate another test nation, to drop at earlie again ie Pak vs Ire 07. when the cup tea tray was dropped we herd at down here in NZ.
That is ridiculous. The tin foil hat being put to good use there.there you go.... point proven...
No, the burden of proof lies on the accuser. Your argument is that India getting knocked out early is the reason for them wanting fewer number of teams in the World Cup. That does not compute. The solution to getting knocked out early is a change of format (as was done for the 2011 WC), not a reduction in number of teams. They two aren't related.give me some reasons, to prove otherwise. India is the nation that pushed for reductions in teams, and the ICC lost its nuts many moons back, yes sir, no sir what ever pleaeses you...