I don't know that the point is to get people who have no interest at all in the game to become fans. If you were already familiar with the game a chance to go out and see these legends would help cement your interest. And even if it is mostly enthusing the ex=pat communities that isn't a problem. If American businesses see a big enough market then money will flow into the game and that alone will help raise the profile.Yeah you aren't going to get any Maricans in to the game through this. Tell them as much as you like about how good these guys are but all they would see is some elderly gentlemen rolling it down at 70 mph.
Don't think they'l get in to it but if you wanna try it i'll recommend a league with AB,Kohli,Smith,Starc etc
That's just PR talk.. a couple of exhibition games isn't gonna change anything in the US. it's just what cricketers say so that it sounds good.Really? I thought the whole deal was to try and bring cricket to America, expand the game etc. Otherwise why not just host it in India?
Yeah, everyone took it more seriously in second innings.Quality has been better in general during this innings.
It is a bit of a shame that anyone who doesn't remember the utter awesomeness of the man will just see an old trundler. Just seeing him again on a field is a massive thrill for me though because of the memories it invokes.Curtley's radar isn't right
Yeah this is it. It's about attracting American business interest, not grassroots interest.I don't know that the point is to get people who have no interest at all in the game to become fans. If you were already familiar with the game a chance to go out and see these legends would help cement your interest. And even if it is mostly enthusing the ex=pat communities that isn't a problem. If American businesses see a big enough market then money will flow into the game and that alone will help raise the profile.