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Express your love for Test, ODI and T20 cricket in the form of a ratio
- Thread starter kiwiviktor81
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marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Hate to break it to you bro, but the word is moot. Sentiment is right though.
flibbertyjibber
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98 1 1
indiaholic
International Captain
90:5:5 changes during ODI WCs. Don't really care about who wins or loses t20 games but do enjoy watching them.
Agent Nationaux
International Coach
50:30:20
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
Nah. Deliberate use of moo. Like a cow's opinion. Just doesn't matter
May or may not be lifted from an American late 90s/early 00s sitcom
kiwiviktor81
International Debutant
I have a suspicion that English and Aussie posters will have the largest numbers in the first column, whereas subcontinent posters will, like me, have a relatively low first column number.
longranger
U19 Cricketer
50-35-15, but this can drift widely.
T20Is are almost meaningless but I have been really enjoying the WT20 and also really enjoy the IPL.
For the ODIs, bilateral ODIs are slightly better than bilateral T20s but what wins it for me is the 50 over WC - a difficult tournament to win and not easy to fluke.
I will say though, that the ODI version seems most at risk. Tests will never die out (despite what some doom-mongers predict) and T20 is here to stay. But the 50 over games...
T20Is are almost meaningless but I have been really enjoying the WT20 and also really enjoy the IPL.
For the ODIs, bilateral ODIs are slightly better than bilateral T20s but what wins it for me is the 50 over WC - a difficult tournament to win and not easy to fluke.
I will say though, that the ODI version seems most at risk. Tests will never die out (despite what some doom-mongers predict) and T20 is here to stay. But the 50 over games...
Shady Slim
International Coach
75:7:18
there's something about one dayers that's been turning me off lately
the combination of the roady roads and the repetitiveness ticks me off
only thing that kept me watching the india/aus odis was that john hastings bowled ridiculously well and entertained all series
World Cup of course is an exception but other than that i'm not a huge odi fan
there's something about one dayers that's been turning me off lately
the combination of the roady roads and the repetitiveness ticks me off
only thing that kept me watching the india/aus odis was that john hastings bowled ridiculously well and entertained all series
World Cup of course is an exception but other than that i'm not a huge odi fan
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Yeah this post so much. I don't really care about ODIs or T20s much at all compared to Tests, but as a spectacle I still enjoy them, and in fact on average I think I enjoy watching ODIs almost as much as I enjoy watching Tests.
Pretty much this.
thierry henry
International Coach
Something like 60-30-10
I can't give any a really low number because dammit I CARE about international cricket. I think T20 is crap really but NZ playing is NZ playing.
ODIs will always matter to me (JAMODI be damned), I grew up on that ****.
I can't give any a really low number because dammit I CARE about international cricket. I think T20 is crap really but NZ playing is NZ playing.
ODIs will always matter to me (JAMODI be damned), I grew up on that ****.
