I don't agree with risk reward for a six compared to a four. I think it would change the dynamic of cricket in a good way if a six was actually an eight. I personally don't give a **** about cross eras comparing stats being effected by this. I just think logically the benefit of a six never felt enough to me. I feel at the very least it should be considered in limited overs. We already don't factor in ground size for sixes, so don't give a **** about that for eights either. It feels better the score being double a four for me. How you can blast the ball 120m+ and get the same score for a 4 along the carpet is weak to me. Even taking on a fielder and just clearing him vs 4 feels like it should be double. If cricket is going to ever explode past football in popularity this is a necessary change, no doubt a dagger in the heart to some purists suggesting this not that I care. Cricket is probably too scared of making an elite chess move like this though vs football. For anyone that deals in singles I mean compared to kicking a ball with your foot aka football. Cricket is semi stuck in a time loop of test cricket nostalgia and stat/purist protection, time to wake up and smell the coffee!
Thoughts?
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