"We've been quite open this format is designed around TV," Cooper said. "We think it's a time we can maximise our TV audience (28 domestic games will be televised live this summer).
"At the moment 100,000-plus people are watching at home around the country, so we are conscious this is our new fan around T20. It's a balancing act around what we do at grounds."
hey phlegm that was kitchen you saw in the corner of your eye having a crack at midwicket ya dumb ****sky cuts out as nicol comes on the charge. wonder what the result will be when it's back up and running.
An empty Sunday night stadium, and Stags that are piss-weak at the death. You'll get both tomorrow ftr.I'm watching a sport in its death roes.
In 1996 they had a Cricket Max tournament in Christchurch which Sky televised (Daniel Vettori's first appearance for ND, just before Bursary exams). Hardly any spectators.The whole format this year seems pretty poor, imo. People barely care about their own domestic sides, there's no way anyone's going to turn up for matches between neutral teams. Throw in the glut of games in a short period, the disproportionate number of games at one venue and the absence of international players, and you have a format that was pretty much guaranteed to minimise the amount of ****s given.