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Yes, but they also learned from that and created one dayers. Even that proved too slow for some, so now we have 20-20...
by sooper 8y ago
Yes, but they also learned from that and created one dayers. Even that proved too slow for some, so now we have 20-20...
- bigger_cheese 8y agoIt might just be the purist in me but I don't really enjoy limited overs cricket. Test cricket (the 5 day matches) on the other hand is just about the perfect spectator sport for the Australian summer I reckon. You have the Xmas Holiday period with time off from work combined with the fact it's too hot to do anything around the house. So putting your feet up enjoying a few beers and watching the cricket with your extended family is a great way to pass the time.
- BigJono 8y agoNah, I disagree. I do like test cricket but I absolutely have to be doing something else at the same time to watch it (like playing a game or programming). It's a terrible spectator sport. On the other hand, limited overs cricket doesn't do much for me either. I'd rather just watch a footy game at that stage.
- abritinthebay 8y ago20-20 is really fun but it’s almost a whole different game in approach than Test cricket. It feels like the difference between the NFL & Rugby - related but a vast strategic and game flow difference