Pakistan great Younis Khan: “Yes, I think I could have added a good 3,000-plus runs easily as two balls would stay harder during the innings and [with] the current powerplay rules”
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Iconic Pakistan batsman Younis Khan believes that he could have scored at least 10,000 runs in ODI cricket had there been two new balls used like in today’s game.
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The West Indies will not play any more Test matches this year
The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Cricket Committee have announced that they are planning to introduce a minimum number of Test matches all Full Member nations must meet within four years in an attempt to salvage the diminishing reputation of the longest format of the game.
Jayawardene is worried that the number of spinners may start to dwindle in the near future
Sri Lanka ODI captain Mahela Jayawardene has called for an end to the new International Cricket Council (ICC) rules, stating that they are having an extremely negative impact on spinners.
Hopes wants every ODI to count for something
Former Australia all-rounder James Hopes has urged the International Cricket Council (ICC) to make ODI series count towards World Cup qualifications instead of having teams battle each other for absolutely nothing.
Team scores have dropped across the board since the implementation of the new rules
India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh believes that bowlers of all calibres will continue to struggle under the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) newly implemented ODI rules.
Pollard believes batsmen have the most to gain from the new fielding rules
West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard has announced that the new International Cricket Council (ICC) fielding rules have made life much tougher for most international captains and bowlers as well.
