LONDON: One hundred will “be bigger and better” in the coming years, feel the Legend Shane Warnne spin and former British star Kevin Pietersen after a 100-foot competition – the party enjoys a successful edition.
The first edition of innovative events concluded in front of a full house in God on Saturday, leaving the brotherhood of cricket vibrant.
“I think it has surpassed hope,” said the head coach of the London Warnne Spirit to Sky Sports.
“Cricket that has been on display, skills on display from all the different teams in various times, has been extraordinary.” Invincibles Oval took a woman’s crown while south dared to win in a male competition.
“To see full houses wherever you go, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday night in Birmingham, Manchester, London – have been packed and the crowd really enters it and I think it’s fantastic! It will only be more Great and become bigger and bigger and bigger and more.
, which pushed back starting with one year.
The competing team playing a single round consisting of 100 balls each with the game lasts about two and a half hours.
It has been conceptualized to attract younger audiences for cricket.
Pietersen, former England captain, not surprised With the response tournament received in it the first edition.
“Very cool to see the franchise cricket in England,” he said.
“One thing we know is B The British public Ahwa supports sports very well.
“No matter what it is, where it is; Tour de France began in this country a few years ago and there were full streets of watching them.” So you know that big sports, summer sports like cricket will be supported “said Pietersen.
British star Batsman of his time, who also plays a little franchise cricket, adds,” to see these scenes, to see the franchise cricket here and to see it Very well and supported – like it.
“My little boy, that’s the audience you want, you want children to come, and he really buzzes! He has a southern brave jumper and runs here.” The audience is in, the men (players) have been brilliant, giving up on their time.
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One hundred will be bigger, better, feel Shane Warne, Kevin Pietersen
