T20 format is enough to take cricket to the Olympics: Ian Chappell

Melbourne: The former Australian captain Ian Chappell considers that the T20 format is sufficient to take sports to the Olympics and the latest ‘one hundred’ additions are not really needed.
One hundred is British Brazil (ECB) and Wales Cricket (ECB), and featuring eight teams that take care of each other.
The first match in the competition was played between the original Teams of Women’s Invincibliebles and Manchester on July 21.
One hundred is a 100 ball cricket competition that sees (both men and women) that displays the tournament.
“In addition to reducing the number of balls to get terrestrial television deals, the reason behind one hundred can increase the chances of the cricket to meet the Olympic dream.
It is often quoted as a way to spread the popularity of the game to a wider.
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Of course the T20 format can achieve the same results without Another reduction, “Chappell wrote in his column for EspnCricInfo.
“Cricket is the ideal team game played by 11 members.
Performance satisfaction is a great reason why children fall in love with the game.
The administrator will do it well to remember it before they are in a hurry to design a shorter game form.
More and more long innering Decreases, the greater the chance that there will be players “just make numbers”.
Even the players crave for occasional performance satisfaction, “he added.
Further talking about the new format, Chappell said: “Throughout my playing career, I believe there are two possible solutions to problems: simple and complicated.
I also believe that for the benefit of Australia, England will regularly choose a complicated solution.
Has been done it again.
“” To overcome public problems that are not perceived are not fully fluent in cricket, they have compiled another form of the game – one hundred.
That is true, they are reduced by only 20 ball formats that are very popular with players and public.
“He add.