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Alastair Cook and Michael Vaughan push for changes in Test cricket rules
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Alastair Cook and Michael Vaughan push for changes in Test cricket rules
Former England Captains Cook and Vaughan believe Test cricket needed changes to make the longer format of the game more attractive. Speaking on potential reforms in Test cricket, Alastair Cook suggested that teams should be allowed to take a new ball at any point, starting from the 30th over up to the 160th over, if the bowling side wishes. Cook, who led England in 59 Tests, suggests that this change would benefit the bowlers a great deal, but a…
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