Ponting: ODI Cricket Is Going to Be Played ‘Less and Less’ in the Future
Ponting said 50-over cricket is likely to be played less as more than 1 T20 leagues expand worldwide, while Test cricket should stay strong.
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T20 leagues taking over? Ricky Ponting fears ODI cricket will be 'played less' in coming years
Ricky Ponting expresses concern over the potential decline of ODI cricket as T20 leagues gain popularity worldwide. He views this shift as an unavoidable part of the sport's evolution, which leaves him disheartened about the future of 50-over matches. Despite this, Ponting remains optimistic that Test cricket will thrive, as major cricketing nations continue to value the longest format.
Ricky Ponting warns of ODI cricket's decline amid T20 surge
Legendary Australian cricketer Ricky Ponting expresses concern over the diminishing role of One Day International (ODI) cricket due to the rapid expansion of T20 Internationals and franchise leagues worldwide. While he believes Test cricket will remain strong with support from major cricketing nations, Ponting fears the 50-over format will be played less frequently. David Warner also weighs in on the challenges and opportunities presented by the…
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