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Will this be the last 50 over World Cup? I know that sounds kind of weird. But ODI cricket has been dying for some time, and the only thing that gives it life is the World Cup. So why not just follow the current trends and change it to a T20 format and be done with all the nonsense of a dying format and just play the one that is actually working?
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T20 leagues just get so repetitive, boring and meaningless. Keep the ODI World Cup as the rare pinnacle of the sport and it will continue to thrive.
Guess you haven't found a club team you really, actually, truly love.
Maybe you just don't get the idea of loving a cricket team that isn't your national team
I know it's hard, but the part change from nation to club is a good thing.
@@lolumobecause it’s not the same lol
When you’re brought up following a country and that’s the history of cricket
It’s not like football where club has always been the basis and national football just world cups / euros etc
@@CPSFC Children will eventually grow up loving their local 100 or IPL team and they do make immensely more money so the incentive is there
I really hope the fans come round to this. At the end of the day the sport just follows fans/the money, if people don’t watch the franchise leagues they won’t exist!
@@lolumo not true, in the last year I loved watching the Ashes because it meant so much to those playing and watching. Also enjoyed watching a lot of India vs Australia, Asia Cup etc for the same reason. I have watched the last few IPLs too which gets old fast. The fans seem to care more about MS Dhoni than their own teams.... Why? Because he won an ODI world cup for India! 🙃
There is a history to the ODI world cup that the T20 world cups just haven't achieved yet - moments that all cricket fans remember.
same thing was said when ODI WC was started.ODI has already died . T20 is more popular and will be played by more and more countries.
Yuvraj's 6 6s is immortal
many moments of T20 WORLD CUP
1. yuvi 6 sixes in 2007
2. ind pak bowl out in 2007
3. gayle destructive 88 vs aus in 2009 and aus eliminated in first round as aus lost to sl as well
4. hussy 60 in 24 balls and winning in last over as aus needed 19 in last over in semi vs pak in 2010
5. samuels match winning knock in finals vs sl in 2012
6. ned chasing 190 inside 14 overs vs ire to qualify for main round in 2014
7. yuvi 10 in 22 balls in final vs sl results vital as ind lost and sl won the world cup in 2014
8. ban lost the close match from the situation 2 runs needed from 3 balls vs ind in 2016
9. eng chased 230 runs vs sa in 2016
10. kohli one of the best knock of 82 runs vs aus to won the match for India in 2016
11. braithwate hit 4 sixes in a row vs eng in final to won the match and wi won t20 world cup twice
12. pak chased 152/0 vs ind in 2021 and beats ind for the first time in world cup history
13. wade hits 3 sixes in row vs pak in semi for aus and aus win in 2021
14. kohli 83 runs one of the best knock which helped ind to a famous win vs pak where he also hits a six against rauf which is one of the best shot in 2022
15. zim upsets pak in a thrilling encounter in 2022
16. ned upsets sa not expected at all which helps pak to qualify for semis in 2022
17. eng beats ind one sided by chasing 170/0 in 16 overs in semis in 2022
there are many which i have not mentioned for ex nz played 2 super overs in 2 consecutive matches in 2012 t20 world cup
so t20 have given many iconic moments and that too in a more thrilling way and that too inside 15 years so tell me more greater iconic moments of odi world cup and i bet their wont be many and in t20 world cups there are already many moments so t20 can only give us many more iconic moments in coming years
the rules of odi changed over the years to make the game more interesting and competitive so it means odi always needs changes so still now again changes are required so this format lacks from the beginning as it always needs changes whereas test is always the same and t20 from 2005 now its been 18 years and no changes done its original and same whereas if you look when odi introduced in 1975 after 18 years means 1993 so it became 60 overs to 50 overs field restrictions are introduced for first 15 overs and white ball is introduced and one more change of limited bouncer so in 18 years only odi rules changes and whereas t20 in 18 years doesnt change bcoz t20 is amazing with its original rules and odi needs changes to be amazing time to time
so if you need changes time to time so scrap the format and go with t20 and test which also increase the quality of cricket as icc only needs to look after 2 formats and it also saves lot time for players and teams and icc can use this time to introduce test world cup maybe and more t20 series with the meaning of qualification for t20 world cup like test championship in which teams play series 3 home and 3 away so it also give time to play more test series as well so teams can play 4-5 home and away series with diff countries and can make cycle of 3 years rather than 2 and top 6 sides play test world cup every 4 years and similar should happen in t20 as teams play 5-7 home and away series or qualification tournament structure can also be developed but it can only be happen if odi is scrapped and t20 leagues also get more time as well and more money would be brought to the game
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I don’t know why these conversations are coming up. ODI cricket is great. It gives everyone more chance to show their skill. Not just one good ball or one good shot deciding the game like T20. Bilateral ODIs can definitely be cut short.
Bilateral ODIs have already been cut short. Think of the number of ODIs most major teams played across this summer. Barely as high as the number of T20I series they played and that's worth pointing out because it's an ODI WC year. Most fans would've preferred Australia and India to play two more ODIs than watch India randomly play another T20I series in Ireland. That and the T20Is new Zealand played against UAE are very important for the development of smaller cricketing nations but could've been scheduled better.
Because outside India no one is watching it on TV
@@imviikuyeah that's why....cut the bilaterals only.
But ODI World Cup is too special to be cut.
However,I think.....maybe 50 can be reduced to 40.
Below 40 would just become too short
If you cut down the bilateral ODIs, how will cricketers learn to play ODIs ?
@@saikat93ifyperhaps have a small tournament every year with 4 teams in each division splits or soemthing then leading up to world cup. So many things can be done to spice it up.
Triangular, Quadrangular and multi-teams mini tournament will keep ODIs exciting. Do away with bilaterals, but not ODIs altogether.
I think it's been too long since last time triangular odi series was played it was perhaps btw ind aus and sl the thing is everyone has packed schedule with their leagues so maybe they don't do it but these triangular series are very entertaining
It should be played more they should develop more associate nations and do a regional tournament like Asia Cup. The winners of each region will play in an ICC double round robin format type tournament. And in test we should have divisions like in football the bottom half of the table in Icc TC will get relegated and Icc should give test status to 3 more nations to make it of 6 teams for division 2. the top two will be promoted to division 1. For ODI they should have more teams qualifying for the World Cup
Just like Ashes didn't allow test cricket to die, South Asia won't allow ODIs to die.
lool
Test cricket is dead
@@lifefuel12 Then why did 60,000 people go to watch the Boxing Day test match vs Pak at the MCG on day 1?
ODI will always be my favourite. Has the drama and fireworks of t20 and an element of building an innings like test. For me, it is the most balanced format. Plus the ODI world cup just feels more like a world cup than the 20 over
Same...ODI has to easily be favorite of people who understand the game.
Odi is big boys game. Any player would want to play Odi for their nation especially if they are skilled enough to get to Sachins or kohlis records in the future and thats what will be greatness.
ODI format is unique as it is the beautiful mix of t20 and tests and needs to be preserved. Bilateral ODI series can be cut short. Those players who are involved in tests and t20's are automatically horning their ODI skills, apart from few strategic decisions. Cricket needs all three formats to survive and thrive. The purpose of T20's are to attract interests towards odi's and tests.
I wish they differentiate ODIs from t20s in the future and give each bowler a maximum of 12 overs. Teams can go in with 4 man attacks with a part timer or allrounder. Would be nice to see how the game changes
Yes,maybe just make it 40 overs.
But odi should be preserved
I think ODIs are a happy medium between the Test and T20 formats.
odi should be scrapped for the benefit of cricket
@@arise88340 overs makes sense to me too. It wouldnt chage scoring either. But also make it 10 overs per bowler still and only 1 new bowl.
It's weird, ODI cricket is probably my least favorite type of cricket, yet I much prefer the ODI world cup to the T20 world cup or the test championship. Super interesting what will happen to the IPL after it is extended. The Big Bash suffered after it was extended and has reverted back to a shorter comp.
True. I would prefer ODI World Cup any day over T20 World Cup
That's probably coz there have been many T20 WCs in a very short period of time
I can't really explain it but odi world cup just feels bigger , maybe because it happens every 4 years rather than every 2 years and there are more teams playing in odi world cup and outcomes are less obvious
@@tvgr8218the 2 year format sucks. Even players know to achieve greateness jn the sport of Cricket, you have to beat records in ODI and Test cricket. Any future players that wont play test or ODI can never be called greater than previous generations. They can reduce the games played but getting rid of it will not be good.
The ICC also decided to eliminate the powerplays around the 35th over, a point in the match that often became intriguing. Having powerplays in those later stages would have likely attracted more viewers for the final 15 overs, rather than just the last 5.
It won’t for at least another 10 years, and that’s because of the history and legacy of ODI WC’s. The teams which haven’t won in a while (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka) will want to keep adding their name to the history books and the teams which have won recently (ENG, NZ ((yes that game was a tie)), AUS) will want to keep their legacies going.
Forget the big boys, I'm calling a Zimbabwe vs South Africa final in 2027 in Africa.
I started watching cricket because of ODIs. So, it’s close to my heart and will always like that. Actually, more than International T20, it’s T20 franchise cricket that’s ruining the cricket, it’s making it like football where players only for their franchises. For a 90’s born like me cricket is more associated with country.
ODI is the best there is , it provides for good batsmen and bowlers to perform. There is enough time for players to make a comeback and it's not too long that new guys just crumble. ODI is the perfect game of cricket there is , there's no ambiguity of draw like test , there is actual test of endurance unlike T-20, just look at the modern day bowlers, they can't bowl 5 overs properly and the batsmen are in a madmen batting contest. ODI has the sense of limited overs, enough time for experts to show why they are experts but not so much that new players crumble and fall.
No body remembers T20 WC winners. I remember every ODI WC winner and the year they won. It is the only cup I am bothered seeing my country win.
Exactly me too
Truth. The greatest thing in cricket along with tests
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2009 winner Pakistan
2010 winner England
2012 winner West Indies
2014 winner Sri Lanka
2016 winner West Indies
2020 winner Australia
2022 winner England
Now you will remember😂😂😂
@@MrPrandhir Nope.
Still the most prestigious prize in cricket is ODI world cup .......
ODI definitely needs tweaking, but ODI WC is The Pinnacle of Cricket.
So Teams like Netherlands, Scotland and Nepal all their Hard work will be wasted as they are concentrating on becoming good Team in ODI cricket so that they can compete against big Team 😢😢
I love ODI cricket. It’ll be a sad day the day it dies
What kind of sport gets rid of its biggest prize which is the only thread that brings cricket fans across generations, all over the world? I don't know the impact on a sport when it alienates its die hard fans in favour of the casuals, but I am guessing it won't be as good as administrators think.
lmaoo.are u dumb? u havent travelled abroad i guess.No one cares ODI and cricket is itself a dying game in Australia /UK/SA/NZ
To add to this, as a Protea fan it would be such a killer to see them not have a shot at WC glory after so many infamous exits.
You f***ing kiriket is not global!
To be true I don't care about others if ODI Cricket stops then I may stop watching cricket or reduce watching cricket to just watching the test and the T20 World Cup only.
The ODIs should definitely stay. It has lived on for over half a century. It is the ideal mix of a player getting set, anchoring through the middle overs and launching an assault at the end. Bowlers have chances to comeback after a great spell. There should be more multi nation tournaments or the format could be tweaked like splitting into 4 innings of 25 overs each.
T20 has ruined cricket and 'saved' cricket at the same time.
If ODI are no longer played, then test matches are next and all we will be left with is T20s. There are players, world class players that T20 format does not suit them, and if that the only format of cricket is played then these potentially cricketing greats will have never given a chance.
Unfortunately ODIs are kinda boring and waste of time these days. I agree, t20 worldcup should replace odi worldcup...
That's very juvenile of you to say
ODI WC has a level of jeopardy now. With the WI not making it, that is where the tournament needs to go. Qualifications into the tournament rather than bilateral series. The question of if you need to play ODIs before a tournament is sort of moot, as T20s are transferable for that format
That’s definitely not true. T20s day by day are becoming completely different to Odis.
Hmm... Qualification is the only issue.
Bcoz clearly bilateral ODI are going to be cut.
But ODI worldcup will always be evergreen.
After such an overdose of T20 internationals and leagues, ODI World Cup matches are feeling fresh.
The day ODI Cricket scrapped I will make sure to give food to 100 people in need . ODI cricket and World Cup is the biggest blot on cricket's growth
The IPL is grubby. The IPL makes sure India are perennial losers when it matters
Before I watch the video: No, it definitely won't be the last one. But it will be the last really big one, IMO. I'll never be able to get emotionally invested in any sort of T20 cricket, but from a business perspective ODIs clearly seem to be not really worth it so I think we're going to lose them. That really sucks, but I think that's the reality of the situation.
I don't think this is a question to even ponder on since there is an additional tournament slated for 2025- the odi champions trophy...surely ICC has no intention to do away with the ODI format
@@moonshine8255 will see
odi wc > ipl > t20 wc > t20i > odi
yes you got it right
Nah ODIs are the only format where a team gets enough time to show their skill and bounce back if on the backfoot.
It seems to me that ODI's were an answer to Test that was more suited to the reality of the 19th - early 20th century. If you are going to expand into new markets (such as the MLC) T20 is the only way Cricket can even hope to get a foothold in my rarely to be humble opinion. Yes there will massive resistance from older fans. We went though massive caterwauling to some very minor changes to Baseball n the US this year and you would have thought the game was being turned into ping pong (but it worked. Game times went down and base stealing is back and the changes were a win all over). Change will always see resistance, and that resistance will always fade away when offered a more entertaining alternative.
That's the problem though. Cricket is a full day game. Its not supposed to be 3 hours with only 100 balls or 20 overs etc. If its so then call it that but Big Boy Cricket will be ODI and Test. So what if it doesnt grow aby further, it may nkt with T20 either. We are just gonna kill the beauty of cricket to grow in some random places?
Tests and ODI are the highest challenging forms of cricket, even if it cuts down to 40 overs. Any good players would eventually wnat to play ODI and test to reach the greatness of the sport.
I find T20 fun to attend, but otherwise boring to watch. Nothing is less interesting to me than a 5 match bilateral T20. Odi's are the other way around, I'm less inclined to go to the ground, but its a more interesting and nuanced format.
focus should be more on how to involve other teams in these worldcup events. make these big teams play against other associate teams in worldcup.. make it round robin. icc failed to do this for t20 .. it should've been done long back.
They do that for T20 since the format is easy to catch up.
Hmm...they should involve more teams.
making them separately isn't involvement. right now teams are categorized. if teams like nepal , wi, zimb , scotland , ireland part of this wc could've been more interesting. @@johnconnor3246
The issue would thay is the quality will decrease for so many matches. Already with some teams there are quality issues.
Ideally in a 4 yr cycle u the magnitude of the stakes should progress increasingly ultimately leading to a grand world tournament
Honestly T20 goikf forward is going to be primarily league based and that's a reality given the fact that number of players from different countries will increase.
But odi cricket presents a different challenge and I still think it's the true white ball competition
So through tri and quad series and much lesser bi laterals players will continue to play the format as well as keep the spectators hooked in
Now coming to champions trophy, well it's just a world cup in disguise isn't it?
I mean think about it, all the efforts that a team would have to put in in order to get into a odi wc final be it group stage or round robin, they'd have to put the exact same efforts to enter the same in a champions trophy event. That kinda reduces the value of the world cup and also this kinda makes it bilinear coz champions trophy is 2yrs apart from either world cups.
You basically want to have another world tournament which literally mimics the world cup in it's format in order to grab people's attention.
T20 is 🔥
Test is 🤌
Odi is 😵💫
Here's a suggestion, Why not eliminate all bilateral ODIs, which often lack significance, and instead introduce an annual Champions Trophy-style tournament? The top 8 ranked teams could participate in a league format, while teams ranked 8-16 play in another league. The top two teams move up, and the bottom two get relegated. This could be played within a month a month for ODI matches, played annually in different countries and culminating in a multi-team World Cup every four years. It's a simple solution that adds a competitive element and ensures a structured pathway to the World Cup.
50 Over world Cup every 4 years. Teams starting their 50 Over prep a year in advance playing tri-laterals. Honestly, its the 50 Over game that brings out the combined best out of the other two formats.
The best solution is to get rid of ODIs all together. Let's have just 2 formats, t20s and test.
What about getting rid of both T20 and and odi
And introducing T30
T30 Along with test?
Jarrod is underestimating BCCI's greed for money. They will do whatever to earn more money.
ODI world cup has continued and will continue to thrive for many many years and generations to come.
The only thing that needs to evolve is that it needs to be of 40 overs per side now, as it had changed from 60 overs to 50 overs in 1987 WC. This little trick will work wonders and ODI will again start attracting masses.
Yes.40 overs with one ball or use 2new balls till first 20 overs and then continue with one of the ball.
They really need to work on the white cricket ball. Duke white ball is tested and proved for its longevity but it swings more
It should stay 50 overs
What next
40 over games are too long make it 30 overs
30 over games are two long make it 20 overs
20 overs is too long make it 10
10 overs is too long make it one over
And then what whoever wins the toss wins the game
@@doughlausprashaal7151 I don't mean it 😁. Both of us love the game and want its existence. Even a day of test cricket is 7 hours of 3 sessions. But the ODI is too long not because number of overs but the wastage of time. 50 overs is okay if one innings will end in 3 hours and 20 minutes.But it's almost more than 4 hours.The absence of reverse swing killed the ODI cricket because teams saving their wickets and exploding in the last 15 overs which is same as t20. It makes middle overs boring. ODI cricket is vital for growth of cricket itself. Because it's the longest format of the game associate nations can play internationally.Even if it is reduced to 40 overs we can maintain the identity of ODI by introducing fair play between bat and ball. I am worried watching 350+ scores and it's chased down easily.What's the role of bowlers then..Test cricket gives more enthusiasm than ODI nowadays.
As I observed Women's cricket,last ashes in particular,they end one innings within 3 hours ( obviously the main reason is the size of the playing area and less-attacking mode)
@@nishanth.t.k Yup. You have completely echoed my sentiments and what was running in my mind.
Some of key Powerplay Predators in Odi's in last 3 years is explained below
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Well here's my solution to the problem. Pls re introduce triangular and quadrangular series especially for Odis. Here's the thing, I believe multination tournaments attract more audiences since the scale and stakes are higher than bi lateral. And maybe it's time to make them the base odi tournaments.
I honestly don't see the point of a champions trophy and we could have a different discussion about it.
Don't completely eliminate bi lateral tournaments especially the ones which involves two big teams and brings in good revenue. But reduce their number by a significant lot.
I agree there should be tri tournaments, they are fun and there are atleast some stakes
I was just thinking about this issue and bang you uploaded it. Thanks buddy
This is really sad to me because I think ODI cricket is the most interesting of the three formats. It has the long term strategy of Test and the moment to moment excitement of T20, whilst having it's own transitional momentum over the innings. I think 50 overs is the perfect length, it has the flair of t20 but let's it play out much more.
i have request , jarrod could you make list of no. of t20 matches played over the years.. from different leagues like IPL, CPL, BPL, LPL, PSL, Hundred , BBL , T20Is , SA20 . i think in 365 days atleast 300 days full with these .
You could ask the same question of Test cricket. I like streaming. There were 3 Shield games and 4 MLB Play off games today. (I didn't watch everything). FD: I was planning to go the NSW game but I only gou out of hospital last week AND yesterday, my knee collapsed and I really hurt myself. I can't walk so no Shield for me.
ODI is the complete format of the game it should be there.
Tinker with the powerplays again. Add in a phase where teams can set their fields like a test match without any restrictions say between overs 20 and 40. Spice up the middle period.
If we want to see growth of cricket it's need to replace odi world cup to t20 world cup
It must be snobbery, this amazing sport is going to become avidly popular in the United States of America. The ODI's format will rapidly gain a huge number of fans, particularly affluent business people. The "present crisis" is readily solved, via media streaming, in the largest, wealthiest,sport market in the world, the USA.
There is practically no american thay watches cricket. I live in US and other than immigrants from cricket diaspora, nobody knows basic of cricket. Ameirca has so many spots that, people dont have time to invest in another. Even Football isnt getting the popularity
Sports in America is so saturated. They're barely making up space for their golden generation of soccer.
It's strange that ODIs are being talked about as less relevant when test cricket (as much as I love it) is the least watchable and take up the most time per series. ODIs marry skills of playing the long game and the aggression of t20. Preservation of Test cricket for broadcasting is just stupid. Keep it to first class levels and build local tournaments further for test cricket at best and create international space for a much more appreciated format like ODIs.
@@blindbunker777if the whole argument is on broadcasting and viewership then T20 is not going anywhere memorable or not. The Ashes was pretty cool yes, but in and of itself it doesn't make the case for test matches to hold stronger than ODI cricket. Can you compare the viewership numbers of ODI games that ARE MUCH more global and watched compared to even this " very very good" series?
Also as a Pakistani, tons of T20 games have been memorable. And the problem of global inclusivity is not solved by test cricket, it's solved much more so by T20. Test matches are basically played by three teams, people don't actively watch them but follow along online much more so, and take up a lot of days in the cricketing schedule which is a problem players face. If you want to solve for game expansion, broadcasting, and freeing up schedules - test matches are the one that should give way.
@@osmsiddiqi_photoTest is the real format of the game.T20intl should be removed as it is not real cricket
@@sunilpokhrel8904 sure. Though T20s are financing the survival of test cricket and only three teams really play test cricket now. So it's barely a global game even if the British thought and told us that's 'real cricket'.
@@osmsiddiqi_photo If We want to globalise Cricket then t20 should be go to format let only 3 nation Ind/Eng/Aus play test cricket and other should focus on ODI and t20 games only
The IPL needs to have a team in Kathmandu and let Nepal players be considered non-foreign for the squad selections.
Maybe even work out a deal with the Lankan board where they have 2 island based teams, and upto 2 Indians count as local for those.
Franchise ke paas Paisa hona chahiye.
If a team will be made all from Nepal....it will just become an underdog and lose mostly.
In league cricket only talented individual players can be selected
Maybe Dipendra singh Airee can be taken by any ipl franchise next year if he continue to play like this.
ODI should be 40 overs in 2027
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It's time to replace odi to t20 bcz t20 is more fascinating than other format 😊
So I wan to point out few things, first every sports has to evolve , earlier when t20 was not so much famous, player used to struggle to survive (taking accounts of all cricket teams ) , so money coming is not so bad . Second t20 leagues like IPL contribute a lot for cricket survival and finance . Third I keep seeing people saying test is real cricket ashes is real cricket , its utter bullshit they are barely filling there stadiums and no one got time to sit and watch for 5 days , its not that I am being disrespectful but they need to grow up . People attack IPL and BCCI but they actually are the heart of cricket and all these who are disregarding it are just jealous of its success. England , AUS , SA , NZ , etc have very low cricket fans which is depleting fast ,its subcontinent that is keeping Cricket Alive . Do you think ICC will put restrictions on IPL or BCCI they never because 70 % of there revenue comes from India .
Just let them do what they want to do and if you got problem establish a league of your own or stop sending your player also cricket will continue where it is loved other than where people want to stay in a 100 year old Bubble and protest against other Leagues just because they didn't make it to the same level .
This is the typical corporate mentality/strategy: there aren't many ODIs being played and then they go on to say it is dying.
I'll be honest, T20 sucks! Yes it's an okay format to get more people into the game, but it's so one-dimensional. Hell, nobody even gives much importance to its world cup
nooo not at all
I still remember 2013 champions champions trophy teriming it to be the last champions trophy
Well India won it , and it was profitable so ICC decide to have another CT.
Gee I hope not.
T20 is boring because it has become nothing but a slog fest. The only IPL and Big Bash I watch are the finals. The rest is just the same over and over again. Flat pitches, big bats and slogging. Who would want to be a bowler any more.
At least with ODI cricket as a spectator you get 100 overs, tactics, the bowlers have time to impact the game and batsman have to bat not just belt.
Yes, I prefer to watch first class and test cricket. Why? Because that's the way cricket is supposed to be played.
Hey Jarrod. I don't know if you're going to read this comment or not but I think you are assuming global cricket will take care of itself based on global market demand and supply ignoring the possible external push from any party.
I totally agree with you that Boards and Broadcasters will tend to lean in favor of ODI world cup till it brings in more money than T-20 WC. To be very honest, I think even if bilateral ODIs die totally, if ODI WC continues, it will bring in more revenue for a very long time.
But let's think about it for a moment. Who benefits the most if T-20 WC becomes the dominant WC? Obviously the board that already earns the most from T-20s. That's BCCI through IPL. 2024 WC is supposed to host 20 nations and cricket, theough T-20 format is on the verge of going truly global. And the IPL will be the biggest league of that new global sport. New viewership means there's a lot of money to be made. I'm not saying it's a bad thing but I'm saying the possibility of that 20% probability seems really high now.
That's why BCCI wants it done as soon as possible. There may be a deliberate attempt to sabotage this ODI WC.
No opening Ceremony in a country like India is a sign of things to come. As various news media covered, There's hardly any banners or posters regarding ODI WC on the streets of India. Don't you think it's a bit suspicious?
I'll not be surprised if tickets of all matches are sold out and stadiums still remain more than half empty because the people buying the tickets are not doing so to watch the game but to portray the " peoples' lack of Interest" in ODI WC.
Wtf you mean by people not excited in India.
I am not sure about the opening ceremony....but the people and market has gone mad crazy months before the starting of this World.
Cup.
lol india is better in odi than t20 why they would sabotage odi 🤣🤣🤣
@@arise883 I didn't say People are not excited in India.. India has the most cricket loving population in the world. The people love their cricket irrespective of the format. I am quite sure 95%+ indian people still think ODI WC is the biggest prize a team can get. Don't get me wrong. I am not talking about India as a nation, the Indian cricket team or the Indian cricket fans. My focal point is only BCCI and what would most benefit them financially in the coming 5-10 years.
But here is the thing, I don't really care about Chennai Super Kings, I don't have any personal connection with them or any other team in the ipl. I watch the ipl to watch the stars, formed from ODI cricket. I also don't care that England won the t20 world cup. They got whitewashed by Bangladesh immediately after that. So where is the connection? Which team or player do I connect with?
i think now bilateral series should be transformed into trilateral series or like asia cup it,it really amaze me
e.g in asia cup main teams are india nd pakistan still sri lanka comes out of syllabus in final and till yet theres a mystery in 16 asia cups there havent been ind vs pak final till yet
earlier tri lateral series were happening but t20 and corona have decreased it
in odi team ,almost all countries send thier b teams except pakistan so that they can maintain fitness for t20and test
but when it comes to world cup only odi wc is best . ct ,t20 wc ,wtc cant take their place
True
And lol...you are on spot about Asia cup😂
Also Bangladesh too becomes a strong contender in Asia Cup
Not strong but they always hav a chance
@@arise883 yeah tbh being an indian ,i want bangladesh to rise more as a cricketing nation ,i think they have gud players but they are biggest chokers than south africa they loose the matches when bangladesh is in comfortable position
atleast in odi 2017 champions trophy semi final
2019 shakib has shackled the othwr team they should bw confident
ind vs ban is more thrilling than ind vs pak 🤣 in indi vs pak matches are one sided except yr 2022
but in icc matches and asia cups india vs Bangladesh is tough match though india wins matches except last one 😝2023 asia cup match
they should behave mature while playing
now wc is in india they can prove themselves strong contender they have everything ,pitches are familiar and heaven of spinners bangladesh and gud pace attack the only need is battinv maturely
Odi world cup must expand and the 2019 and 2023 format must never be brought. It is disgusting. 16 team or even expansion to 20 is needed. In a short run that might not bring results but in a long run they can potentially bring.
20/20 is glamorized fluff. The ODI allows for an array of variations and permeations.
ODI cricket is still the best format and much better than t20 cricket. I still prefer watching ODI matches. In t20 a better with poor technique can smash a few and get popular, but in ODI one needs to be at his absolute best to survive and play high quality shots too to score above par score. Bowler and batter both are tested in a better way in this format . .
ODI is the best format to play
too much t20 is just like Reels ... we hate it after certain point tbh most of ppl hate it , only new ppl maybe passionate about t20 but the one who watched 2007 wc or watching ipl since 2008 i don't think they're interested in same manner. "Excess always sucks" these days t20's played too much.
nowadays where Test is played very less .. ODI shouldn't die.
Maybe it's time that ODI WCs stopped being precious over only playing one game each day..
All have opinions. I am born in late 80s and started watching cricket regularly in 96. oDI has always been my favourite tournament. It involves the best of two worlds (patience needed like tests and hitting needed like t20). Enough time for strategy making and ups and downs to take place. I never liked IPL but while I liked tests I must say a game that lasts 5 days and ends in a draw is not really going to gain any attraction to the new generation. I is not suited to the lifestyle of the modern humans. It is a thing of past. Test matches also have the biggest chance of mismatches. West Indies playing India or Australia are always one sided. Test matches need to be reduced. A test cannot not have more than 3 matches (15 days) maybe instead ensure that there are reserve days to ensure results.
T20 wc can't replace odi wc
Soon there will be no international cricket only franchised cricket fixed by betting companies
just like football is fixed?
@@friendshipcharging7657 I don’t know about football as I don’t follow it
This has to be one day,
Everyone in comments defending Odi and discriminating T20 which litterelly saved the sports,
I think Test are there to see Real cricket and T20 is fire, in between Odi are just Boring 😴
T20 World Cup should be the "WORLD CUP" with more teams than 10000 years old 8 teams playing for another 10000 years 😅 (ODI)
Is this the last ODI World Cup? Definitely for most of the England squad, that’s for sure.
😂😂😂😂😂
I absolutely hate T20 leagues. There are too many leagues, and you see the same face playing everywhere. It is boring and repetitive. Like everyone else, I don't like bilateral ODI as well but the World cup excites me. 50 overs World Cup is a blend of T20 and Test. I absolutely love it. The day they kill ODI world cup will be the last day I will ever watch world cup.
Imho the ICC is basically killing the world Cup. I think that by having two forms of the game AND two different world cups (what sport does that?) It dilutes the World Cup and i think Interest and viewership is declining. I didnt even know the Cricket World Cup had started till about a week ago.....not least of all because ive been busy watching the Rugby World Cup... because i just heard no one talking about it or any general interest among anyone I know. And to me whats happening is that Cricket is becoming like American sports where 1) its ALL about the money. 2) World cups dont matter. Its ALL about the wealthy league title (in this case IPL). 3) Most top players wont even play for their country anymore because theres less money in it and because the world cup is no longer seen as important.
For me.....thats the end of any interest in Cricket. If the World Cup is irrelevant, the best players dont play, theres no history anymore....then i just dont care anymore about it as a sport. I dont care about the IPL. My interest lies in international games. And the T20 world cup is superficial and meaningless at the moment. How many people have any idea who won the last T20 WC? (Im talking about the casual fan/viewer) Or the one before that? But i damn well know England won the 2019 world Cup. And its final was iconic.
Football ⚽ ...the worlds most popular sport.... generates massive amounts of money. But they have always .....wisely ....kept the FIFA WC as the centre piece of the sport. The number one cup and achievement that every footballer in the world can aspire towards. Just look at the absolutely incredible FIFA world cup final with Messi. Utterly iconic, bigger, more meaningful, and more important than any club title he ever won. And far more important to Argentina as a country than any club title.
Whereas Crickets seems happy to kill its own centre piece even purely to chase money and the IPL. In the process making it all mean less and destroying the history of the game.
Football world cup game consists of 90 minutes. Do you get it??
Ofcourse odi world cup is the pinnacle of sport and should always be played
Bilateral odi should end. Make ODI world cup a big thing.
More test and t20 should be played.
Then how will the teams practice odi cricket??
I think it makes sense to chuck the odi format. Put the Test matches at pedestal and let T20 fill the void.
shift ODI WC to dec/nov window play bilateral ODIs only the WC year
why don't they average it and play 35 over cricket
What will happen to champions trophy?
i'm fromt the 50-over generation, and I also think it's the perfect balance.
I'm from the 50 over generation. I think it lacks the prestige of test and the excitement of T20.
@@UmpireStrikesBackThe ODI World Cup is the pinnacle of cricket. The world T20 is meaningless
@@thyikmnnnn Test cricket is the pinnacle of cricket. All limited overs cricket is for hits and giggles.
@@UmpireStrikesBack Test cricket in general ? You think that winning a world test championship is more significant than winning a World Cup ! I love test cricket but the ODI World Cup final is the most significant game of cricket.
@@thyikmnnnn YES. This is my personal order of significant achievement.
1. Win away test series against major team
2. Win WTC
3. WIN away test series against minor team
4. Win home test series against major team
5. Win ODI World cup
6. Win Sheffield Shield
7. Win home test series against minor team
I don't know why but it feels like we should drop test ,odi only t20 and Ipl for 6 to 7 months giving 50 percent of revenue to player like NBA and NFL cricketers are very underpaid bcoz of domestic format - fact 😢😢
Why not axe T20 Internationals. I dont remember anyone ever giving a shit about those. Like if there is a bi lateral ODI, i will atleast watch it, or keep up with the score. T20 International tho npe. But i feel you need more countries who can compete when it comes to ODIs
icc had uefa nations league in odi super league as promotion and relegation to second tier and qualification to world cup icc just scrapped it.
I don't think ODIs are going anywhere. ODIs catch the tail of the viewership distribution, simply by being longer.
T20s are too short and easy to miss - if you have a meeting or are getting dinner, half or even the entire match is gone! One has to specially plan and set aside a time to watch a T20 game. For ODIs more people can easily fit at least parts of the game in their schedule. Also caters to those who have night shifts and are free during the day. It's easy to just put it on and have it running in the background - one can de-focus from it for 2-3 overs and not miss much, whereas for T20s that's 10-15% of an inning. Not much sport is on during the day, and ODIs fill the gap. Have a 15 min break in your work at 3pm? Watch 3-4 overs of the game on your mobile. Case in point: the recent Nepal vs India match at the Asian Games. I could only watch the last 5 overs of the game. If this was an ODI, I would probably have watched last 25 overs of the first inning and 10-15 overs of the second inning. For folks watching from the ground, T20s can be too much of a hassle for an event which is only 3-4 hours long (getting to the ground, finding parking, standing in queue, long waits and traffic). In an ODI, one can go and relax the whole day, have a party, beers etc. For other sports which are only 2-3 hours long, many people tailgate and have beers the whole day any way.
All of these are good reasons for broadcasting companies to keep airing ODIs and for advertisers to keep advertising on them.
**I strongly suspect that because ODIs are harder for the media-people to cover because of the duration, they crib about it so much, wishing that it dies (and actively trying to create an air that they are boring, so that it does), so that they can have an easier job for similar pay.**
Just keep odi WC every four year.
ODI bilateral series can be avoided. But not the ODI world cup.
2027 will be held in SA, ZIM and NAM.
2031 will be held in IND and BAN.
Only the English people feel this
The day t20s or ipl takes center stage I will stop watching cricket. Because only t20 will kill cricket
Play cricket in one format ie in t20
I would suggest just slash 10 overs and make it a 40 over game already.
2027 WC is to be held in SA,ZIM and Namibia.
A fucking wc of only 14 teams 😂
Easy solution to make more time available for ODIs: Just move the Earth further away from the sun so that there's more time each year for it.
I love odi
What needs to end is gatekeeping in ODIs, just like t20s most countries should have at least a chance to make it to cricket World Cup or status, then only can it progress, because odi World Cup is still the real world cup
Srilanka and Netherlands along with 8 other teams competed for the qualification in Worldcup. So yes 18 teams had the chance to play in the ODI worldcup
i think its time for t20 cricket to rise
Why?
@@sauron2000000coz only t20 can save cricket
@@hardik6918 Ok Mr Pandya. No wonder you would defend your bread and butter.
@@sauron2000000 didn't get your comment
Will elaborate a little bit
@@hardik6918 Just a joke man. Your name is the same as Hardik Pandya, who is only interested in T20.
What I fail to understand is if a t20 bilateral match is way more popular than an ODI bilateral match, then why is the ODI world cup more popular than the t20 world cup?
Maybe it's because the T20 WC happens every 2 years. Diluting its prestige in process. To this day, after 50 years of ODI there are only 6 nations who have won it. It makes it very look like the bigger challenge. Whereas, T20 World Cup is comparable to every other franchise league.
bcz t20 is suitable to small teams e.g we hqve seen ireland defeated england ,and zimbabwe defeated pakistan which give hopes to assosiate teams and t20 is played with more than 80 nations
and ipl and other leagues r also reason for weakening of odi cricket
only trilateral series or asia cip like series can save odi cricket
Because even today the odi World Cup is one of the biggest prices in this sport
Nothing is bigger than the odi World Cup
And it's a much longer battle rather than two teams smashing the bowlers for 20 overs each Odi world cup is a matter of great pride to the countries playing in them and winning it is why most international cricketers strive to better
No way this will be the last.. just look at the how the warm-up matches are watched.... but bilateral odi's will stop, the 50 over game will become a bit foreign for players and finally maybe the 50 over world cup will become the ultimate test for players...
Also, what u say might happen "a billionaire will take over the 50 over cup"
Hi I am Hasan
Team of the tournament in my prediction will be:
1. Shubman Gill
2. Babar Azam
3. Virat Kohli sir
4. Van Dusen
5. Ben Stokes
6. Hardik Pandya
7. Klasen / Buttler
8. Ravindra jadeja
9. Rashid Khan
10. Trent bolt
11. Mohammad Siraj