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Putting Limitations On Test Cricket Won’t Work In It’s Growth: Stuart Broad
World Test Championship: Former England pacer Stuart Broad has emerged as a vocal advocate for revolutionising Test cricket, proposing bold strategies to ensure its enduring relevance alongside the explosive allure of T20 cricket.
Amidst discussions about the financial viability and global appeal of the longest format, Broad's impassioned plea for Test cricket to shed its constraints and embrace sponsorship opportunities. Reflecting on his own experiences, Broad highlighted the stark difference in commercialisation between Test cricket and the T20 format, lamenting the rigid regulations that inhibit potential revenue streams.
"The limitations don't work. So there's certainly scope to open up Test match cricket to partners and bring in finances that way. In T20 cricket you only have to look at the shirts out there. You've got sponsor, sponsor, sponsor -- like Formula 1. Test cricket is so limited and so structured, that I used to get told off for having an Adidas logo on my sweat band. You would get fined for it, so the limitations don't work," said Broad to SportsBoom.
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‘He Doesn’t Need To Be A Bazballer’: Vaughan Advises Root To Bat Sensibly In Remaining Tests Against India
But Joe Root: Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has advised Joe Root to bat sensibly and according to the situation rather than falling for ‘bazball’ approach in the remaining three Test matches of the series.
INDvENG: 'I Do Think India Will Get Stronger', Says Nasser Hussain Ahead Of Third Test
And Joe Root: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that India will now get stronger in the ongoing five-match Test series against the visitors, following their 106-run win in the second Test at Visakhapatnam, which came after suffering a 28-run defeat in Hyderabad.
He Struggles To Pick Up Pace, Says Atherton As He Advises Stokes To Pick Length Early Against Bumrah
New Delhi: Former England captain Michael Atherton has heaped praise on Jasprit Bumrah for his remarkable ability to unsettle even the best in the business with his variations and lethal yorkers.
Darren Gough Questions Joe Root’s ‘reckless’ Dismissal Following England’s Defeat In Second Test To India
Rajasekhara Reddy ACA: Former England fast-bowler Darren Gough questioned premier batter Joe Root’s ‘reckless’ way of getting out in England’s 106-run defeat to India in the second Test in Visakhapatnam. On day four of the match at the Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Monday, England showed the positivity of continuing their uber-attacking approach, but it wasn’t sufficient as they were bowled out for 292 in 69.2 overs.
2nd Test: Almost Seeing A Little Bit Of The Fear Of Bazball, Says Cook On India’s Batting In Second Innings
Rajasekhara Reddy ACA: Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook believes India became cautious in the back end of their second innings due to the fear of Bazball. On day three, India were comfortably placed at 211-4 in their second innings, with Shubman Gill having made his third Test century.
2nd Test: Facing Bumrah Isn't Like Facing Anyone Else In The World, Says Stuart Broad
Jasprit Bumrah: Former England fast-bowler Stuart Broad has heaped praise on India’s fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, saying that facing him isn't like facing anyone else in the world and that he hated facing deliveries from him while batting in his playing days.
2nd Test: Fascinating To See How Root Will Counter Bumrah In This Series, Says Cook
Sir Alastair Cook: Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook said it should be fascinating to see how Joe Root will be countering Jasprit Bumrah in future after the fast-bowler dismissed the right-handed batter for the second time in the ongoing series at Visakhapatnam.
When You Are Sloppy Like That, Getting Out Doesn’t Impress Me At All, Says Pietersen On Iyer’s Knock
Rajasekhara Reddy ACA: Former England batter Kevin Pietersen was scathing in his assessment of India batter Shreyas Iyer’s knock of 27 on Day One of the second Test at the Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Friday, saying he isn’t impressed when someone falls in a sloppy manner.
England Have Shown They Are A Side Not To Be Messed With, Says Nasser Hussain
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Former England captain Nasser Hussain has heaped praise on the Ben Stokes-led side after beating India by 28 runs in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, saying that the visitors’ have shown they are a side to be messed with.
1st Test: Zaheer Khan Hails 'Rahul 2.0' After The Batter Hits 86 In India's First Innings
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: With K.L Rahul scoring a fighting half-century against England that helped the hosts get into a strong position on the second day of the first Test, former India pacer Zaheer Khan called his new avatar as a 2.0 version of his old self.
Ben Foakes Should Be The Wicketkeeper For England In Tests Against India, Says Bob Taylor
Ben Foakes: Former England wicketkeeper-batter Bob Taylor said Ben Stokes should be the glovesman for the side in their upcoming five-match Test series against India. England have picked Foakes and Jonny Bairstow as their wicketkeeper-batters for the Test tour of India starting on January 25 in Hyderabad.
Just Make Sure You Are Not Getting Bowled Or Lbw, Advises Pietersen To England On Facing Jadeja & Axar
New Delhi: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has advised the current Test team to not get out bowled or lbw against left-arm spin duo of Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel. The five-match Test series between India and England begins on January 25 at Hyderabad.
India’s Spinners Are Better Than England’s, Will Be Defining In The End, Says Michael Atherton
Michael Atherton: Former England captain Michael Atherton believes India’s spin attack is better as compared to the visitors’ line-up and added that the difference between the two spin departments will be a series-defining factor.
India Are Favourites But Don't Write Off England’s Success With Bazball, Says Nasser Hussain
Nasser Hussain: Former England captain Nasser Hussain said India are the favourites ahead of the upcoming five-match Test series against England starting on January 25, but added that considering the success of Bazball over the years, the visitors’ can't be written off entirely.
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