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‘The Game Is Too Long’: Aaron Finch Feels ODI Format Should Change To 40 Overs
Finch's words echo a growing sentiment among cricketing circles that the traditional 50-over format may be losing its appeal, particularly in comparison to the rapid rise of T20 Internationals (T20Is), which have captured the imaginations of younger audiences worldwide.
"I think the game's gone too long, in my opinion. In England, they used to have the pro-40 and that was a huge competition. I think the game's gone too long, in my opinion. The speed at which the teams bowl their 50 overs is so slow, it's down around 11 or 12 overs/hour and that's not acceptable. People will argue that maybe it's a glorified T20 game but it's about the crowds," Finch said on ESPN.
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