Why Are Test Matches Ending Quickly? It’s Not Just T20s, There Are Other Factors Too, According to Michael Atherton
Atherton said DRS, more bowler-friendly pitches and T20-influenced batting have helped drive a sharp rise in Tests ending inside three days.
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Atherton speaks on why Test matches worldwide finish quickly in WTC era
Former England cricketer Michael Atherton has pointed to the reasons that have contributed to Test matches finishing quickly more often during this decade and referred to the advent of T20 cricket and changes in the nature of pitches due to the points-driven ICC World Test Championship (WTC).
From five days to just two: Michael Atherton explains why Test cricket is getting shorter
Test matches are wrapping up more swiftly than they did in earlier years. The rise of aggressive T20-style batting and enhanced performances from fast bowlers are driving this trend. Additionally, the preparation of bowler-friendly pitches for the World Test Championship and the impact of DRS technology on umpiring decisions, particularly LBWs, are significant factors. Statistics reveal a noticeable increase in matches concluding within a three-…
‘Advent of WTC, T20 style batting behind quick Test finishes’: Michael Atherton
New Delhi, Aug 29 (IANS) Former England cricketer Michael Atherton opined on the shortened Test matches in this decade. Several Test matches have been finished in 2-3 days in the… Continue reading ‘Advent of WTC, T20 style batting behind quick Test finishes’: Michael Atherton The post ‘Advent of WTC, T20 style batting behind quick Test finishes’: Michael Atherton first appeared on Australia India News.
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