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Ian Chappell Reacts On The Hundred, “They’ve Reduced By A Mere 20 Balls A Very Popular Format”

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
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Ian Chappell Reacts On The Hundred, “They’ve Reduced By A Mere 20 Balls A Very Popular Format” - RVCJ Media

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) came up with the T20 tournament Indian Premier League (IPL) in order to make cricket more entertaining and interesting for cricket lovers. Other cricket boards also followed the BCCI and as a result, Big Bash League (BBL), Pakistan Super League (PSL), Caribbean Premier League (CPL), Sri Lanka Premier League (SPL), etc. came into existence.

Ian Chappell Reacts On The Hundred, “They’ve Reduced By A Mere 20 Balls A Very Popular Format” - RVCJ Media

However, the England and Wales Cricket Board came up with a new concept which is known as The Hundred. The Hundred tournament is being played at the moment in which some big names of the cricket world such as Faf du Plessis, Sunil Narine, Eoin Morgan, Moeen Ali, Ben Stokes, Rashid Khan, Quinton de Kock, etc. are participating and not only men’s but women’s teams are also playing in the tournament. In fact, five Indian women cricketers (Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, and Jemimah Rodrigues) are also playing for various teams in The Hundred.

While the former England cricketers are going gaga over the new concept, the former Australian cricketer Ian Chappell feels that the T20 cricket is quite apt for getting it included in the Olympics and The Hundred was never needed.

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Ian Chappell writes in a column that other than reducing the number of balls for signing a television deal, another reason which can be stated for coming up this concept is that cricket may get entry into the Olympics and it can also be said that it will increase the popularity of the game but T20 could have done the same thing without reducing the number of balls.

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Ian Chappell Reacts On The Hundred, “They’ve Reduced By A Mere 20 Balls A Very Popular Format” - RVCJ Media

Ian Chappell further writes that cricket is a game of 11 players and performance satisfaction is an important factor in cricket because of which youngsters get attracted towards the game but as the length of innings will reduce further, the chances of the players getting satisfied with their performances will also reduce.

While concluding, Ian Chappell writes that the ECB has just deducted 20 balls from a format which has already been very popular among the fans of the game and the players as well.

What is your opinion on The Hundred? Share with us.

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