Sachin Tendulkar suggests Odi rule changes Legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar has pointed out some flaws in the current ODI format and suggested major changes. Tendulkar said that the ODI format is becoming dominant for the bowlers. Know what changes the master blaster told.
T20 cricket is dominant all over the world. T20 franchise cricket is also succeeding in spreading its shine. Meanwhile, the 50-over format is fighting for its survival. Cricket has become such a busy schedule that now players have started choosing one format.,/p>
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Batting great Sachin Tendulkar on Friday lamented the waning interest in ODI cricket and said that the format is definitely getting boring and dominated by the bowlers. Tendulkar said, 'There is no doubt that it is getting boring. The current format uses two new balls per innings. When you are using two new balls, you are eliminating reverse swing in a way.
He further said, 'Even though we are in the 40th over of the match, the ball is already 20 overs old. The ball starts reverse swinging after 30 overs. With the new balls, this thing is going away. I believe the current format is dominated by bowlers. Now the match has become quite predictable. It is losing its rhythm from 15th to 40th over. This is getting boring.
Sachin Tendulkar is of the view that there is no harm in keeping the 50-over format alive. Teams should change batting and bowling after every 25 overs. This will give the opposing team a chance to equalize. Toss, dew and other conditions have to be removed from it.
Master Blaster said, 'So both the teams should bowl in the first and second half. By the way, it will also be beneficial because there will be three breaks instead of two.
Let us tell you that the three Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia ended within three days. There was a lot of criticism of the pitches during this period, but Tendulkar said that it is the responsibility of the cricketers that they have to play on different pitches. The legendary batsman has also appealed that in order to maintain the charm of Test cricket, one should not see in how many days the match is over, but how many people watch it.
Talking on Sports Tak, Sachin Tendulkar said, 'We have to understand one thing that Test cricket should be interesting and not in how many days it should be over or the result should be out in five days. Cricketers have to play in different conditions and pitches.
