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TBH I haven't looked into the format so apart from knowing there are regional groups I don't know how it works in the latter stages. What happens to teams that don't win their groups do they simply stop playing cricket at that point or is there some lesser achievement to go for?
I think I'd be in favour if it's not just a cover for the usual mantra of 'playing less cricket is better'.
Think it’s a playoff style tournament to determine the overall winner. Not 100% sure how they select who participates from three groups though.
The current rule is that the two group winners that finish with the most points contest the final.
Not surprised but that’s awful.
Would get a bit boring always playing against the same couple of northern counties and not really challenging yourself against the rest very frequently. Articles behind a pay wall but I’m assuming the groups would be as they are now, or very similar. If they mixed it up each year it’d be better imo.
So the key is what happens to the rest?The current rule is that the two group winners that finish with the most points contest the final.
So the key is what happens to the rest?
In the NFL they have rotating divisional play. So you play your own division home and away every season, then one other division once only. So a 16 game season.
Might work.
Require 2/3rds i.e.12 teams. 14 have already agreed.Anyone remember how many counties vote you need to change the structure or rules of county cricket?
That's ominous.Require 2/3rds i.e.12 teams. 14 have already agreed.