What’s the positive and negative split amongst a bunch of middle aged blokes who (in the main) already have access to cricket via Sky Sports, is what you’re really asking.
Survey some ten year old kids, cos that’s the relevant barometer.
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What’s the positive and negative split amongst a bunch of middle aged blokes who (in the main) already have access to cricket via Sky Sports, is what you’re really asking.
Survey some ten year old kids, cos that’s the relevant barometer.
RolyGregoire82
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Not saying he's doing anything wrong at all but being the greatest fast bowler in history, surely he's got better offers than lowering himself with this sh*te........????
Voice of fair play
Striker
It’s a difficult one though, every other year they will be a major international football tournament on June/July where young kids will be watching, so overlap if played then.No shit. That’s why it won’t work then
So the school holidays end of July to August football season normally starts mid August is probably best time to play when kids of school and able to attend night matches of the hundred.
Personally I think soo.
Yet.
T20 started off as new format, UK only, loads of people twisting, then it took off worldwide.
RolyGregoire82
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Sorry mate, I forgot this was being broadcast on CBeebies......
Back end of April, until mid June cc games, mid June to mid July, t20 or 16.4 with a final on July 20th or so, to miss any football season
mid July to september cc., England play tests and t20s and bin 50 over internationals like stokes has done. I can see it happening world wide eventually as well
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mid July to september cc., England play tests and t20s and bin 50 over internationals like stokes has done. I can see it happening world wide eventually as well
sorted . Send me a cheque please FTECB
You get my point. And I don’t entirely disagree with your dislike of it tbf, I do prefer the Blast cos I support Durham, it has heritage and the format is less gimmicky. But am open minded to the overall benefits of this (cos I think there are some).
I reckon this will further boost the surge in kids cricket, which is great.
RolyGregoire82
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I do get your point mate and totally agree with getting more kids into the game but this just isn't the right way to go about it, it's cringeworthy and the format and graphics are horrendous........
Voice of fair play
Striker
It probably is for the normal cricket supporter and what they used to
But they designed for kids and new people guess that’s the reason and point
But that’s what appeals, you only have to look at what video games and youtube videos are doing.
Crowds seemed to love last year’s competition so I’m unsure as to why you think it isn’t the way.
RolyGregoire82
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Yeah you're probably right mate, I just like watching a game of cricket on the tele with a couple of cans but this isn't enjoyable........
And yes you're right before you say, I should switch the f*cker off but it's still cricket so I'll persist with it........
Yeah you're probably right mate, I just like watching a game of cricket on the tele with a couple of cans but this isn't enjoyable........
And yes you're right before you say, I should switch the f*cker off but it's still cricket so I'll persist with it........
Give it a couple of years you’ll be supping cans with your Northern Superchargers t shirt and baseball cap on
RolyGregoire82
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Give it a couple of years you’ll be supping cans with your Northern Superchargers t shirt and baseball cap on
don't forget the oversized foam finger........
Not really. When you have a loyal and huge fanbase in a sport already, what’s the best way to grow the game? Well, admittedly I don’t have all the answers, but I know for a certain fact what definitely is NOT an answer - alienate your already huge and loyal fanbase.
It’s possible to be flexible year by year
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Struts
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If kids have no interest in The Blast why will they have any in The Hundred? That’s what confuses me most.
Cos one’s on the telly and the other isn’t. And yes, I know that The Blast could be on Tv in theory.
But it isn’t, and therefore the 100, in time, will be more successful imo.
But the Hundred is far more costly to stage. Vast marketing and salary costs,many spectators on freebies.
T20 is for piss ups
The Hundred is for family
The Hundred is for family
that's just ECB propaganda.
Can't see much difference between the make up of the crowds between the two. There are plenty of groups on the lash at the Hundred and lots of family groups at T20.
ECB claims and actual reality are poles apart.
mackem1989
Striker
Not even close.
Many fans watch t20 are families see it loads at Durham games
Also you see people on the piss at the 100
It’s been pushed and no one really wants it. I won’t be travelling to Yorkshire to watch a team that has nowt to do with us.
It’s being pushed and prodded and isn’t doing great. Seen many games with empty seats more than you would at a t20
