Warne's six-point plan
Shane Warne has spent the past couple of days pondering ways that cricket could be improved, and has come up with a six-point plan that he outlines in the Times
Brydon Coverdale
25-Feb-2013
Shane Warne has spent the past couple of days pondering ways that cricket could be improved, and has come up with a six-point plan that he outlines in the Times. It includes one particularly bold move.
End one-day internationals This is a big call, but cricket evolves and the 50-over game has passed its sell-by date. It’s amazing to think that after the Ashes series England and Australia play seven one-day games, which take about a month. Sorry, but that’s just greed on the part of administrators. From now on, we should be playing Tests and Twenty20 internationals, with a Twenty20 World Cup every two years.
Brydon Coverdale is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo. He tweets here