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February 03, 2023, 06:59:10 PM
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The main issue with the bid from ICC is that they don't have any qualifying tournament. They want teams to be selected on the basis of ICC ranking, which is biased towards the full members. IOC wants a fair pathway for all the competing nations and they will definitely shoot down this obscene proposal from the ICC. And perhaps this is exactly what the ICC want.
Even now the schedule is full and every player is complaining that they are not getting enough rest and in that instance how can the ICC allocate a qualifying tournament for the ICC. The solution should be, there should be a qualification round like the Test Championships and the team should be ranked and picked for the Olympics according to that ranking rather than conducting a separate tournament.

The sole reason FIFA has implemented rules to participate in the Olympics is because they do not want the Olympics to be bigger than the World Cup and ICC should follow that guideline.

To be very honest, i would not blame ICC if the players are not getting enough rest. Basically there are so many leagues these days and they give good money to the players so every cricketer wants to be part of each and every one of them.

Since they also have to play for their own country, this will make their schedule more busy. I would blame cricketers for being remain busy in playing for most part of the year and not getting the appropriate rest. Greediness of earning money is something to be blamed for and not the ICC alone is responsible for it.
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February 03, 2023, 05:22:57 PM
Most of the team sports in Olympics have either 12 or 16 participants. For football, it is 16 (with almost 200 countries participating in the qualifier tournament), while for other sports such as basketball, field hockey and volleyball it is 12. IMO, 12 should be a good number for cricket, for both the men's and women's tournaments. And the IOC has ruled out T10 format, because they want a format which is played regularly. But then, a normal T20 game takes at least 3 to 3.5 hours to get completed.

The main issue with the bid from ICC is that they don't have any qualifying tournament. They want teams to be selected on the basis of ICC ranking, which is biased towards the full members. IOC wants a fair pathway for all the competing nations and they will definitely shoot down this obscene proposal from the ICC. And perhaps this is exactly what the ICC want.

Its still not finalized by IOC that whether or not cricket is included in 2028 LA Olympics (final decision expected in Oct this year). You are talking about 12 teams but ICC has proposed six-team T20 events for both men and women for 2028 LA Olympics. Its a great move by ICC to take cricket to biggest sporting event after giving a delay of many decades.
Cricket biggest problem is very limited number of test teams and new countries are not joining in. Reason is not clear that why new teams are not coming in this sports.
ICC proposing 6 teams is a way to keep the Olympic matches not that interesting. More the teams more will be the interest in watching it. ICC might've felt of losing importance of different tournaments and leagues. Cricket is played on different countries, but they doesn't make themselves into the next levels. In recent years it is Netherlands, Ireland that have made good progress. Not much teams into test format cricket, because huge funding is required.
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February 03, 2023, 03:09:41 PM
Even now the schedule is full and every player is complaining that they are not getting enough rest and in that instance how can the ICC allocate a qualifying tournament for the ICC. The solution should be, there should be a qualification round like the Test Championships and the team should be ranked and picked for the Olympics according to that ranking rather than conducting a separate tournament.

The sole reason FIFA has implemented rules to participate in the Olympics is because they do not want the Olympics to be bigger than the World Cup and ICC should follow that guideline.
There are many ways we can do things like FIFA and ICC can also have good benefits from these aspects, but they are not loyalist like FIFA officials for this game, so we are having troubles and activities which are not helpful for the cricket like if ICC officials talk to IOC then surely we can also send teams U-23, and then we also can arrange qualifiers as well which will help the game and also increase market for this game as well but here ICC is doing only tricks and never want cricket could be part of this global system.

Here we have U-19 events, so we can arrange U-23 qualifiers for the game as well which many other beneficial things can also happen but for this all we need big heart and positive mind peoples in the ICC management.
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February 03, 2023, 02:28:02 PM
Most of the team sports in Olympics have either 12 or 16 participants. For football, it is 16 (with almost 200 countries participating in the qualifier tournament), while for other sports such as basketball, field hockey and volleyball it is 12. IMO, 12 should be a good number for cricket, for both the men's and women's tournaments. And the IOC has ruled out T10 format, because they want a format which is played regularly. But then, a normal T20 game takes at least 3 to 3.5 hours to get completed.

The main issue with the bid from ICC is that they don't have any qualifying tournament. They want teams to be selected on the basis of ICC ranking, which is biased towards the full members. IOC wants a fair pathway for all the competing nations and they will definitely shoot down this obscene proposal from the ICC. And perhaps this is exactly what the ICC want.
Here I have one things IOC is right in his way as they are dealing with ICC because here mostly are corrupt mind peoples, and they are also not serious about cricket's entry in Olympics they are doing this all just for the paper work nothing else here as many times we already discussed few things which are surely important for the game if they adopted then surely we will have better results and progress as well as now it's time for saying goodbye to ODI format and have just eight or ten teams fixed for the test format with increase number of countries for T20i and then bring a window for the Olympics qualifiers which will be possible because we can arrange this for nearly as many countries are available and then surely we can send 12 teams for men and women's as well which are good.

We will have world cup for every two years and then Olympics for the every four years which are not bad and WTC is also good with it's current shape but needs improvement in quality which is also possible as just which countries having strong domestic set up for test format will be allowed to stay here, and franchise leagues are also possible to have better system under ICC supervision even they will have no control, but they can give them assistant for having better arrangements and other things.
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February 03, 2023, 02:08:15 PM
As it is still awaiting its approval, we will have to wait longer. There may be some reasons why ICC has recommended only 6 teams to be there. I think it can be time consuming as only top 6 teams are allowed to participate. If such rules are in force in every event then there should not be any difficulty. All the countries who can hold the top position of the ranking will be able to play there. In this regard maximum efforts will be made to retain everyone's position in the ranking. As a result, more seriousness will increase towards cricket.

I have no idea what reasons could there be for the ICC to be forced to send only six teams to the Olympics. I know a lot of people do not even care about the Olympics competition at all. Especially when it comes to cricket. But it has become genuinely important for cricket to have a good impact in the Olympics. So that the popularity grows.


The bigger problem is with the proposal by ICC to do away with a qualifier tournament. In Olympics, it doesn't work like that. Automatic qualification is provided only for hosts and everyone else need to play the qualifiers. ICC ranking is not recognized by the IOC, because it is meaningless. ICC eligibility criteria is a joke and matches using this criteria can't be used for qualifying to the Olympics. If ICC is serious about cricket getting included in the Olympics, then they need to come up with a proper proposal and not this sham they put forward now. 3 Olympic medals can't be distributed among 5 teams (+hosts) and they need to work on Olympic qualifier tournament if they are serious about it. 

I think we all understand that the ICC is not at all serious about the Olympics. Otherwise, these steps could have been taken much earlier. Having only three teams represent cricket in the Olympics is, of course, a disgrace to the Olympics itself.
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February 03, 2023, 01:33:09 PM
Most of the team sports in Olympics have either 12 or 16 participants. For football, it is 16 (with almost 200 countries participating in the qualifier tournament), while for other sports such as basketball, field hockey and volleyball it is 12. IMO, 12 should be a good number for cricket, for both the men's and women's tournaments. And the IOC has ruled out T10 format, because they want a format which is played regularly. But then, a normal T20 game takes at least 3 to 3.5 hours to get completed.

The main issue with the bid from ICC is that they don't have any qualifying tournament. They want teams to be selected on the basis of ICC ranking, which is biased towards the full members. IOC wants a fair pathway for all the competing nations and they will definitely shoot down this obscene proposal from the ICC. And perhaps this is exactly what the ICC want.

Its still not finalized by IOC that whether or not cricket is included in 2028 LA Olympics (final decision expected in Oct this year). You are talking about 12 teams but ICC has proposed six-team T20 events for both men and women for 2028 LA Olympics. Its a great move by ICC to take cricket to biggest sporting event after giving a delay of many decades.
Cricket biggest problem is very limited number of test teams and new countries are not joining in. Reason is not clear that why new teams are not coming in this sports.
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February 03, 2023, 01:28:33 PM
The system is not going to change. Out of the 16 voting members of the ICC, only 3 are representing associates. And even out of these three, one (Oman) is a proxy of the BCCI. So 14 out of the 16 members have reasons to maintain the current system. When Shashank Manohar was the chairman of the ICC, I had some hope. But he was soon replaced by the pig-4 nominee Greg Barclay. And among associates, the ongoing process of teams with 100% foreigner squads gaining over the native sides will accelerate in the future.

Now coming to franchise cricket, I don't think that we will see a situation similar to what we have in football sometime soon. International cricket (bilaterals and ICC tournaments) still attract a lot of revenue. Although leagues such as IPL are important, they are not going to replace ICC tournaments. ICC has already announced calendar up to 2031, and we have a major ICC tournament every year. This is dissimilar to the case with football, where they have the World Cup only once in 4 years.
Cricket was the game of gentlemen but now under control of peoples those are not gentlemen and have no heart for having good and positive changes which bring this game popular and having good positive changes as well because every one want to fill his own pocket and right now franchise leagues are best for this with BCCI is having strong connections, and they are taking good advantage of this all with few associates which are also having benefits just because of BCCI needs to cooperate with them, so they are doing and having few benefits otherwise I have feeling if they try to go with the way we have in soccer and other sports we can take good advantage for minors, and they can also increase their profit as well.

But right now, things are not going into this way, and we have to wait for the very long if we have changes in this system because right now most of the peoples are not in favour of this all and their calendar which is settled until 2031 is also not allowing them to bring changes in this system.
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February 03, 2023, 01:17:32 PM
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The main issue with the bid from ICC is that they don't have any qualifying tournament. They want teams to be selected on the basis of ICC ranking, which is biased towards the full members. IOC wants a fair pathway for all the competing nations and they will definitely shoot down this obscene proposal from the ICC. And perhaps this is exactly what the ICC want.
Even now the schedule is full and every player is complaining that they are not getting enough rest and in that instance how can the ICC allocate a qualifying tournament for the ICC. The solution should be, there should be a qualification round like the Test Championships and the team should be ranked and picked for the Olympics according to that ranking rather than conducting a separate tournament.

The sole reason FIFA has implemented rules to participate in the Olympics is because they do not want the Olympics to be bigger than the World Cup and ICC should follow that guideline.
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February 03, 2023, 08:30:03 AM
ICC should give a reasonable proposal for Olympics and atleat send 10 teams which should include all big 3 , associate teams so that people should wnjoy that and there should be competitive matches. Yes the format should be discussed like make it 10 overs or 20 overs depending upon time given but atleast give some attention to this Olympics.

Most of the team sports in Olympics have either 12 or 16 participants. For football, it is 16 (with almost 200 countries participating in the qualifier tournament), while for other sports such as basketball, field hockey and volleyball it is 12. IMO, 12 should be a good number for cricket, for both the men's and women's tournaments. And the IOC has ruled out T10 format, because they want a format which is played regularly. But then, a normal T20 game takes at least 3 to 3.5 hours to get completed.

The main issue with the bid from ICC is that they don't have any qualifying tournament. They want teams to be selected on the basis of ICC ranking, which is biased towards the full members. IOC wants a fair pathway for all the competing nations and they will definitely shoot down this obscene proposal from the ICC. And perhaps this is exactly what the ICC want.
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February 03, 2023, 06:48:01 AM
As it is still awaiting its approval, we will have to wait longer. There may be some reasons why ICC has recommended only 6 teams to be there. I think it can be time consuming as only top 6 teams are allowed to participate. If such rules are in force in every event then there should not be any difficulty. All the countries who can hold the top position of the ranking will be able to play there. In this regard maximum efforts will be made to retain everyone's position in the ranking. As a result, more seriousness will increase towards cricket.

The bigger problem is with the proposal by ICC to do away with a qualifier tournament. In Olympics, it doesn't work like that. Automatic qualification is provided only for hosts and everyone else need to play the qualifiers. ICC ranking is not recognized by the IOC, because it is meaningless. ICC eligibility criteria is a joke and matches using this criteria can't be used for qualifying to the Olympics. If ICC is serious about cricket getting included in the Olympics, then they need to come up with a proper proposal and not this sham they put forward now. 3 Olympic medals can't be distributed among 5 teams (+hosts) and they need to work on Olympic qualifier tournament if they are serious about it. 
ICC should give a reasonable proposal for Olympics and atleat send 10 teams which should include all big 3 , associate teams so that people should wnjoy that and there should be competitive matches. Yes the format should be discussed like make it 10 overs or 20 overs depending upon time given but atleast give some attention to this Olympics.
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February 03, 2023, 05:03:45 AM
As it is still awaiting its approval, we will have to wait longer. There may be some reasons why ICC has recommended only 6 teams to be there. I think it can be time consuming as only top 6 teams are allowed to participate. If such rules are in force in every event then there should not be any difficulty. All the countries who can hold the top position of the ranking will be able to play there. In this regard maximum efforts will be made to retain everyone's position in the ranking. As a result, more seriousness will increase towards cricket.

The bigger problem is with the proposal by ICC to do away with a qualifier tournament. In Olympics, it doesn't work like that. Automatic qualification is provided only for hosts and everyone else need to play the qualifiers. ICC ranking is not recognized by the IOC, because it is meaningless. ICC eligibility criteria is a joke and matches using this criteria can't be used for qualifying to the Olympics. If ICC is serious about cricket getting included in the Olympics, then they need to come up with a proper proposal and not this sham they put forward now. 3 Olympic medals can't be distributed among 5 teams (+hosts) and they need to work on Olympic qualifier tournament if they are serious about it. 
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February 03, 2023, 04:45:00 AM
Right now we have only three countries those are interested in test format, and they are Australia, England and India because they have good domestic set up and all resources which are helpful for having good check and balance in this format others are suffering due to finances and other domestic issues which is the biggest concern right now with this now time to give up about ODI and just depend on test and T20 which will be more beneficial and having better chance of development.

ODI is also having no chance to grow up, so now we need to give all intention to t20 which is future and right now we can bring 16 to 20 good teams which will provide good entertainment, and we will have better revenue as well and then Olympics is also needed good intention which will give more exposure to this game in many countries but if ICC wants to have better results in test then surely needs to have good strategy for this as well which is important for the better future.

I really do not want to talk about how the ICC is sending only six teams to the Olympics. Because I feel like they have got a lot of backlash because of it. But they are not going to change anyway.

As it is still awaiting its approval, we will have to wait longer. There may be some reasons why ICC has recommended only 6 teams to be there. I think it can be time consuming as only top 6 teams are allowed to participate. If such rules are in force in every event then there should not be any difficulty. All the countries who can hold the top position of the ranking will be able to play there. In this regard maximum efforts will be made to retain everyone's position in the ranking. As a result, more seriousness will increase towards cricket.
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February 02, 2023, 10:55:47 PM
Sure associate nations,  many of them find it hard to field even competitive teams unless there are subcontinent players or have some sort of experience in counties.

Can bet my BTC stash that the current system is not going to change in our lifetime and it's for good, sure franchise cricket will create its own ecosystem but only the strong will survive.

Agreed on this part. The system is not going to change. Out of the 16 voting members of the ICC, only 3 are representing associates. And even out of these three, one (Oman) is a proxy of the BCCI. So 14 out of the 16 members have reasons to maintain the current system. When Shashank Manohar was the chairman of the ICC, I had some hope. But he was soon replaced by the pig-4 nominee Greg Barclay. And among associates, the ongoing process of teams with 100% foreigner squads gaining over the native sides will accelerate in the future.

Now coming to franchise cricket, I don't think that we will see a situation similar to what we have in football sometime soon. International cricket (bilaterals and ICC tournaments) still attract a lot of revenue. Although leagues such as IPL are important, they are not going to replace ICC tournaments. ICC has already announced calendar up to 2031, and we have a major ICC tournament every year. This is dissimilar to the case with football, where they have the World Cup only once in 4 years.
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February 02, 2023, 02:00:46 PM
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T-20 is a new phenomenon and unofficially the funding setup has a history of decades. T-20 ranking is volatile and it could change in a span of just 200 overs or 5 matches so it hardly matters. Cricket as a sport will die if you distribute funding based on T-20, primarily because of franchise cricket.

T20I is the only ICC ranking system where the associate nations are included. Match between associate nations are awarded T20I status and therefore considered for ranking. On the other hand, only matches with full members are considered for ODI and Test ranking. So how can the funding be decided based on ODI/Test ranking, when only 10-12 countries are effectively included there? I understand that the T20I team rankings can be quite volatile. The solution here is to take the average of ranking over a 4-year period, rather than look at the rank on a particular cutoff date.
Sure associate nations,  many of them find it hard to field even competitive teams unless there are subcontinent players or have some sort of experience in counties.

Can bet my BTC stash that the current system is not going to change in our lifetime and it's for good, sure franchise cricket will create its own ecosystem but only the strong will survive.
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February 02, 2023, 01:26:43 PM
Right now we have only three countries those are interested in test format, and they are Australia, England and India because they have good domestic set up and all resources which are helpful for having good check and balance in this format others are suffering due to finances and other domestic issues which is the biggest concern right now with this now time to give up about ODI and just depend on test and T20 which will be more beneficial and having better chance of development.

ODI is also having no chance to grow up, so now we need to give all intention to t20 which is future and right now we can bring 16 to 20 good teams which will provide good entertainment, and we will have better revenue as well and then Olympics is also needed good intention which will give more exposure to this game in many countries but if ICC wants to have better results in test then surely needs to have good strategy for this as well which is important for the better future.

The only three countries that are actually interested in test cricket are actually interested in test cricket because they are getting decent popularity for the test cricket that they play. We all know that India is a great test cricket team. And we also know that the Ashes is still a very popular tournament of cricket. Probably these are the only two reasons why test cricket is still alive.

I really do not want to talk about how the ICC is sending only six teams to the Olympics. Because I feel like they have got a lot of backlash because of it. But they are not going to change anyway.
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February 02, 2023, 12:49:11 PM
T20I is the only ICC ranking system where the associate nations are included. Match between associate nations are awarded T20I status and therefore considered for ranking. On the other hand, only matches with full members are considered for ODI and Test ranking. So how can the funding be decided based on ODI/Test ranking, when only 10-12 countries are effectively included there? I understand that the T20I team rankings can be quite volatile. The solution here is to take the average of ranking over a 4-year period, rather than look at the rank on a particular cutoff date.
Now it's time for ICC to have good changes in their strategy because now things are changing drastically, and we can't afford more waste of time for this all they need to bring new setup for the funding like increase finances for the t-20 countries even they are associate and give them better help for increasing quality and performance which is good and if they have problem for awarding funds then bring a system where all countries will play a quota of matches every year and then after the world cup which is now going to play after every two years give them funds on their two years performance base which will give good improvement in quality and performance for them but surely need to start from scratch and also have good confidence for the better development of the associate countries as well.
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February 02, 2023, 12:13:36 PM
I honestly feel like a lot of cricket boards are genuinely not very serious about test cricket right now because honestly, test cricket is going to die very soon. That's why I think Pakistan is actually not very serious about it. On the other hand, if Pakistan is actually serious about it, I do not think that they are doing a good job.

You are absolutely right, only being dependent on one bowler for the test format is absolutely not a good idea at all. And I think not only in the test format, Pakistan depends on certain players in almost all formats of cricket. If they are not performing well, Pakistan is losing.

Some serious changes need to be made in cricket. Otherwise, it is very true that cricket will eventually die. And they have to change the funding based on the revenue.
Right now we have only three countries those are interested in test format, and they are Australia, England and India because they have good domestic set up and all resources which are helpful for having good check and balance in this format others are suffering due to finances and other domestic issues which is the biggest concern right now with this now time to give up about ODI and just depend on test and T20 which will be more beneficial and having better chance of development.

ODI is also having no chance to grow up, so now we need to give all intention to t20 which is future and right now we can bring 16 to 20 good teams which will provide good entertainment, and we will have better revenue as well and then Olympics is also needed good intention which will give more exposure to this game in many countries but if ICC wants to have better results in test then surely needs to have good strategy for this as well which is important for the better future.
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February 01, 2023, 10:00:04 PM
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T-20 is a new phenomenon and unofficially the funding setup has a history of decades. T-20 ranking is volatile and it could change in a span of just 200 overs or 5 matches so it hardly matters. Cricket as a sport will die if you distribute funding based on T-20, primarily because of franchise cricket.

T20I is the only ICC ranking system where the associate nations are included. Match between associate nations are awarded T20I status and therefore considered for ranking. On the other hand, only matches with full members are considered for ODI and Test ranking. So how can the funding be decided based on ODI/Test ranking, when only 10-12 countries are effectively included there? I understand that the T20I team rankings can be quite volatile. The solution here is to take the average of ranking over a 4-year period, rather than look at the rank on a particular cutoff date.
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February 01, 2023, 08:20:28 PM
If the popularity of sport and population are the criteria then India should get a separate tier alone. Bangladesh is not far behind, they should be ahead of NZ too.
Oh well SA beat India 2-1 in their last home series. Pakistan lost all 3 test series at home, they didn't even win the series against SL and WI in the current WTC cycle.
Well, I am saying that performance should be the main criteria, but other factors can be supplementary. In case of Pakistan, injury to their premier fast bowler (Shaheen Shah Afridi) had a major impact on their recent matches. If you check the T20 rankings, Pakistan is at 3rd position and South Africa is at 4th. While deciding about the funding, performance in T20 should get higher priority, because it is the main revenue source. In case of Bangladesh, their performance can't be compared with either Pakistan or South Africa. They are far behind.
If a full test nation relies on only 1 bowler in a test format and that too in the home season then there is something very wrong in the setup. In contrast, SA beat the No 1 Indian team with 3 debutants in the team.
T-20 is a new phenomenon and unofficially the funding setup has a history of decades. T-20 ranking is volatile and it could change in a span of just 200 overs or 5 matches so it hardly matters. Cricket as a sport will die if you distribute funding based on T-20, primarily because of franchise cricket.

I honestly feel like a lot of cricket boards are genuinely not very serious about test cricket right now because honestly, test cricket is going to die very soon. That's why I think Pakistan is actually not very serious about it. On the other hand, if Pakistan is actually serious about it, I do not think that they are doing a good job.

You are absolutely right, only being dependent on one bowler for the test format is absolutely not a good idea at all. And I think not only in the test format, Pakistan depends on certain players in almost all formats of cricket. If they are not performing well, Pakistan is losing.

Some serious changes need to be made in cricket. Otherwise, it is very true that cricket will eventually die. And they have to change the funding based on the revenue.
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February 01, 2023, 01:28:05 PM
If a full test nation relies on only 1 bowler in a test format and that too in the home season then there is something very wrong in the setup. In contrast, SA beat the No 1 Indian team with 3 debutants in the team.

T-20 is a new phenomenon and unofficially the funding setup has a history of decades. T-20 ranking is volatile and it could change in a span of just 200 overs or 5 matches so it hardly matters. Cricket as a sport will die if you distribute funding based on T-20, primarily because of franchise cricket.
I believe these are all baseless baseless because in ICC how things will work they have better idea and doing with their own sack and priorities as well but still now I have feeling we need few changes in this system if we want to have better performance and quality which will increase interest in few regions of this world for this game specially they need to work on South America and Europe which is completely out of their limits just because few members feel if they will involve more countries than surely they will be losing their grip on ICC and things could be happened on merit which is not suitable for big-3 which are currently ruling this all.

T20 is the future, and they need to develop with facilitating more leagues and having more players and development which increase salary of players and fan base as well because right now mostly having feeling we can't stay without India which is surely not positive mindset because entry in Olympics is also beneficial and can give big boost.
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