THERE are two things that have always concerned me about the rise of T20 cricket.
To begin with, I have never been sold on the argument that T20 cricket would introduce and encourage a whole new generation to the longer form of cricket. My fear has always been that T20 would become its own master, arguably at the expense of the longer form of the game. In my opinion that has happened.
My second concern is where will this end? David Rimmer, in his excellent letter (TCP, October 27) states that “attention spans are shorter three hours to complete, which will suit modern family life bett...