Test match is the real cricket and T20 has repeatedly been ruining matches and does not connote patience which test match stands for. With a growing interest in T20, viewers no longer value test matches, and understanding test cricket will make one value and enjoy the game of cricket more. When IPL takes place, most cricket lovers are sad but when the Ashes series between say Australia and England, or other test series the table turns and people are more ecstatic because T20 is predictable while test matches are not.
While you find a large crowd enjoying and in the spirit of cricket when a test match is played, T20 is bamboozled with fans for the fun of it and not fully watching to enjoy or be in the spirit of the game.
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Not only has the spirit been destroyed, but the culture, also umpires final verdict about a match, the slightest balance between bat and ball, and lots more. In Asia, corrupt managers, politicians, and bookmarkers.
Since players are not interested in emerging with standard shots during T20 matches, the beauty of cricket is lots. Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Shahid Afridi, and the likes retired not long ago from the Test series so they could focus well on T20’s. Test matches go on for close to 5 days and these reduce players’ patience for test matches, unlike T20s that have to score a few runs in just 20 overs.
The skills of bowlers are being ruined as a result of T20s since the game is limited, they don’t get enough chance to swing their bats as much as when a test match is placed.
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To others, T20 is seen to have taken over the older concept of the earlier known cricket, some still see maintain that T20 matches are more daring and also helps player gain poise as they have to race less score, and is more interesting to watch than the slow Test matches and ODI’S. But despite the fact that it’s a complete bundle of entertainment and is capable of attracting large number of people, the concept has been largely believed to be corrupt and is a detachment from the ideal definition of what cricket stands for.
