WORLD SUPER LEAGUE
· ICC has announced world super league for odi cricket….
After the World Test Championship, ICC has
announced World Super League for ODI to make it more interesting as was the
case with Test Cricket. On Monday ICC announced the Super League which would
kick start in the upcoming England v/s Ireland ODI series. Originally it was
supposed to start from May 2020 but due the corona virus pandemic it was
delayed and now it would be underway.
Over the course of the league, each team would
play four home and four away ODI series. The series will be a three-match
series although the teams are free to play more matches but the extra matches
results won’t be considered for league points. Every win will be awarded 10 league points, 5 points for the tie or no result and no points will be awarded for the loss.
The ODI series between England and Ireland would
be the first series of the league. The exact details for which teams will
compete to which team is not yet sure because the FTP of each nation has been
affected due to corona virus pandemic. Awarding points in bilateral series
would make each bilateral competition really interesting, but there are some
drawbacks here as well as in World Test Championship which needs to be look
into by the ICC.
Another spice which has been added to the World
Super League is that third umpires
will call the no-balls instead of on-field umpires. This technology was
tested earlier in 2019, in the series between India and Windies and proved
quite successful, this will make the League much more interesting.
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