Game Of Cricket

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    saurabhpandeposted 15 years ago

    Should the countries like USA, China do something to endorse the sports like Cricket which is a huge hit in sub-continent?

    1. prettydarkhorse profile image62
      prettydarkhorseposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      football is the fav in the US, baseball next then basketball

      in China, martial arts, gymanastics then they are starting to like basketball

      in AUS and UK I think cricket is popular

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        ryankettposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Yeah Cricket is popular in the UK, Australia, India (huge there), Pakistan, and a few more. Absolutely massive in India though, a lot of money in Indian cricket. Oh and who could forget the West Indies, they have had some great players too.

      2. bukan profile image59
        bukanposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Yes Pretty you are right just include their India also it was very much popular game in their.  smile

  2. heart4theword profile image59
    heart4thewordposted 15 years ago

    Sorry, I have to say I think I know what cricket is, but not for sure.  So I can't be much help!

    1. El Kap profile image61
      El Kapposted 15 years ago

      Attempts have recently been made to make cricket more attractive to an international, younger audience with the introduction of new versions of the game.  First some 50 over (thats around 4 hours per team, 8 hours in total) games were reduced to 40 overs, and then came the introduction of 20/20 cricket (20 overs a side, about 3 hours total).

      Could 20/20 cricket take off in the States? Has it been tried?  Does anyone there know what it is bar cricket lovers?

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      saurabhpandeposted 15 years ago

      I think ICC should introduce the Cricket in the countries by endorsing initially the 20/20 CRICKET. This will not only promote the game but also attract the younger generation as 20/20 cricket is much more faster and relatively a huge hit in world cricket.

     
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