Open letter to ICC







What if Jasprit Bumrah opened the batting for India? 

What if bowlers batted from positions 1 to 11? 

What if batters bowl every over? What if there were no wicket keepers or all rounders? Let’s see how cricket will be.To make cricket more exciting than never before, I propose to you the first ever batters vs bowlers tour.

 


So here are the rules: No Wicket Keepers or All Rounders,15 player squads are must. There should be one warm up match, T20/List-A/Test or First class match. Players can be capped or uncapped and there should be a 2 year gap between tours.

 

There will be one warm up match before 2 test matches,3 List-A matches and 3 T20 matches.


I would say this would make it more exciting.


I would say batters will win but bowlers look good and might win.


Some rivalries that might happen to be good are Bumrah vs Kohli, Anderson vs Kohli,De Villiers vs Starc, Babar Azam vs Pat cummins and Dhawan vs Y.Chahal.

 

I would say it is better for fans because it would make the batters take wickets and it will become more exciting and more people will watch cricket.

 

It is good for ICC because since more people will watch cricket you will get more money and I am sure you want that.

 

Hope this makes you add a batters vs bowlers tour.

 

** Note: I said batters instead of batsmen because womens cricket has come up in the past few years and everyone is equal.

 

 

 


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