discuss What Format of Cricket do You Like

[Yama]

Cricket is played in multiple formats, test match, one day, T20, 6 over matches, etc. What format of cricket do you like? Well, I like test match but I do not have time to sit and watch cricket for 5 days, therefore, I end up watching T20. I find one day cricket quite boring.

 

[ActionAce]

Cricket is played in multiple formats, test match, one day, T20, 6 over matches, etc. What format of cricket do you like? Well, I like test match but I do not have time to sit and watch cricket for 5 days, therefore, I end up watching T20. I find one day cricket quite boring.

The use of test cricket may however be time consuming and test cricket is the most traditional form of cricket. A completely different kind of cricket is T20 and it's fast paced. As for one-day cricket, sometimes it seems to be an intermediate between test and T20, but I can fully understand why you get bored with it.

 

[Yama]

The use of test cricket may however be time consuming and test cricket is the most traditional form of cricket. A completely different kind of cricket is T20 and it's fast paced. As for one-day cricket, sometimes it seems to be an intermediate between test and T20, but I can fully understand why you get bored with it.

test cricket is just like listening to music in the background, you can work and also watch it. One day is like watching a long movie and you have to be attentive all the time. It is quite no possible to become attentive all day long.

 

[EMMANUEL]

Test Cricket:
This is the traditional format, played over five days. It is known for its strategic depth, requiring patience and skill from players. Fans appreciate the nuances of the game, the battle of skill and stamina, and the ability to recover from tough situations.

 

[NatureFreak]

Everyone giving their opinions on their favorite cricket format, and then there's me who doesn't understand the game in the first place

 

[theearner]

Test cricket—it’s a battle of patience, skill, and strategy over days.

 

[Dr. A]

I am a fan of T20 format as my patience usually runs out by the end of the day to sit and follow Test cricket. ODI also interests me but I find 50 over too long. My respect goes out to all the players on the field out there in hot sun, sweating and still so energetic at each delivery. It is a laborious sport for sure.