sport news English cricket could be set for a NEW red ball competition to be played ... trends now
sport news English cricket could be set for a NEW red ball competition to be played ... trends now
English cricket could be set for a NEW red ball competition to be played alongside the Hundred amid County Championship cuts... and more regionalised teams could be created! English cricket could be set for the introduction of a new red ball competition The competition would legislate for proposed cuts to the County Championship Sir Andrew Strauss' high-performance review could shake up the English game A new competition would run alongside the Hundred and could be regionalised
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Counties will be offered the chance to play a new red-ball competition in August from next season as compensation for the proposed cuts to the County Championship.
Sir Andrew Strauss’ high-performance review will push to reduce the Championship from 14 games a season to 10 or 12. It is, however, being resisted by counties who are worried about a backlash from members and concerned about players being left idle for long periods.
Strauss’ review panel will meet next week to agree concrete proposals, with a view to a vote of the county chairmen being held in September so the new structure can be put into place
