Whether t20 will spoil test cricket?

Question

Whether t20 will spoil test cricket?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

the mater is not whether t20 or test it is only a game so,we should not confuse t20 with test cricket.players like rahul dravid&glenn are shining in both t20 & test.so t20 will not spoil test match to my view

Answer 3

Yes of course..After 4-5 years they'll stop playing test cricket

Answer 4

Hopefully not.

Test cricket shows the ability of a player.

His metal stability and ability to bat for long periods.

It shows the cricketers potential, like Kumar Sangakkara currently number 1 test player.

T20 doesn't spoil test crickt for me and hopefully not to many.

Answer 5

naah .........

it won't

test cricket is the real cricket............

Answer 6

It will certainly not 'spoil' test Cricket! it will provide interesting sidelines for serious cricket, as it is doing now! compare light music and classical music!

Answer 7

is test cricket not en spoil currently.

Allready test matches are spoiled so why to blame test cricket.

Test cricket continues for 5 days and no assurance whethere result will be there or not.

Answer 8

Not at all. A legend is a legend. Test cricket is a legendary format. It was the first format. T20 will also be played often but, OLD IS GOLD.

Answer 9

yes sure it will spoil the cricketer intrest as well as the fans intrest becoz it is a little slow game

Answer 10

no

Answer 11

Test Cricket is a purest game.

It is the ultimate form of the game and most players aspire to become a test player.

T20 will improve skills for both batsman and bowlers. And it will be a true test for the players' ability to adapt.

Answer 12

HOPEFULLY YES i really am gettin tired of test cricket its so BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 13

No t2o will never spoil test cricket as test cricket itself is very boring for a five consecutive days & one does'nt have so much of time these days to sit @ home & watch a five day test match. So i think that there is no sense of t20 spoiling test cricket. Well for those who have a lot of time to sit & watch a test match @ home for a five consecutive days it has a different charm for them but for people like us & the rest of the world "One Day" games are more entertaining whether it is a 20 overs game or a 50 overs game.

Answer 14

nope,good players know how to play real test cricket...and the good ones are always gonna do well,be it test cricket or T20

Answer 15

yes ofcourse

Answer 16

I dont think that  t20 wil spoil test cricket But it can even make test cricket more interseting. Till now we find that only australians make 400 runs a day but now other teams will also adopt it so i think test matches will not end in a draw as there would be a result.

Answer 17

no way... if that happens i'll never watch cricket!

Answer 18

i think test cricket will survive, as it is the ultimate form of the game, T20 is going thru a boom phase at the moment, but talk of player earning 15 million USD a season is a joke, for one, NO player is worth that much (well maybe bradman would have been LOL) and people forget that while T20 is booming right now, the novelty will wear off and its popularity will fade and Test cricket will regain popularity again

dont believe me? well they said the same thing about 50 over cricket, now people are talking about the fact the ODIs are now going to die out (tho they wont either, once T20 loses its novelty aspect it will slot in to the cricket calendar on balance with the other 2 forms of the game)

Answer 19

all three type of cricket is separate.  Do not mix it, in T20 you have want angry up to 4 hours. in onday you have want angry upto 8 hours. in test you have want  angry upto 5 days.

Answer 20

no test cricket will always be no 1

Answer 21

no. there are different tactics to play different formats. The players are professional so they will adopt to those formats.