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[kdale6]

I can't remember exactly who it was but some pundit recommended series should follow a format of 3 ODIs , then 3-5 Tests ending with 3 T20Is - seems a good way to go for me - they all have their place but personally my preferences are test and t20

[FattusCattus]

We're just trying to build a generational pattern based on watching preferences. I'd guess you are 20 yrs or under Top Gun?

[Topgun]

Nah mate i just finished uni i'm 20+

[northernboy1987]

I love watching all forms of cricket, there's no doubt T20 is exciting but Test's are and always should remain the pinnacle of international cricket in my opinion, it forms a much more rounded and involved test of a players skills under much more challenging conditions.

[Topgun]

Yes thats right, i just said that t20s are much more fun to watch then tests

[Number4]

I was only pointing out that the younger generation are more favoured towards the shorter formats of the game.

I don't mind odi, I love test cricket and I could take or leave T20. I'm a different generation 40+ here

[FattusCattus]

Exactamundo my crusty old friend!

[joeljonno]

I was only pointing out that the younger generation are more favoured towards the shorter formats of the game.

I don't mind odi, I love test cricket and I could take or leave T20. I'm a different generation 40+ here

I'm very much at both ends. I love test cricket and really enjoy T20, mainly as we play that on a night. We don't get to play 5-day games.

I'm not as bothered about ODIs. I don't find them as interesting or as entertaining.


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[ppccopener]

Fattus do you remember the timeless Tests when it took England 3 months just to sail port to port to Sydney?

personally i'm down with the yoof and quite like T20.

You can't beat a test match thou especially stuffy old Lords , all the tradition, yellow and red blazers and all that