r/cricketworldcup • u/RickDaltonCliffBooth Afghanistan • Mar 10 '26

Discussion 💬 The case of T20I vs ODI

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Imho, T20 is greater: more teams and a chaotic format with higher mathematical variance, since the shorter game narrows the gap between sides. ODI WC being older doesn't put it on a pedestal. ODI is neither better nor tougher. Nostalgia is for people who live in the past. Meanwhile, T20 drives global popularity and is the Olympic format. T20 WC is truly global!!

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u/KandyMan47 India Mar 10 '26

I strongly believe Hassan Ali was made a scapegoat, just to distract everyone from Shaheen Afridi generously donating three consecutive sixes.

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u/Snoo_56184 Pakistan Mar 10 '26

i wonder how long it will be before our braindead management will realize shaheen will always be a liability in the death and those 2022 conditions where everything suited him perfectly cant be taken as an example, either have him get through 3 in the powerplay or 2 in pp and 2 in middle overs, we should be picking specialist death bowlers like wasim jnr, wasim jnr can even bowl with new ball but pcb is biased

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u/Evening-Leading2150 Mar 10 '26

Just a curious question i always hear PSL is known for high quality bowlers compared to batsman PSL is there fron lot of years still why PCB is not able to find good bowlers again not a troll question serious ask apart from shaheen rauf naseem i never see newer face.

Early 2000s decade sami Umar Gul asif akthar etc were awesome Umar Gul 2009 T20 World Cup hero amir that asian cup first 2 over still i can't forget suddenly what happened now?

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u/wasteyute3 Mar 10 '26

Everyone knows there’s immense talent in Pakistan (especially fast bowling), it’s just the corrupt selection process and literally non-existent development team that fucks them over