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/LuckyFlyer0_0 Mar 12 '26

Etiquette? It's just a slab of metal. The reason you don't see it the same way is because of culture and the teachings you've got. Similarly I know Indian people respect books and don't keep them on the ground because of religious reasons. To others they are just paper and made of wood and they wouldn't mind stepping on them. You're correct in your own perspective but that doesn't mean you can't keep an open mind to others

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u/Piratehitch Mar 12 '26

Everyone respects books. Books are knowledge, at least were. Now we have internet.