Could this be the last 50-over men's World Cup? ICC to review format's future
Men's Cricket World Cup news: ICC to discuss future of 50-over format after 2023 tournament in India as members voice concerns over viewing numbers The International Cricket Council (ICC) is set to review the future of the men's World Cup, potentially the last 50-over men's tournament, in a bid to prevent it from becoming the last. The ICC plans to stage meetings in November to discuss the format's future, with several members concerned about falling spectator numbers at the grounds and on television. The Cricketer's participation in the tournament is also being reviewed by the ICC, which aims to ensure that all fields are completed before all matches are completed.
Published : 2 years ago by George Dobell in Sports
Could this be the last 50-over men's World Cup? ICC to review format's future
GEORGE DOBELL IN BANGALORE: The Cricketer understands that the ICC plans to stage meetings in November to discuss the format's future, with several members concerned about falling spectator numbers both at the grounds and on television
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