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The MVP trophy is.

I like that idea

what true fans want

and injure every player as a cricket you need to understand that there is a diff b/w bowling pitch and unsafe pitch

@@Vaibhavgangwar2mm obviously I was joking ...

@@Vaibhavgangwar2mm unsafe pitch kya hoti hai? 1990s me Tendulkar aisi pitch me century marte the, ye easily Test ground bann sakta hai, this pitch isnt even 6 months old.

Everyone will be retired hurt

Yeah, I think for proper cricket fans we all believe this is way more satisfactory and rewarding as a viewer, but some of the casuals may be less interested.

​@@ahbabaziz true, I've loved them through and through since you don't know what a par score is and one over with less runs and without even a wicket can change the game. But my concern is, ICC is saying they want to promote the game, which they clearly don't want to since we don't see these games or at least the USA games airing for free inside USA. And on top of that, we don't see ticket access well managed in terms of both price and availability. and if they wanted to grow the game inside US actually we won't be seeing these extremely low scoring matches either. But it's alright considering we as core fans enjoy and also we know that ICC doesn't actually want to grow cricket in USA.

Unpopular for a reason.

Could be for you. But not for the majority sadly :)

Certainly not for the new ppl coming to watch and explore the sport.

you should check out his documentary and books. Very well versed and well written

@@catanana where can I find the documentary

@@sahillaskar2285yt

Rubbish your just old fashioned and stuck in a by gone era

Test will soon be over anyway.

And usa, uae, canada, oman, the netherlands, singapore, hong kong, kuwait, qatar, bahrain, saudi will never have test status with those immigrant players. They need real arabs, canadians, chinese, and americans.

@@white_skinned_bitch”Test” won’t be over soon “anyway”. But it is shrinking outside Ind/Aus/Eng, so we should protect and try and promote it. It’s the pinnacle of the sport, nothing comes close.

@@HikarusVibrator stop being delusional. It's not the pinnacle of sports. It's a f***ing game that exists between 5-6 f***ing countries in the entire world.

they said that about their football 'success'. never panned out. They rely too much on their genetically gifted bodies for success in sports.

@@3_smh_3 What you said is total nonsense. If cricket was as ingrained into American culture as it was baseball they would easily be dominating the sport. And genetically gifted bodies are a huge advantage. India and other asian countries are lucky the best athletes in Australia go to AFL, rugby, and other sports, otherwise you would have bowlers bowling at 165+ speeds. There was a footy show not long ago of an AFL athlete bowling at 160+ just for fun, and they were clocking his speed with the same technology used in cricket games.

@@Sothpawman can you provide citation? genuinely asking. I couldn't find any videos or article. most bowlers don't bowl fast because of potential injuries and the bigger the body the higher the chances. That's why Mcgrath got injured in 2005 Ashes by simply slipping over some ball or something. That's why MLB pitchers average just above 150 and that's literally throwing.

A bunch of immigrants. Not real americans.

@@3_smh_3 What do you mean never panned out? Soccer is finally becoming a mainstream sport in the US for boys to play growing up. The USMNT now has all of its players playing on teams in Europe in the big 5 leagues. Talent-wise they only look like they will continue to get better at the game.

For a bunch of immigrants?

​@@white_skinned_bitchWhy not.

If Disc Golf and Hotdog Eating can survive as sports in America, so can cricket.

and (i hate to say it) sports betting

@@KeyboardAbhishek does hotdog eating has world cup watched by over 1.6B ppl? Does hotdog eating requires skills and facilities to train as cricket do? There is difference between between what is a sport and what's a mare time pass thing.

@@KeyboardAbhishek what cricket requires is commercial audience inside the US. It will bring ppl with money and investment. And that will expand the game.💸

Good to see a bunch of immigrants?

@@white_skinned_bitch yes, what your problem with that?

@@monitor-mindtheover-void6712 I want natives. Not a bunch of immigrants.

They are not on h1b, they ate citizens

Not all of the players are citizens (some are), but they'll probably get some help to get green cards to at least remain in the country. Corey Anderson, on accounts of marrying an American, is certainly safe, and there's no way Netravalkar and Monank don't get green cards either. Ali Khan should already be good to go considering he moved at a young age. Either way, we also have a World Cup-caliber U19 team who can pick up the slack if they're given a chance to grow their game whether in the US league system or abroad.

Stop making dumb comments, H1B team is just a meme. All players are green card or Us citizen 😂

@@sumedhgarimella6024our u19 squad is good?

only you

So a bunch of immigrants?

LoL..... No...