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ECB wants to keep the Hundred name even if it switches to Twenty20 format
A source involved in talks about the future of the Hundred says it wants to keep its ‘really powerful brand’ even if the format does change in 2028
Can't wait! Crisps Cricket = Best CricketFinally, real cricket is back tomorrow.
Farcical stoppageThought I'd tune in for a change, and I seem to be watching not-cricket instead
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Whoever was fielding at deep square definitely gave up on that one before it started to hold up in the outfield. If she'd put a dive in she'd've got there easily
Have you considered supporting a better crisp?The pain of being a Birmingham Phoenix fan is like a month of torture.
There's no turning back now. I've been a Butterkist fan man and boy.Have you considered supporting a better crisp?
I've been to Edgbaston for The Hundred once a couple of years ago, going again in a few weeks. It's great value for money (the cricket anyway, everything else is dystopian prices).View attachment 297188
I have little time for The Hundred TM, but I have a lot of time for a sold out Oval.
I agree.It may have destroyed most of the cricket season but what it does well, it does very well.