Favourite form of cricket

[Offspinner]

I was just wondering what the most popular form of cricket is.

Which out of the following would you rate as your favourite?

- Tests
- First Class (4 day)
- 3 dayers
- 50 Over ODIs
- 40 Over ODs
- T20

 

[pcfan123]

Tests without a doubt, although I will watch any cricket that is on, even u19s, womens, assosiate. I love all cricket, but Tests remain my favorite by a mile

 

[Gilly Fan]

Tests without a doubt, although I will watch any cricket that is on, even u19s, womens, assosiate. I love all cricket, but Tests remain my favorite by a mile

Just wondering, are you American or just a pommy expat?

 

[Amitpal_003]

Definitely Tests for me, but I am willing to watch any other forms of cricket.

 

[aussie1st]

Test is obviously the ultimate and always good playing India, England and even SA in a Test series. But ODI still provide thrills and T20 is there for the slogging side of me.

 

[SaiSrini]

Though I love tests and T20, I would opt for ODI's because they have given me the most entertainment and also great skill displays too.

 

[khalek]

I hate Tests, ODIs and T20s.

 

[pcfan123]

Just wondering, are you American or just a pommy expat?

American

 

[naresh091]

My top fav has to be ODIs,though I love watching other forms too.

 

[mattfb]

First Class imo.

 

[Chetan0304]

One day and T20 (no matter whoever is playing)

Test (if only India is playing) score update in between if it's ashes or South Africa playing.

 

[Kev]

First Class for me, because of availability. I can go watch all 4 days of a first class match if I want to, whereas tests are out of reach price wise. Also since all test Cricket in the UK went to subscription TV, I have found myself losing interest.

 

[sifter132]

Test cricket is king. There's nothing better than watching a great spell of probing bowling and watching the batsman struggle to ride it out.

Example? During the Ashes here in Aus I would tape most of the nights play and watch it the next day to save my sleep patterns. But I would look up the score before I watched the tape! I could never do that with ODI or T20 cricket because all I care in those forms is WHO won - not HOW they won. The only time ODI/T20 cricket grabs me now is if there is a brilliant performance eg. a really fast innings or a great catch or a tight finish. Otherwise it's got nothing on Tests.

 

[Fatal Shot]

How can you watch five days of tests? I don't spend my time glued to the TV for 5 days straight...

ODI's are perfect for me. Best balance between bat and ball. Runs being scored consistently, and ODI's require the most planning.

 

[piriyanth]

Used to be Tests, but now ODIs thanks to Champions Trophy.