Quote from: fullhdpixel on September 29, 2024, 10:53:20 AM

Quote from: JSRAW on September 29, 2024, 05:42:43 AM

If you want to see what kind of politics is played between the State Association and BCCI then IND vs BAN is a fine example and one of the major reasons Test matches hardly bring audience to the Stadium.

Management and senior players were against playing at the venue as it was not fit to host a test match but BCCI couldn't do anything because there is retarded rule of "Rotation Policy" and UPCA has the blessing of Rajiv Sukla.

Need serious reform on the rotation policy and test matches must be restricted to only 6-10 Stadiums only.

For the test matches I completely agreed with your views about this because now time for having changes in mind-set and politics which are hurting the game and India badly we need only 6 to 8 test stadiums which can bring good audience, and we will have better results as well.

But, here we have strong case BCCI can't do anything because system is complicated, and they all needed to work on this which is not easy while for the IPL and T20i games we can use more stadiums which are surely good for the State Associations and BCCI both but again it's never been easy to fix these problems in overnight it's going to take long time due to many problems around this BCCI we are having and different political influenced peoples are also having their own interest as well.

These guys are just waiting for major disasters to happen then try to score some brownie points.

They knew it had a poor drainage system but still gave the green light on the rainy season. They could've opted for Ekna Stadium instead of Green Park, whether it's a historic stadium or not. If you can't provide basic facilities then you shouldn't get a single match.