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March 2, 2006Posted on 03/02/2006 in ICC
Ask Speed
ICC big cheese Malcolm Speed has engaged in a Q&A session with readers of the UK's Guardian newspaper. Among other things, Speed talks about Zimbabwe, his favourite innings (Garry Sobers's 254 at the MCG in 1971-72) and Twenty20 cricket:
Fifty-over one-day international cricket is a highly popular format with players, fans, broadcasters and sponsors around the world. Twenty20 cricket certainly has a role to play. We are in the process of determining exactly what that will be but we think it will complement 50-over cricket rather than replace it.
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