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May 16, 2009Posted on 05/16/2009 in Twenty20
The lure of T20 matches irresistible
During the week viewers were given the choice between watching a shivering and lacklustre West Indian team going through the motions in a five-day match and the last over dramas offered by Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore. No matter how strong the devotion to Test cricket, no matter how deep-rooted the rejection of IPL’s razzamatazz, the lure of the 20-over matches was well-nigh irresistible, writes Peter Roebuck in the Hindu.
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