T20 Cricket An Opening Into The Paradise

The universal thing is that everyone worships the rising sun and so is the case here where every country is up for grab when it comes to T20...

- Shubham Dubey

We are experiencing the growth of a banyan tree with no gardener or an arborist to tell us what is right and what isn’t. But the proud thing is that we are seeing the beginning of a revolution and in future, those of us fortunate enough to be around here, will say with a noble smile ‘Yes... I was there’.

Gone are those days when in order to watch a cricket match, you need to take a full day leave. Now are the days where you can easily do your routine job and all the other necessary stuff and can still have time to watch a T-20 match. By following or watching T20 cricket, fans can make best and optimum use of the time, where no harm is done to their already planned activities. It gives a sheer entertainment in form of enthralling and nail-biting finishes at the end of the day. That’s probably the reason, T-20 fills the stadium at a much greater pace than a Test match. England’s limited-overs wicketkeeper-batsman, Jos Buttler recently justified this in his interview proclaiming that “Everyone wants things faster these days so maybe Twenty20 could have a monopoly on cricket.”