The only question lingering on the tip of my mind is, if the likes of Bangladesh are now able to score past the 300-mark (granted it’s against Kenya, but still), what does that say for the top-level International teams? Is the gap becoming increasingly narrow, minute-by-minute? Should ICC take a more defining approach to the game, and differentiate the rules in a more clear and concise manner so as to equate more on both sides of the fence (bowling and batting)?
Re: Mubarak ho jee! Bangladesh crosses 300 for the first time in their ODI history
The only question lingering on the tip of my mind is, if the likes of Bangladesh are now able to score past the 300-mark (granted it's against Kenya, but still), what does that say for the top-level International teams? Is the gap becoming increasingly narrow, minute-by-minute? Should ICC take a more defining approach to the game, and differentiate the rules in a more clear and concise manner so as to equate more on both sides of the fence (bowling and batting)?
I would actually want the gap to be narrow. It would make the game more interesting and competitive, rather than just having 5 or 6 top nations who take turns in winning all the titles.
