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Posted
5 hours ago, Tillu said:

 

Here they talked about 300 totals being inevitable on Indian grounds due to the smaller ground dimensions.

 

It annoys me when I think about the Na mo stadium where the focus was more on making it the biggest stadium with more number of  seats than increasing the ground dimensions.

 

They should not make the same mistakes with the newer stadiums atleast. For me T20 cricket is more enjoyable only in Aussie stadiums where the grounds are larger than everywhere else.

They do pull in boundary ropes in bbl, think boundaries were kept that big only for that Ind series.

 

Apart from Aus all the other grounds have similar kind of boundaries as in Ind, eden and kotla may be bit smaller.

 

 

 

Posted
17 minutes ago, tapandrun said:

They do pull in boundary ropes in bbl, think boundaries were kept that big only for that Ind series.

 

Apart from Aus all the other grounds have similar kind of boundaries as in Ind, eden and kotla may be bit smaller.

 

 

 

 

They bring it a long way - by at least 8-10m. You can see it in the highlights where the boundary is brought in so much.

Posted
1 hour ago, tapandrun said:

They do pull in boundary ropes in bbl, think boundaries were kept that big only for that Ind series.

 

Apart from Aus all the other grounds have similar kind of boundaries as in Ind, eden and kotla may be bit smaller.

 

 

 

 

Yeah it's still better to have bigger boundaries which can be pulled in and out during and outside IPL.

Posted
15 minutes ago, Tillu said:

 

Yeah it's still better to have bigger boundaries which can be pulled in and out during and outside IPL.

Yes for Intnl games the boundaries should be 70-75m.

 

Kolta, Edens and other stadium in major cities can not be streched due to location and land they have.

 

All new and stadiums outside of these major population centres should  be big --70-75 m boundaries

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