ganeshran Posted March 3, 2011 Posted March 3, 2011 Is it possible for nations which are not known for the number of followers of cricket be expected to turn into cricket crazy nations? Most current associate nations in the world cup are not traditional cricket loving countries. The sports which are popular in these nations like Netherlands (Soccer), Canada (Ice Hockey) and Ireland (Rugby I think) are far faster and physical than cricket and people often get bored watching a game for 8 hours. So is the game expected to generate enough interest for marketers and young kids to turn up and support it whole heartedly?
Late Cut Posted March 3, 2011 Posted March 3, 2011 No. Sports are tied to the national identitiy and culture, and as such, hard to transplant elsewhere without those roots.
ganeshran Posted March 3, 2011 Author Posted March 3, 2011 ^^ :dito: Except Soccer, I doubt if any other sport is actually growing in non playing countries.
punjabi_khota Posted March 3, 2011 Posted March 3, 2011 ^^ :dito: Except Soccer' date=' I doubt if any other sport is actually growing in non playing countries.[/quote'] I would guess Basketball
ganeshran Posted March 4, 2011 Author Posted March 4, 2011 I would guess Basketball Is basket ball that keenly followed outside the US? I have seen many players who themselves dont like to watch NBA that much
someone Posted March 4, 2011 Posted March 4, 2011 Is basket ball that keenly followed outside the US? I have seen many players who themselves dont like to watch NBA that much I cannot agree. Pretty sure basketball is more known. You go to schools of most countries, you are likely to find basketball fans and more importantly a ground for basketball.
DomainK Posted March 4, 2011 Posted March 4, 2011 Yes, but making sure enough Indians migrate to those countries.
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