Fed up from cricket

After 45 days of IPL too much cricket everybody seems of fed up with cricket. No one seems interested of ongoing Asia Cup; even if there is a match between arch rival India and Pakistan. This is also affect of T20 because now everyone wants to watch short fast interesting cricket which get completed in three hours, not like ODI where you waste your whole day in watching match. ODI also get one sided if one team score many runs in 1st inning then there is no chance of for another team but it is not same in T20.

In recent Indian public also having too many doses of cricket, it started from 3 month long Australia series than 45 days IPL now Asia cup. It doesn’t seems up to ended here it will go like this for next one more year. Even players now started complaining about too much cricket they are playing. Players even don’t have time to grasp a breath.

In a recent press conference, Indian Cricket captain, MS Dhoni expressed his dissatisfaction over too much of cricket. He clearly told that they are very much tired and indicated that he and his team need rest desperately. The Dhoni’s statements are reflection of cricket saturation. We have to admit that, this season, they are having too much of cricket. IPL ( too much 45 days), followed by Bangaldesh tour, Asia cup, Champion trophy, Srilanka tour etc. There is a necessity to restrict cricket. With the introduction of IPL, the cricketers are burdened too much.


Cricket matches don’t seem to stop here if you see next 1 year schedule there is no time for Indian team to take break from cricket neither for cricket fans.

Cricket scheduled for Indian Team for next 1 year

Srilanka Series July-August 5 ODI and 3 Test

Champions trophy in Pakistan from 11 September to 28 September
India will host Australia in October 4 Tests match

Hosts England: 3 Tests and 7 ODIs (November-December 2008)

Tour of Pakistan: 3 Tests and 5 ODIs (December 2008-February 2009)

Tour of New Zealand 3 Tests and 5 ODIs (February-April 2009)

T20 championship in June-2009

Host Australia 7 ODI (October 2009)