by ianp1970 » Sat Dec 27, 2014 12:28 am
Arthur Crabtree wrote:True, but maybe they're a side, that currently could share 3+4 with Pakistan or SA. If India as well as Australia are going to get five from now on, two sides will only get tours of two Tests, and they are likely to be two of SL, WI and NZ.
The way ahead might be 5 test series against Australia for the Ashes, with Bangladesh as the early season opponents in a 2 test rubber? The other nations could be split 3/4 in the other 3 years.
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