Which begs the question, how many 7 Tests series have there been? (I can think of one)swede said:better with 7 tests and 0 ODIs
And an official farewell flat wicket test, whereafter this kind of pitches will be banned for having disgraced the game for so long.
None, (but it could be great if played as a best-off 7)archie mac said:Which begs the question, how many 7 Tests series have there been? (I can think of one)
It's not the standard of cricket that makes the case for 4-5 test series, but the well matched nature of the two teams competing.LongHopCassidy said:Personally, I think the standard of cricket warrants a five-Test series for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and also India-Pakistan series.
Best of's would not work.swede said:None, (but it could be great if played as a best-off 7)
The 1970/71 series in Aust. was sort of a 7 Test series, with one being washed out without a ball being bowled. As the sides were named and the captains tossed it is considered in Aust. to count as a Test.swede said:None, (but it could be great if played as a best-off 7)
Its just my wishful thinking with 0 ODIs.
True. But the two aforementioned series would also qualify by that reasoning.greg said:It's not the standard of cricket that makes the case for 4-5 test series, but the well matched nature of the two teams competing.