England Test captain Ben Stokes is opposed to the ECB's plans to reduce the amount of domestic cricket played by the 18 counties.
The ECB have published the final report from their high performance review, which was led by former captain Sir Andrew Strauss, and have set out 17 recommendations. They include making the County Championship a three-division competition, with a six-team top division and two secondary conferences where the winners face each other for one promotion spot each year.
They would also play fewer games under the proposal, with each county set to play four less T20 Blast matches and up to four less Championship games. And Stokes revealed last month he was opposed to any plans to cut the number of Championship matches.