
Cricket, a sport often criticized for its slow pace, is played over an extended period of time. Test cricket, the longest format of the game, spans five days, mirroring a full working week. While cherished by traditionalists, Test cricket is limited to a few countries and faces declining popularity in certain regions.
Efforts to accelerate the pace of cricket have led to the rise of shorter formats, with T20 cricket gaining prominence. The T20 format, lasting around three hours, is seen as a catalyst for expanding the sport's reach globally. Major League Cricket in the U.S. exemplifies this growth, aiming to capture interest in the world's largest sports market.