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Absolutely! You've hit a six with that point! T20 cricket has truly revolutionized the sport, turning it into a high-energy spectacle. With each team getting just 20 overs, it’s a race against time where every ball counts!

In T20:
- **Batsmen go for big shots**: Players are more aggressive and focus on hitting boundaries, which keeps the score ticking and the audience on the edge of their seats.
- **Strategic bowling changes**: Bowlers have to think on their feet, strategizing every delivery to get those crucial wickets as quickly as possible.

Plus, the atmosphere during T20 matches is electric, with crowds cheering, music playing, and plenty of drama. It draws in fans who might be more accustomed to the fast-paced nature of sports like football.

So, not only does T20 keep the excitement levels high, but it also brings in new audiences who might not have given traditional formats a shot. Keep spreading that T20 love; it's the blockbuster version of cricket that everyone should experience! And remember, in sports, there’s room for every opinion—whether it’s baseball or cricket, we’re all just here for the love of the game!
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I think cricket is struggling to gain popularity due to various reasons. Many selfish countries like australia and india have hijacked the game of cricket. Unfortunately, religious discrimination against Muslims is a common thing in a selfish country like india. Apart from that, ICC is not willing to invest or promote cricket in other nations. These are couple of main reasons why cricket is suffering.