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New FTP

Maximas

Maximas

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Looks pretty good, seems like there is a genuine effort to get more and longer test tours going for a whole bunch of countries, the saffers are finally getting some decent length test series' and India and Pakistan are actually going to play each other. Just need everyone to sign it and do what is says now...
 
adub

adub

Well-known member
4 test series against the saffers is exactly what should happen.

Would like to see more winter series against the minnows too.
 
harsh.ag

harsh.ag

Well-known member
Maximas said:
Looks pretty good, seems like there is a genuine effort to get more and longer test tours going for a whole bunch of countries, the saffers are finally getting some decent length test series' and India and Pakistan are actually going to play each other. Just need everyone to sign it and do what is says now...
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Going through it now. Seems much better than imagined. Glad to see we aren't as ****ty as leaders as I thought we would be.
 
harsh.ag

harsh.ag

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Am I being a **** or 64 tests for Bangladesh seem too much?

A LOT of test cricket has been assigned. I am amazed at that. And very, very happy.

4 match test series between South Africa and "The Big 3" from now on. Yippee ! :jump:
 
Blocky

Blocky

Banned
I've found links for specific teams, i.e Sri Lanka or Pakistan - but is there one where we can see all teams? i.e how many tests do NZ have scheduled for the next 9 years?
 
Adders

Adders

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I can't find it on the ICC site either, google took me to this page which seems to have the full list of tours up to 2020.

Anyone know if it's available for download in the old PDF form??
 
Bahnz

Bahnz

Well-known member
Wish Cricinfo would just hurry up and publish their draft. It's maddening trying to peice together the new schedule from that different reports that emphasise different things (e.g. number of 4 tests series for SA, number of 3 test series for Bangladesh, winter tests for Aus etc.).
 
Athlai

Athlai

Not Terrible
If I'm looking at the right document I'm slightly disappointed to see we only have 2 match series against England. I reckon we'll probably match them at that time.

The 3 test series vs AU are going to be gun though.
 
Bahnz

Bahnz

Well-known member
Adders said:
I can't find it on the ICC site either, google took me to this page which seems to have the full list of tours up to 2020.

Anyone know if it's available for download in the old PDF form??
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That's the current FTP. The new one that cricinfo is talking about will supercede the one you link to.
 
Blocky

Blocky

Banned
About 10-12 tests a year for NZ - including a few three test series against nations like India, England and Australia.
 
Hurricane

Hurricane

Well-known member
FFS - link please. Or is Bahnz right that there is no link and people are just gathering snippets from articles.
 
Bahnz

Bahnz

Well-known member
Blocky said:
About 10-12 tests a year for NZ - including a few three test series against nations like India, England and Australia.
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Not gonna lie, I'm not holding my breath for the 3-test home series v Bangladesh.
 
Adders

Adders

Well-known member
Bahnz said:
That's the current FTP. The new one that cricinfo is talking about will supercede the one you link to.
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Ah OK, cheers. FFS Max you can't start a thread like this with out links.......lift yer game son.
 
Bahnz

Bahnz

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