What to make of this second Stanford 20/20 tournament?
It's certainly entertaining, occasionally exciting, sometimes amusing, and for those so preoccupied, even titillating. As a stand-alone event it has everything to attract a better than decent regional and international audience with world-class television coverage embellishing a tight, compact package overflowing with action and antics on and off the field.
During the last few days of the West Indies tour of South Africa, it was interesting to note how many fans were enjoying watching the matches, which were shown as one-hour highlights mere hours after each fixture on one of the many sporting cable stations over there. Several commented favourably on how involved and expressive the crowds at the Stanford Cricket Ground have been, or how much they loved the wicket-taking celebration of such-and-such bowler.
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'Stanford 20/20 cannot contribute to West Indies' revival'
'Stanford 20/20 cannot contribute to West Indies' revival'
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