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ENGLAND AND WALES CRICKET BOARD PROPOSES NEW 100-BALLS-A-SIDE FORMAT

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England and Wales Cricket Board proposes new 100-balls-a-side format.

The England and Wales Cricket Board has reportedly proposed a 100-ball-a side format for a domestic competition involving eight city-based men’s and women’s teams. Under the proposal, a side will face 15 regular 6-ball overs, followed by a final 10-ball over. While the proposal is yet to get final approval, the five-week competition reportedly begins in 2020.
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