Will be interesting to see what happens if we get cricket in the Olympics. Probably have a temporary Great Britain team like they did for football. West Indies will have to have winner of domestic comp. Some matches can have international status but those won’t!
T10 would be best suited for the Olympics. I think newer countries will gravitate toward the T20 and T10 versions of the game and then slowly start appreciating ODIs and Test matches.
Yes but it would still be england and wales no scot would get on the team or very few.Northern irish athletes are allowed to compete in the irish olympic team aswell as GBand NI as the hockey team did
@@NewWorldCricketI disagree. We already have 3 official international formats of Cricket, so T20 being the shortest & every ICC member being allowed to play T20Is makes T20I the most suited format & all the matches will also be officially counted for points regarding ranking purpose.
@@faaizahmed5773 Couldn't agree more. I can't understand why some countries seem to be pushing t10 as the new shortest format instead of just quietly playing it domestically. It's like ecb trying to push their idiotic 100 balls format to be the new shortest format, I remember reading that ecb also wanted it to be considered along with other formats under consideration for the Olympics. Similarly, I never had any problem with the 6s format but when it was being pushed to be the Olympic format I started hating it too. In short, we've 3 official international formats & T20I is the shortest & it should be enough. No need for a 4th or new shortest format.
Sir, I don't want to talk about the video on Scotland or Netherland cricket team, do you want to talk about the country's associate cricket country, are these two teams close to getting full membership.
I will start doing videos about that yes. I made a video already about cricket in the Bahamas and i hope to cover every country in the Americas and then eventually Europe and the rest of the world!
There's actually a demand for a separate Welsh Cricket team & this demand has also been made in the Welsh Assembly. But the overall support is small & ECB too wouldn't make it easy for Wales to have a separate team coz Glamorgan County Cricket Club is the only CCC from Wales with First Class status that plays in County Cricket. Although I don't mind Wales having their separate team like in Rugby & Football I'm happy that Ireland has a unified Cricket team. I think even Samoa should've a unified Cricket team with American Samoa.
@@NewWorldCricket Actually it's the US Virgin Islands that is the member of the West Indies Cricket since they're all based in the Caribbean. American Samoa & Samoa both are in the Pacific but since they're geographically & culturally so close I think a combined Samoan Cricket team just like Ireland's is possible but there needs to some initiations from within for which I think there's a lack of interest in Samoan Cricket circles.
I don't get why they can't keep Glamorgan CCC in English cricket if Wales goes its own way. It's not like they kicked Swansea or Cardiff out of English football over Wales having its own football team. But if they decide to kick out Glamorgan, so be it. Cricket is dead in Wales and they deserve their own national team.
@@sarban1653 I agree & that is also argued by supporters of a separate Welsh National Cricket team. I think it's more about what ECB will allow to happen. Even if it's possible for Wales to have their separate Cricket team ECB won't make it easy for obvious reasons. One thing certainly will go against Wales is that they'll be forced to be an Associate nation struggling to get International Cricket from Test nations as is the truth for many top Associate nations including Scotland. May be if England & Wales Cricket Board is allowed to field 2 teams England as well as Wales things could be different but that's probably impossible.
@@NikhileshSurve7428 Yeah, but Wales should still go forward with separating. If England wanna be a-holes and kick them out of the County Championship for it, so be it. It's not like Glamorgan CCC is a popular club in Wales that brings out spectators. The few Welsh players of Glamorgan CCC would just play for another county team. Or start a league of their own. Wales would of course start as an Associate, but cricket in Wales is popular enough and has enough talent for them to quickly rise to the level of the Netherlands, Ireland, Scotland in a couple of years. Being a top Associate would be a massively better position than being non-existent. Scotland used to play as part of England until 1992. If they had been separate from the beginning, maybe the sport would've been popular enough that Scotland would've been at the level of Pakistan or New Zealand. But still, Scotland made the right choice to separate from England in 1992 and are in a much better position now that they have their own team despite not being in the County Championship. Wales should do the same.
Bro one weird question, how do you understand nisankar tv , I mean he makes vids in hindi , I watch him frequently so maybe yt algorithm shown me you vid 😅
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FAI is football association of ireland whereas IFA is irish football association.The thing about cricket in ireland is that its fairly minor yes there has been tremendous growth but its still minor.Out of 32 traditional counties 26 in the rep 6 in NI probably only popular in about 4 of them so having 2 teams would make it difficult to compete.Half the Team do is normally from NI where though not huge more popular than it is the republic
That's what I kinda figured. I wonder about a lot of things. Like, do Loyalist Northern Irish fans (for lack of a better term) feel bothered when the Reoublic of Ireland flag is shown to represent the team? Do they use a different national anthem like in rugby?
@@NewWorldCricket to be honest if i attempted to do justice to your question i would be writing for days.Suffice to say the term loyalist is basically a hardline unionist usually working class no song or flag will satisfy them.However all though Irelands call was commisioned by the Rugby Union ,Field hockey ,cricket,rugby league even the irish strenght association as is the 4 province frlag though the design might be slightly different. One all ireland body doesn't use Irelands call or the 4 provinces flag,because its a primarily nationalist body both north and south and that is the Gaelic Athletic Association. where it really gets complicated is the olympics.Boxers from a loyalist background have won medals for ireland they stood under the tricolour and stood for the national anthem and did not mind as boxin.Don't know why is more of a working class sport .Probably its down to the boxing clubs they have one requirement and one requirement only can they box religion or politics is irrelevant.
@@gallowglass2630 That's fascinating nonetheless. I do see that Ireland has much more popularity in Northern Ireland than compared to other sports. Regardless, I think it's great that Ireland plays as an entire island and not separate teams like in soccer football.
@@NewWorldCricket Soccer is more complicated.Its not all about politics well not national politics. Its the clubs .Some clubs will miss out on european wide competitions because there will be less places,because if you have one national team you will also have one team.Not to mention all the officials who will lose their positions It should never have happened,but i can't see it changing .If their is political unification may be,but at the moment there is no incentive as qualifying for european competitions is often the difference between the club surviving or it going bankrupt.
If any of the nations of the British Isles gets a good player then they will just play for England. Owen Morgan played for Ireland but was later captain of England's White ball teams.
When Eoin Morgan joined England, Ireland wasn't allowed to play test cricket and wasn't doing too good in ODI and T20 either They've improved but long way too go yet
not anymore in this case of ireland being a test nation.Eoin Morgans mother is english thats how he qualified republic of ireland.Northern irish might but as ireland is a test nation they don't need to play for england in order to play cricket.
@@NewWorldCricket Yes it is, but Manx despite having British passport because they are a Crown dependency, people on Isle of Man, born and raise there would call themselves Manx, and if you came over the Isle of Man from Britain, DON'T say, you came over from the Mainland, Manx will call Brits by three name, Comeovers, Stayovers and Stopovers.
The Isle of Man is a BRTISH Crown Dependency, and part of the BRITISH isles. What would you prefer to call it, if not British? Caribbean? Balearic? (It's a GEOGRAPHIC fact, that can't be denied!) As for the people, those from various parts of the British Isles may prefer to be referred to as 'Scottish', 'Welsh', 'Irish', 'Manx', even 'English' but only those from the Republic of Ireland would dispute the fact that they're ALSO British.
Re: northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland, figure you'll be somewhat aware of the history(?) given you mentioned you still have family there, those tensions still exist today to ome extent or another, given footballs rep as a working mans sport and the hooligan culture that can exist around it, it can lend itself to violence so there'll often be increased police presence should there be a game between the two
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Jersey is the 5th best cricket team in Europe and their players are 100% native
I would love to see them qualify for a T20 WC one day...
Will be interesting to see what happens if we get cricket in the Olympics. Probably have a temporary Great Britain team like they did for football. West Indies will have to have winner of domestic comp. Some matches can have international status but those won’t!
T10 would be best suited for the Olympics. I think newer countries will gravitate toward the T20 and T10 versions of the game and then slowly start appreciating ODIs and Test matches.
Yes but it would still be england and wales no scot would get on the team or very few.Northern irish athletes are allowed to compete in the irish olympic team aswell as GBand NI as the hockey team did
@@NewWorldCricketI disagree. We already have 3 official international formats of Cricket, so T20 being the shortest & every ICC member being allowed to play T20Is makes T20I the most suited format & all the matches will also be officially counted for points regarding ranking purpose.
@@NikhileshSurve7428agree, T20I is suitable for its role but T10 is honestly not good just too short
@@faaizahmed5773 Couldn't agree more. I can't understand why some countries seem to be pushing t10 as the new shortest format instead of just quietly playing it domestically. It's like ecb trying to push their idiotic 100 balls format to be the new shortest format, I remember reading that ecb also wanted it to be considered along with other formats under consideration for the Olympics. Similarly, I never had any problem with the 6s format but when it was being pushed to be the Olympic format I started hating it too.
In short, we've 3 official international formats & T20I is the shortest & it should be enough. No need for a 4th or new shortest format.
I heard t20 world cup 2030 is hosted by England and Wales so if they made an official team by then they could qualify.
That would be crazy! I think it could work for T20.
Northern ireland and Ireland have combined Ireland team and england also represent wales
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Sir, I don't want to talk about the video on Scotland or Netherland cricket team, do you want to talk about the country's associate cricket country, are these two teams close to getting full membership.
I will start doing videos about that yes. I made a video already about cricket in the Bahamas and i hope to cover every country in the Americas and then eventually Europe and the rest of the world!
There's actually a demand for a separate Welsh Cricket team & this demand has also been made in the Welsh Assembly. But the overall support is small & ECB too wouldn't make it easy for Wales to have a separate team coz Glamorgan County Cricket Club is the only CCC from Wales with First Class status that plays in County Cricket. Although I don't mind Wales having their separate team like in Rugby & Football I'm happy that Ireland has a unified Cricket team. I think even Samoa should've a unified Cricket team with American Samoa.
That would be really cool if Samoa did that. I was so surprised that American Samoa was actually part of West Indies cricket team.
@@NewWorldCricket Actually it's the US Virgin Islands that is the member of the West Indies Cricket since they're all based in the Caribbean. American Samoa & Samoa both are in the Pacific but since they're geographically & culturally so close I think a combined Samoan Cricket team just like Ireland's is possible but there needs to some initiations from within for which I think there's a lack of interest in Samoan Cricket circles.
I don't get why they can't keep Glamorgan CCC in English cricket if Wales goes its own way. It's not like they kicked Swansea or Cardiff out of English football over Wales having its own football team. But if they decide to kick out Glamorgan, so be it. Cricket is dead in Wales and they deserve their own national team.
@@sarban1653 I agree & that is also argued by supporters of a separate Welsh National Cricket team. I think it's more about what ECB will allow to happen. Even if it's possible for Wales to have their separate Cricket team ECB won't make it easy for obvious reasons. One thing certainly will go against Wales is that they'll be forced to be an Associate nation struggling to get International Cricket from Test nations as is the truth for many top Associate nations including Scotland. May be if England & Wales Cricket Board is allowed to field 2 teams England as well as Wales things could be different but that's probably impossible.
@@NikhileshSurve7428 Yeah, but Wales should still go forward with separating. If England wanna be a-holes and kick them out of the County Championship for it, so be it. It's not like Glamorgan CCC is a popular club in Wales that brings out spectators. The few Welsh players of Glamorgan CCC would just play for another county team. Or start a league of their own. Wales would of course start as an Associate, but cricket in Wales is popular enough and has enough talent for them to quickly rise to the level of the Netherlands, Ireland, Scotland in a couple of years. Being a top Associate would be a massively better position than being non-existent. Scotland used to play as part of England until 1992. If they had been separate from the beginning, maybe the sport would've been popular enough that Scotland would've been at the level of Pakistan or New Zealand. But still, Scotland made the right choice to separate from England in 1992 and are in a much better position now that they have their own team despite not being in the County Championship. Wales should do the same.
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What about Glamorgan County Cricket Club? - it's a first class cricket club, along with the ones representing 17 English counties!
Fpr sure. The only first-class Welsh team. It kinda reminds me how Welsh teams can play in the English association football system.
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Bro one weird question, how do you understand nisankar tv , I mean he makes vids in hindi , I watch him frequently so maybe yt algorithm shown me you vid 😅
Main vidyarti Hindi bahaasha hoon. Plus, I use subtitles when watching his videos. His channel is awesome, so I watch it even though I can't understand everything. I love India!!!
FAI is football association of ireland whereas IFA is irish football association.The thing about cricket in ireland is that its fairly minor yes there has been tremendous growth but its still minor.Out of 32 traditional counties 26 in the rep 6 in NI probably only popular in about 4 of them so having 2 teams would make it difficult to compete.Half the Team do is normally from NI where though not huge more popular than it is the republic
That's what I kinda figured. I wonder about a lot of things. Like, do Loyalist Northern Irish fans (for lack of a better term) feel bothered when the Reoublic of Ireland flag is shown to represent the team? Do they use a different national anthem like in rugby?
@@NewWorldCricket to be honest if i attempted to do justice to your question i would be writing for days.Suffice to say the term loyalist is basically a hardline unionist usually working class no song or flag will satisfy them.However all though Irelands call was commisioned by the Rugby Union ,Field hockey ,cricket,rugby league even the irish strenght association as is the 4 province frlag though the design might be slightly different. One all ireland body doesn't use Irelands call or the 4 provinces flag,because its a primarily nationalist body both north and south and that is the Gaelic Athletic Association.
where it really gets complicated is the olympics.Boxers from a loyalist background have won medals for ireland they stood under the tricolour and stood for the national anthem and did not mind as boxin.Don't know why is more of a working class sport .Probably its down to the boxing clubs they have one requirement and one requirement only can they box religion or politics is irrelevant.
@@gallowglass2630 That's fascinating nonetheless. I do see that Ireland has much more popularity in Northern Ireland than compared to other sports. Regardless, I think it's great that Ireland plays as an entire island and not separate teams like in soccer football.
@@NewWorldCricket Soccer is more complicated.Its not all about politics well not national politics. Its the clubs .Some clubs will miss out on european wide competitions because there will be less places,because if you have one national team you will also have one team.Not to mention all the officials who will lose their positions It should never have happened,but i can't see it changing .If their is political unification may be,but at the moment there is no incentive as qualifying for european competitions is often the difference between the club surviving or it going bankrupt.
If any of the nations of the British Isles gets a good player then they will just play for England. Owen Morgan played for Ireland but was later captain of England's White ball teams.
Owen Morgan's mom was English, but yeah, Ireland really need to keep good players like him. Ireland have been horrible as of late.
When Eoin Morgan joined England, Ireland wasn't allowed to play test cricket and wasn't doing too good in ODI and T20 either
They've improved but long way too go yet
not anymore in this case of ireland being a test nation.Eoin Morgans mother is english thats how he qualified republic of ireland.Northern irish might but as ireland is a test nation they don't need to play for england in order to play cricket.
I wouldn't call people from Isle of Man British.
Northern ireland is difficult and you meant Ireland spilt.
Is partition a better word?
Isle of Man is a British Crown Dependency, no?
@@NewWorldCricket Yes it is, but Manx despite having British passport because they are a Crown dependency, people on Isle of Man, born and raise there would call themselves Manx, and if you came over the Isle of Man from Britain, DON'T say, you came over from the Mainland, Manx will call Brits by three name, Comeovers, Stayovers and Stopovers.
The Isle of Man is a BRTISH Crown Dependency, and part of the BRITISH isles. What would you prefer to call it, if not British? Caribbean? Balearic? (It's a GEOGRAPHIC fact, that can't be denied!)
As for the people, those from various parts of the British Isles may prefer to be referred to as 'Scottish', 'Welsh', 'Irish', 'Manx', even 'English' but only those from the Republic of Ireland would dispute the fact that they're ALSO British.
@@DaveBartlett I said People from the Isle of Man, don't call them British, and would call Isle of Man the Isle of Man, just like a Manx would.
You're an American cricket fan? How did you came into this game?
Saw it during a rugby game
@@NewWorldCricket what were they telling about cricket during rugby?
Wales comes under the England and Wales Cricket board
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Wales have had a one day cricket team to play England but that was one off.
Why did they stop doing this? Are there many Welsh players on the English team?
@@NewWorldCricketRobert Croft , Simon Jones and Geraint Jones.
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Re: northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland, figure you'll be somewhat aware of the history(?) given you mentioned you still have family there, those tensions still exist today to ome extent or another, given footballs rep as a working mans sport and the hooligan culture that can exist around it, it can lend itself to violence so there'll often be increased police presence should there be a game between the two
Yeah I don't like soccer but I remember hearing someone talk about N. Ireland v ROI soccer games