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Couldn't see a thread on this... Jarrod Kimber and Sam Collins have a documentary coming out later this year about the future of Test cricket. It should be worth seeing solely due to the number of people they have interviewed over the past year, including many great cricketing names.
I think something like this is long overdue, especially given the recent controversy over the recent ICC proposal to create a 'Big Three' which essentially hands control over the game to the BCCI, ECB and CA. If you're interested in the intersection between sport, business and politics, this might be for you. Sport has to make money to survive, but it's what the administrators do with that money that is the issue. When you allow the people who run the game to make decisions that don't grow the game and line their own pockets instead of putting money back into the game to improve it, the sport suffers.
Jarrod Kimber's January 2014 column about the ICC proposals: http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/710789.html
Death of a Gentleman website: http://deathofagentlemanfilm.com/
I think something like this is long overdue, especially given the recent controversy over the recent ICC proposal to create a 'Big Three' which essentially hands control over the game to the BCCI, ECB and CA. If you're interested in the intersection between sport, business and politics, this might be for you. Sport has to make money to survive, but it's what the administrators do with that money that is the issue. When you allow the people who run the game to make decisions that don't grow the game and line their own pockets instead of putting money back into the game to improve it, the sport suffers.
Jarrod Kimber's January 2014 column about the ICC proposals: http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/710789.html
Death of a Gentleman website: http://deathofagentlemanfilm.com/