Why is there so much women's cricket

[Drunkcat]

All the bloody time women's cricket feels like the play twice as much as the men.

 

[cats_09]

If the women played more test matches then we'd likely see less ODI & T20 formates in the women's comp

But because there's so few longer formate matches for the women, they make up for it with additional shorter format matches

 

[big_e]

All the bloody time women's cricket feels like the play twice as much as the men.

There's a World Cup on.

But by way of comparison, in 2024 (so far) the Australian women's team has played:

7 x ODIs
16 T20Is
1 x test (3 playing days)

Compared to the men:

8 x ODIs
19 x T20Is
5 x tests (20 playing days)

And there is vastly more domestic cricket for men than women.

So you're wrong. If you don't like women's cricket, fine, just don't watch it.

 

[Cleavy]

don't worry there's some men's ODIs and T20s to complain about next month...

 

[largebus]

Because there are cities in India with more women than the whole of Australia.

 

[Around the Wicket]

Its the world, its called equality and there getting paid way more then they are bringing in thats a given.

 

[Drunkcat]

There's a World Cup on.

But by way of comparison, in 2024 (so far) the Australian women's team has played:

7 x ODIs
16 T20Is
1 x test (3 playing days)

Compared to the men:

8 x ODIs
19 x T20Is
5 x tests (20 playing days)

And there is vastly more domestic cricket for men than women.

So you're wrong. If you don't like women's cricket, fine, just don't watch it.

I don't watch womens sport other than beach volleyball.

 

[Del125763]

Once you watch women’s cricket , there is no way back.

We are lucky that the Aussie national team is a pretty successful team and the WBBL is the number 1 tournament in the world. And the crowds I’ve seen in : Perth, Melbourne and Sydney are testament to the brand the Aussie women are playing.

 

[Gough]

I don't watch womens sport other than beach volleyball.

Then you don't really need to worry about how much cricket is on then. I think we're done here.