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A decrease in matches in the matches from 14 to 12 in the County Championships is the “sole acceptable choice” to try to maintain the physical and mental reports of local cricketers for the unity.
Professional Cricket Union (PCA) survey, 83 percent of members, had concerns about the physical influence of the table, and two-thirds were worried about the mind-health.
Projects have discussed changes in the calendar for next year, Warwickshire circle and PCA chair Olly Hannon-Dalby, called reducing red cricket.
“We are an critical is an ankillia on the future of professional cricketers in England and Wales. Table has always been a controversial issue and no change has seen many feedback without any changes,” Hannon-Dalby said.
“Only in the last season, the feelings of the last seasons, due to the constant growing intensity of the fittings, the game immediately taken the positive action and took a position to be an opportunity for the growth of the game.
“The change of the District Championship to 12 league matches is the only reasonable choice and will breathe new life to what I believe in the best red-ball competition in the world.”
Surrey District Championship last year completed three
The 2026 schedule will look like this month and any change, a result that requires the support of at least 12 in 18 countries, expressed some advantages.
Middlesex, Somerset and Surrey, Durham and Lancashire, while Durham and Lancashire support the in favor of a shock of the twelve section.
PCA figures focus highlighted more than a quarter of three players, which felt more local cricket and 72 percent, the current program feels suitable for high performance.
Britain and Warwickshire Sailor Chris Woake said: “Players don’t try to play more crickets because they don’t want – it is to be able to produce the best cricket in the field.”
Britain’s Chris Woake said players want to continue playing cricket and produce the best in the field
The teams playing twice in the two days in the vitality were very concerned with the potential for the “catastrophic” results on roads with PCA President Daryl Mitchell.
Most likely, the local English T20 competition will restart and returns to three groups – with two sets of nine – with each team playing 12 instead of 12 games.
But Mitchell said: “The traffic jam of the tight table cannot be improved enough by losing more than 20 games throughout a six-month season.”
Britain and Essex Sailor Sam Baking was added: “You hear the stories of those in the middle of the games with four in the morning, four in the morning, health and lifestyle prospects.
“We want to see these decisions before something serious happens.
“We could not go to the highest level we can do according to the current schedule.
