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World Test Championship

Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Prithvi Shaw among seven Indian players to play County cricket before World Test Championship

The players that BCCI have zeroed in are Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Prithvi Shaw, Hanuma Vihari, Mayank Agarwal, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ishant Sharma, who will play County cricket.

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ICC Chairman Shashank Manohar feels Test cricket is dying

Manohar also said that logistical problems are proving to be a major hurdle to their plans of including cricket in Olympics.

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ICC announces comprehensive Future Tours Programme, Test Championship included

The World Test Championship with kickstart with the 2019 Ashes.

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ICC set to launch 9-team Test, 13-team ODI league from 2019

The ODI league will be a direct qualification pathway towards the World Cup and will be contested by the 12 full members plus the winners of the current ICC World Cricket League Championship.

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ICC soon to approve World Test Championship plans: reports

The sport's governing body has argued for years that a Test championship is needed to boost the five-day format's popularity as crowds and television viewers flock to the big-hitting T20 version of the game.

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Kumar Sangakkara feels World Test Championship can address persisting issues

The 38-year-old conceded that there exist a significant gap between the haves and have nots of world cricket.

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ICC to consider two-tiered promotion and relegation system for Tests

The two-tier system may help teams like Afghanistan and Ireland compete against the likes of India and South Africa.

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MCC gives its backing to hold World Test Championship

Some of cricket's greatest players have urged officials to persist with World Test Championship.

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World Test Championship over Champions Trophy is a step in the right direction

Seldom has the International Cricket Committee (ICC) looked this assertive. Agreed, there are several areas which still need immediate cleansing, but, for what transpired during the course of the Annual Conference meeting in London last Saturday, they deserve a round of applause. The Champions Trophy made way for the World Test Championship, a minimum number of Tests to be played by member nations was announced and the respect with which women’s cricket was treated — six global women’s tournaments are scheduled to be played from 2016 to 2023 — are all heart-warming. Credit where it’s due for now, but one hopes they don’t tamper with the memorandum.

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