David Warner is worried about the future of cricket

Australian veteran David Warner is worried about the future of cricket. The 35-year-old believes that tightening the schedule of matches will not lead to anything good. David noted that the next five years would be very stressful for players and coaches.

“The schedule proposed for the next five years is frightening. I am glad that my career is coming to an end, and I will not have to deal with such a calendar. It’s very, very difficult. Young cricketers are going to have a challenging time, and I sincerely do not envy them,” stated David Warner.

It should be noted that the tightening of the schedule of matches is due to the growing popularity of T20 cricket worldwide. New leagues are being opened that want to be held at the highest level. As a result, the players have to pay a lot of attention to the national championship games and international cricket.

Due to the very complex schedule, some game formats are rejected by fantastic players. And we urgently need to do something about it.