According to Kumar Sangakkara, former Sri Lankan captain, the upcoming World Cup in England and Wales will be 'highly contested' and 'extraordinary'. As the first non-British citizen, the 41-year-old legendary cricketer, who is to take over as the president of the Maryland Cricket Club (MCC) in October, is excited about the biggest tournament that started on 30 May. "I think this year's World Cup will be one of the best tournaments of the times," he told the Indian Hindustan Times.
"There will be tough competition in the tournament and I am sure we will see some extraordinary cricket. Fans will enjoy It will be a great festival of the game and I'm really excited.
Sangakkara is happy with the new teams being able to enjoy international cricket. She thinks it's good for the game to improve. Sangakkara said, "I think the ICC is doing very well in the expansion of the game and most importantly it is bringing new teams into a framework. MCC is acting in an extraordinary way and is planning to take forward new countries.
The dashing batsman said in left-handed left-hander Sri Lanka represented in four World Cups as it is important for the executive to ensure that the excess of cricket is increasing in the field of cricket. "The board will see how their schedules are set up," he said. They should have balance with the ICC Future Tour Program (FTP). To ensure proper rehabilitation, there should be sufficient break in the tour.There are many more international cricket and domestic leagues currently being held. Not only for players and board, these issues need to work in concert with their respective board to keep balance. '
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