Test cricket, the sport's oldest and most revered format, finds itself at a pivotal juncture. With the ICC forming a working group to reimagine the structure of the World Test Championship (WTC) ahead ...

England played a three-Test series against West Indies last summer but a two-tier system may see no red-ball games played between the two sides Introducing a two-tier system to the World Test ...

The ICC has revived discussions on a two-tier Test system. Here's how the proposal works and what it could mean for Test cricket's future.

On the 6 January, The Age, an Australian daily newspaper published in Melbourne, Victoria, reported that Jay Shah, the former secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), now the ...

Test cricket faces a crossroads. Mismatched contests, financial strain, and dwindling competitiveness threaten the format. A two-tier system, with promotion, relegation, and centralized revenue, may ...

Anurag Thakur has said his board will continue to oppose the two-tier Test system to "protect the interests" of smaller nations ©Getty Images The idea to split Test cricket into two divisions of seven ...

As reported by The Age, The International Cricket Council (ICC) is collaborating with cricket boards from India, England, and Australia to evaluate the feasibility of a two-tier Test cricket system.

The aim of this MCC group is to become the leading symposium in the game, facilitating the debate of strategic issues in an independent forum and establishing a consensus on paths to ensure cricket's ...

Introducing a two-tier system to the World Test Championship would be "greedy" and would "sully the game", says former England fast bowler Steven Finn. A report by the Melbourne Age, external said ...