In this episode of Explained, experts dive into the world of cricket to show how a game with such complex and confusing rules became the second most popular sport on the planet. They explain that cricket didn't just grow by accident; it changed on purpose to stay relevant. By creating faster formats like Twenty20Â (T20), the game shifted from five-day marathons to three-hour "explosions" of action that fit perfectly on TV.
The show explores how big money from leagues like the IPL turned the sport into a global business, making it more entertaining for new fans while keeping the "Real Power" of its history alive. From the local parks of England to the packed stadiums of India, you'll see how cricket was redesigned to be more accessible, profitable, and fun for everyone.
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