The cricket World Cup is just a couple of days away from flickering on to our television screens. Expectations are high as they usually do, with each of the main eight teams in with a chance. But an interesting point to debate is: will this World Cup see a side batting first score 500 in an innings?
The expectation stems from two, maybe more, factors. The ease with which South Africa chased a 430-plus target set by Australia last year. And, secondly the small size of the grounds in the West Indies. Above all, the presence of strong batsmen in most of the main teams.
In an interview yesterday, Adam Gilchrist, probably the most aggressive batsman of the modern era, has said while giant totals were likely, a 500 score was unlikely. What do you think? Will it be a good thing if that happens? Or will those hapless creatures called bowlers strike back?
churumuri 
Any Score beyond 300 is not good to watch . anything between 250-300 is competative and chellenging .Defending a score between 200-250 and still winning shows the quality in fielding and bowling .
If the batsmen have upper hand and start making huge scores . It becomes one sided with batsmen winning most of the battle .
Lets allow bowlers to come back after being hit a boundary to make the contest even and exciting .
Yidhu nanna NalakaaNae .
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