Updated On: 17 November, 2021 07:52 AM IST | Mumbai | Michael Jeh
If the International Cricket Council don’t move to curb win-toss-win-match scenarios as experienced in the Twenty20 World Cup, this will soon become a cricket integrity issue

Australia skipper Aaron Finch (left) and NZ captain Kane Williamson during the toss ahead of the T20 World Cup final on Sunday. Pic/Getty Images
Win toss and chase under lights. Win game. Win World Cup.
This is the story of the tail wagging the dog. The story of modern T20 day-night cricket in South Asia and the Middle East. The story of prime time TV ratings in India virtually deciding the winner by lottery. IPL, World Cup, even ODIs to some extent are all so heavily influenced by the toss that it will soon become a cricket integrity issue.