ICC invited to consider the future of the T10 format after informal interviews on the list a status at the meeting of the Committee of the Board of Directors

The International Cricket Council is prejudiced to make T10 a format officially recognized in the future.

Sources have told the BBC Sport that at least two complete members are pushing for the ICC to consider the granting of a status status for national franchising national competitions.

The inclusion of the format would allow the statistics of T10 sanctioned championships and tournaments organized by full members in a player’s average official averages.

The discussions on the topic took place in the last meeting of the ECB council that will be held to Harare, in the Zimbabwe from 10 to 13 April.

The problem was not listed as an official article on the agenda during the meeting, chaired by the president of ECT Jay Shah, but was raised on an informal basis.

It was said that he had earned little traction by most of those present, but it is a topic that will be revisited if it could not obtain further support.

The ICC is responsible for the Classification of the official cricket, external And since 2007 he has been responsible for the definition of list A, which is the limited over format of this sport.

Before 2007, the definition of list A correspondence and the application of the definition was supervised by the association of cricket statistics and historians.

When it was approached by BBC Sport, the ICC refused to comment.