The next edition of ICC World Test Championship, the 2027-29 cycle, is likely to feature all 12 Test-playing nations in one division, an upgrade from the current format of nine teams playing in the competitions, as the two-tier WTC system failed to generate support.

Also, a revival of the ODI Super League is likely. A working group headed by former New Zealand player Roger Twose, tasked with addressing current issues related to all formats of the game, gave their recommendations to the International Cricket Council (ICC) board and the Chief Executives’ Committee (CEC) during last week’s quarterly meetings held in Dubai, as per ESPNCricinfo.

A two-tier system for the World Test Championship, an idea floated after underwhelming performances from the likes of the West Indies and the dominan

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