ICC CEO Calls for End to Randomly Scheduled Bilateral Cricket Series

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ICC CEO Geoff Allardice has stated that the era of randomly scheduled bilateral cricket series must come to an end, signaling a push for more structured international cricket calendars. The comments reflect growing concern within cricket's governing body about the fragmented nature of bilateral fixtures across formats. Former South Africa fielding coach Jonty Rhodes separately warned that ODIs could be 'in trouble' going forward, though he stopped short of predicting the format's complete demise. The remarks highlight ongoing debates about the future of international cricket scheduling and the viability of the 50-over format in a crowded cricket landscape.

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