Proposals for a **two-tier World Test Championship** are set to be discussed by cricket officials, aiming to separate top teams from lower-ranked nations.
Critics, including former England fast bowler **Steven Finn** and West Indies legend **Sir Clive Lloyd**, argue it could be "greedy" and detrimental to the game's integrity.
Supporters like **Ravi Shastri** and **Michael Vaughan** believe the change is essential for the format's survival, ensuring the best teams compete frequently.
Concerns are raised about the future of emerging teams, particularly from the second tier, jeopardizing their opportunities to improve and compete.
The debate reflects broader trends in cricket, particularly the shift towards franchise leagues and financial pressures on international formats.
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