Points system in cricket is ‘nonsense’, says Michael Vaughan

Former England commander Michael Vaughan on Thursday reprimanded the arrangement to present a focuses framework for arrangement against Pakistan and Sri Lanka and called it 'jabber'. 

"It's an over-complexity that is not required," he said. "I think it is babble. Some of the time excessively numerous brains around the room confuse it. What you are going to have is 45 players on a platform toward the end of the arrangement," he included. 

Under the new framework, four focuses will be honored for a Test triumph while two each for one-day internationals and T20s to settle on a general champ of the arrangement. 

The framework has been utilized by England ladies as a part of the Ashes subsequent to 2013. 

Be that as it may, previous England ladies' global Ebony Rainford-Brent couldn't help contradicting Vaughan, asserting the new framework in all the more captivating for players and fans. 

"When I found out about the focuses framework in the ladies' amusement I wasn't totally persuaded. In any case, I need to say, in the wake of watching the Ashes arrangement against Australia for the ladies, I'm a monstrous fan," she said. "It conveys complete connection and storylines to it. The key is getting the focuses right they needed to conform it in the ladies' amusement however once you do it, you can really connect with fans," she included. 

Previous Australia bowler Jason Gillespie additionally supported receiving the focuses framework, drawing parallels from the Women's Ashes. "I think the Women's Ashes a year ago got a great deal of good input," he said. 

The Yorkshire mentor additionally upheld exploring different avenues regarding the new framework for up and coming England arrangement with Sri Lanka and Pakistan before for all time settling on it. "We should give it a go and perceive how it functions. The rating and positioning of focuses can simply be tinkered with on the off chance that it's not exactly right," he said. "What's more, in the event that it doesn't work scrap all together. In any case, in the event that you don't give it a go you won't know," he included. 

Britain is set to have Sri Lanka for three Tests, five one-day internationals and an erratic T20 in summers before playing four Tests against Pakistan, with the same number of constrained over diversions. 

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is as of now in transactions with Sri Lanka and Pakistan, with every board required to agree to the idea before it can proceed.