Lloyd Voices Concerns Over Two-Tier Test System

West Indies cricket legend Clive Lloyd has strongly criticized the idea of a two-tier system in Test cricket. He expressed disbelief that the West Indies might be placed in a second tier, arguing that it would hinder their development and deny them opportunities to compete against top teams. Lloyd highlighted the West Indies' rich history and dominance in the 70s and 80s, questioning how such a legacy could be overlooked. He attributed some of the current struggles to the rise of T20 cricket and emphasized the need for financial assistance from the ICC. Lloyd pointed out the unique challenges faced by the West Indies due to their geographical makeup, making travel and domestic matches expensive. He appealed for equal financial distribution, similar to the English Premier League, to help revive West Indies cricket. For more sports news updates follow Playinexch.