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Harsha Bogle and Michael Vaughan on the four-day Test format 🚨 ​Michael Vaughan: Harsha, matches finish in 3 or 4 days anyway. We need to officially make Test cricket 4 days to fit modern attention spans and weekend TV slots. ​Harsha Bhogle: Test cricket is about the 5-day story...

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