Giles sees arguments for and against four-day test matchespublished at 15:29 Greenwich Mean Time 8 January 2020
BBC Sport
Former Warwickshire spinner Ashley Giles has said reducing test matches to four days could take some of the excitement out of the game.
England's recent win over South Africa came on the final day, but many test matches don't last the full five days and Giles, who is now England's director of cricket, said the suggestion would be considered by the ICC.
The move is being put forward as a way of reducing players' workloads and Giles said: "It is our responsibility as the guardians of the game in this country to look at everything that can both take the game forward and also look after the workloads of our players."