India's leading off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin does not want the T20 League to be organized more at the expense of international cricket after the Covid-19 epidemic. Ashwin, who became the fastest Indian bowler to take 350 wickets in Test cricket, said that if his body supports, he can continue to perform well in the traditional format of the game. There are travel restrictions in many countries due to this epidemic, due to which conditions will not be favorable for the return of international cricket. Ashwin said in the videocast with Sanjay Manjrekar, 'Most international borders are closed and I really hope that there is no change from this epidemic where you have more league matches than international cricket. Ashwin said that he does not think cricket will start soon due to this epidemic. There is every possibility, but I do not know what will happen in the near future.

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He said that he considers himself a 'professional' player of T20 cricket, but he has got the most success in five-day cricket. I feel that I am a very professional player in T20 cricket, wherever I will play, I will try to perform well with my experience and passion. If my body supports Ravichandran Ashwin, then I am waiting for another good season in Test cricket.

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He said that he does not support ICC's plan to make Test cricket four days. He said, 'Thinking of cricket for four days does not excite me. I am a spinner and if you take out a day's play then I know that it will not have a good effect. You are removing a very attractive aspect of the game.

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