3 reasons why T10 cricket has a viable future 

#2 Potential to spread cricket all around the world

Players from numerous countries have taken part in the T10 League

The 2018 season of the T10 league had players representing countries from India, Pakistan, the West Indies, England, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, as well as representation from smaller cricketing nations, like Nepal, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, the USA, the UAE, Ireland, and the Netherlands. In total, the squads represented players from 16 different countries around the world.

With cricket growing as a game around the world, with suggestions of its submission to become an Olympic sport being taken into consideration, T10 could be the format that gets cricket there.

T10 would be the ideal format to take to new fans in North American audiences like the United States and Canada. While T20 has become the biggest format in the game, ahead of the One Day format or test series, the T10 format can be used to introduce new fans to the game of cricket, much like how Rugby Sevens has worked wonderfully in bringing in American audiences to the game of Rugby.