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T20 can peacefully coexist with Tests and ODIs: Warne
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T20 can peacefully coexist with Tests and ODIs: shane Warne
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    Yes this is true it will be peacefull when considered with the two formats.

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    Rightly said by Shane warne as T20 is a game which is only for 3 hours. It may be popular currently, but equal importance should also be given to test and one-days as they are the real cricket that can be followed.
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    t20 matches are a treat to watch.no one these days seems to have the patience to see test matches.
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