Multiple choice general knowledge sports

Why do batsmen in T-20 matches sit close to the boundary, instead of sitting in the dressing room?

  1. To reach the field of play quickly

  2. To get a better view

  3. To sledge the fielding team

  4. None of these
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Explanation

In T-20 cricket, batsmen sit close to the boundary to minimize the time taken to reach the field when their turn to bat comes. This quick transition helps maintain the fast pace of the game. They don't sit in the dressing room like in longer formats. Getting a better view or sledging are not the primary reasons.

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