Cricket and relationships

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My Analysis of cricket like relationships...

Test cricket is like walking the beautiful city streets  and sipping wine with your best girl friend, followed by conversations that go for ever..chatting talking and texting for a year ..and one fine day kissing her passionately..and finally making out steamily and having sex rather making love under the stars while drinking wine..and proposing her with a ring

One day cricket is like meeting a girl, texting her for a few days , taking her to a sexy pub on a date ...then walking back home and having intense sex ..not sure if you can get committed ..may be give it some time 

20-20 is like meeting in a pub having sex on the bar table and before you know its over 😂😂😂
And yes people still play test cricket 😍

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