A strong,graceful & handsome look does not leave a great impact till than when somebody know that he is the man who invent the Twenty20 cricket.
Robertson is far too modest to take complete credit for introducing the short form of cricket which is providing unprecedented riches and opportunities, not to mention changing the face of the game.
Twenty20 cricket is a great way for cricketers,actors & other officials to become rich but its amazing that its inventor is still on pay.Well he does not want that many money but he,s happy that world has known his name as the inventor of Twenty20 cricket.
Shortage of capital was the base of twenty20 cricket.Eight years ago when cricket was all over the world but its birth place England was getting down & down in domestic cricket.Sporters were in few numbers in matches.Stuart was Martketing Manager at that time and board gives him the responsibility to increse the aspectators od matches so sales of tickets can decrese some expenses income was a dream at that time.
After some thought Stuart make 30 couples who was charge with the responsibility of interviewing people about what kind of cricket they like.After one year the analysis says people prefer their children,family and work over cricket but they like some thing which finishes in 2 or 3 hours so they can afford to watch it.This analysis make Stuart think they they have to arrange 20 overs criket matches.
So this is how the Twenty20 cricket came into existence.Whatever,it is a great way to enjoy and watch cricket in very short time and also its a great way to make great money for some serious people well i enjoyed it very much and i hope u also gonna love it very much

The heart pounded the chest relentlessly – from the time Anil Kumble bowled Adam Gilchrist to long after the entire Deccan Chargers dug out raced to the middle to celebrate a fairytale victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore in DLF Indian Premier League final on Sunday. It was a night when the Deccan Chargers refused to be tamed the Bull Ring.
The heart sought to gloss over Herschelle Gibbs's effort – painstaking and scratchy for the most past – when Deccan Chargers batted first. He finished with 53 not out off 48 balls. But the mind reminded the heart that it was perhaps the single most significant batting effort on a sluggish track in the grand final. Deccan Chargers ended up with 143 for six in 20 overs.The heart cringed a bit when the vastly experienced Andrew Symonds chatted up Royal Challengers Bangalore young opener Manish Pandey but it also knew that the teenager will have grown up considerably. Pandey, of course, heard more of Symonds and faced the attack less as had got to play but seven deliveries before being dismissed by Pragyan Ojha.Ojha took a leaf out of Kumble's book, put his hand up for his team and finished with three for 28 to play the lead role in Deccan Chargers' spectacular defence of the low score. Of course there were others who made it work for the team that drew on the twin fuels of hunger and self-belief as they pursued their goal with single-mindedness.Richard Harris starting the proceedings with a maiden over to Jacques Kallis; little-known Punjab fast medium bowler Harmeet Singh showing character under pressure and claiming two for 23; Andrew Symonds returning to scalp the dangerous Ross Taylor and Virat Kohli; RP Singh conjuring Kallis' dismissal and finishing with 4-0-16-1.There was more. A spectacular catch by Harmeet Singh, who sprinted from long leg and lunged forward to get his hands under the skyer to dismiss a defiant Vinay Kumar in the 19th over. Gilchrist himself contributed with two wonderful stumping dismissals to curtain the innings of Roelof van der Merwe and Kohli. The sum of such wonderful parts was beautiful. And the heart Then again, it was hard for the heart not to reach to the gallant Anil Kumble. It is not often that a man does everything he could possibly do – bowl with the new ball and claim Adam Gilchrist, come back to pick up the wickets of Andrew Symonds and Rohit Sharma at critical junctures – and end up having to watch his team fall short by six runs.Two teams that had finished eighth and seventh last season fought every inch and one had to run out winner at the end of a stunning game that climaxed a wonderful tournament. Believe me, the heart hasn't stop pounding through the writing of this piece; the words flowed even as a spectacular closing ceremony that followed such a breathtaking match.
Photos of Final Clash.