5 reasons why two-match Test series should be scrapped

No good stories to tell

The story of India's tour to Pakistan is still spoken about 14 years later

A full-fledged series not only creates good cricket for viewing, but it also makes memories and experiences that could be spoken of in the years to come.

An excellent example to back this would be India's tour to Pakistan in 2004, which produced some exciting contests and had moments that are being spoken of even today.

The likes of Mohammad Kaif's stunning catch to dismiss Shoaib Malik in the first ODI in Karachi or the manner in which Inzamam-Ul-Haq batted throughout the series is something that is spoken of even today by those who watched the matches.

Those kinds of stories are difficult to get in the case of a two-match series.