The rumours of a two-tier system have sparked a debate about the future of Test cricket. Various former players have given their views in the days and Ian Chappell has now joined the list to give his opinions on the matter. However, Chappell’s point contrary to many others who were worried about the dire state of red-ball cricket in some of the lower-ranked teams and how much amount of Test cricket they would get if the two-tier system is introduced, Chappell on the other hand, questioned the teams attaining Test status off-late do they have the infrastructure to host the games. “A system that includes promotion and relegation is feasible but there need to be certain criteria attached before a team attains Test status,” Chappell wrote in his column for ESPNcricinfo. “Those should include: Do they have a viable first-class competition? Do they have legitimate grounds for holding five-day games? Do the grounds have adequate facilities? Are they financially stable? “If a team meets those criteria – and maintains a high standard of play over …