I would be for it IF AND ONLY IF it meant more associate teams like USA & Canada could qualify for test status in the lower division. The way it is now Ireland Zimbabwe Afghanistan already hardly ever get to play tests.
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Afghanistan shouldn't be playing tests. They should have been stripped of full member status the moment the Taliban disbanded the women's team, as ICC rules state.
This sounds seems like the opposite of what the game needs.