In light of the increasing dominance of batters in T20 cricket, Sunil Gavaskar has expressed concerns regarding the current wide ball rule, which penalizes bowlers for bouncers that go just above the batter's head. He argues that this rule unfairly handicaps bowlers in a format already skewed towards batting. Gavaskar suggests that the definition of a wide bouncer should be adjusted to allow a margin of one foot above the batter's head, which would give bowlers more freedom to utilize bouncers effectively. He has reached out to Sourav Ganguly, the Chair of the ICC Men's Cricket Committee, urging him to consider these changes at the next committee meeting. Gavaskar believes that skilled players should be able to score off bouncers that are just above their normal stance, thus restoring some balance to the game.