Sporting Pitches becoming Bowlers Paradise

                 sporting pitches turning out to be batsmen agony irrespective of the format in modern times. Where T20 Cricket as taken over the roads of  Cricket, it became hard to batsmen to be sensible enough on sporting pitches.
             The agony is also to deal with the pitches prepared around the world, most pitches are pretty flat and made for shot making. The economy of the bowlers are considerably gone high, where the new 4 run an over treated as 6 in ODI Cricket.
                 Batsmen are not afraid to take on the bowlers with the new approaches and attitudes they develop, but when they play on a sporting pitch it's turning out be a batting collapse. it's back firing when they do the same on sporting pitches.
                 A batsmen is supposed to play shot for every given delivery on the flat pitches and they carrying the same approach on the sporting pitches now a days. Where it is  throwing them in immense trouble in fighting back in the match irrespective of the format they are playing in.
                A drawn test is long seen on a sporting pitch, it as two major reasons underneath the results. One the approach of batsmen to the moving ball and also the attitude of captains who strive for a result irrespective of the time left in the match.
                Draws in test Cricket only seen on flat wickets where the bowlers get nothing from the pitch on early 2-3 days. The application of the batsmen have also changed considerably, bowlers getting more assistance from the batsmen approaches on sporting pitches.
              Even T20 Cricket can't cope with the sporting pitches where the batsmen are known for dominance, but the same is firing them back on these pitches. It's turning out to be bowlers paradise rather than sporting.
                 Lot talked about the balance between bat and ball and wide spreading of flat pitches, but it's more on the mental level the game and players moved on. More often than not it's not the pitches that are responsible for low scoring games or closing of tests within 3 to 4 days, but the approach as changed from the batsmen.