While I don't hate it I have thought they have missed a few chances to increase their aims of getting more people into it..
1) commentators. Should have got a whole new team of younger commentators to do it. Maybe people like Greg James who are huge cricket fans. Much as i love tuffers... The style doesn't fit the format
2) More use of stats to back up the commentary. It's a game played in balls yet there is no runs per balls required graphic for the chase etc. A good stats man in the commentary seat drawing on stats, eg batter out lbw 15% of times, but bowler gets lbw 7%... Make those match ups mean something. I keep thinking about how an American comms team would commentate on it and I think that style would work for this format.
3) why not make it a mixed game rather than back to back? 4 hundred ball innings, 1 each for the men and women. So a team might want to put the women in first, to save the men for 3rd or 4th innings etc
4) mic up some players and speak to them during the game
5) stump mics turned up and fully broadcasted even between balls, let's hear what's being said
6) maybe show an angle other than the behind and centre view for every ball that is bowled...
7)show more of the head cam footage
8) crowd catches cash prizes
9) all of it has to be free to view
10) have half of the women's matches after the mens