The legendary Sunil Gavaskar believes that T20 cricket doesn't need much tinkering as it is in "pink of health" but custodians of the game can consider allowing two bouncers per over, moving ahead. The shortest format, over the years, has witnessed dominance of batsmen across the globe with bowlers having little to play for on flat decks with short boundaries. Does he foresee a rule change to ease the pressure off bowlers? "The T20 game is doing very well and there's no need to tinker with it," Gavaskar told PTI during an exclusive interview from the UAE where he is working as a broadcaster for the Indian Premier League. But the iconic figure did put forth a few suggestions which could be seriously considered by the lawmakers of the game. "It is loaded heavily in favour of the batsmen for sure. So, give a fast bowler two bouncers per over and yes the boundaries can be easily longer, if the ground authorities want it," he said. "Also look at giving an extra over to the bowler who takes a wicket in his first three overs. But seriously there's no need to bring any changes at all," the 71-year-old opening great added.