by mal » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:00 pm
by whufc » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:02 pm
by mal » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:20 pm
by Jim05 » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:24 pm
by Pup » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:26 pm
by mal » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:39 pm
by Pup » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:48 pm
by mal » Tue Dec 18, 2012 11:00 pm
Pup wrote:Especially when you take into account their start and you forgot Hartley. Match should have been abandoned, minimum should be 10 overs for a game
by whufc » Tue Dec 18, 2012 11:28 pm
by whufc » Tue Dec 18, 2012 11:39 pm
mal wrote:The absurdity of this game was Duckworth Lewis
I know its worked out on a devised method off this and f....g that
BUT
BH 4/109[13.1]
Christian is still in and burning
Perera and Cutting are Killer batters still to come in
Look at the Perth line up
They batted the only 3 guys who can hit a cricket ball in this weak batting line up
Marsh hit or miss
Gibbs match winner if gets going
Coluter Nile can smash
North useless
Katich too old a liability
Stoinis the worst speciallist batsman Ive seen in the last 2 years
Cartwright handy
Triffit handy
Thomas average
Hogg too old
Beer awful
How could that line up get 160- 180 if Marsh and Gibbs dont make a big score
But somehow Duckworth Lewis has the result mastered
With the rain, whoever batted 2nd was always going to win
BH hits 109 off 13.1 overs, thats exceptional scoring at this format
And lose a game they were heavily favored to win
by Pup » Wed Dec 19, 2012 12:51 am
by the joker » Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:01 am
Pup wrote:whufc wrote:Yep the T20 needs a bonus point system!
Also could this comp be in trouble if the world champs cant get a decent crowd, or is it more about tv ratings.
It's a lot about the ratings too, absolutely smashing the A league. Guarantee free to air will make a big play next year
by whufc » Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:06 am
Pup wrote:The biggest issue is the 5 overs, Its just too short.
by the joker » Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:08 am
whufc wrote:mal wrote:The absurdity of this game was Duckworth Lewis
I know its worked out on a devised method off this and f....g that
BUT
BH 4/109[13.1]
Christian is still in and burning
Perera and Cutting are Killer batters still to come in
Look at the Perth line up
They batted the only 3 guys who can hit a cricket ball in this weak batting line up
Marsh hit or miss
Gibbs match winner if gets going
Coluter Nile can smash
North useless
Katich too old a liability
Stoinis the worst speciallist batsman Ive seen in the last 2 years
Cartwright handy
Triffit handy
Thomas average
Hogg too old
Beer awful
How could that line up get 160- 180 if Marsh and Gibbs dont make a big score
But somehow Duckworth Lewis has the result mastered
With the rain, whoever batted 2nd was always going to win
BH hits 109 off 13.1 overs, thats exceptional scoring at this format
And lose a game they were heavily favored to win
I don't agree with the figure DL system came up with BUT 2 things.
1/ the figure can't possibly take into account the oppositions batting line up,
2/ whatever the score set is there has to be at least a 1% chance the opposition can get it, just because the heat may have hit 200 doesn't mean the team batting second couldn't make it.
Maybe a better formula would be something that sets the opposition a similar run rate (or slighty increased run rate considering 99% of innings build) but with reduced wickets in hand.
The 10 runs an over seemed pretty fair considering the heat were on track for about an 8.5-9 runs an over. The bigger issue was the 10 wickets in hand which meant the Scorchers didn't have to consider getting out as an option.
Maybe that target of 51(5) with 3 wickets in hand would have been a better formula
by whufc » Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:25 am
by MAY-Z » Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:36 am
by mal » Wed Dec 19, 2012 9:36 am
MAY-Z wrote:i am a massive fan of duckworth lewis, but it only really works in 50 over cricket where you still have a large portion of the match completed
t20 cricket is not suited to revised targets, especially when such a small amount of balls are required to constitute a match
last nigh perth wasted 3 overs and still made the runs with 4 balls to spare
another problem with the system which weights it in terms of the side batting second is the bowling restrictions, last night perth bowled their most economical bowler (beer) for 4 of the 13 overs, or 30% of the innings. bris were only allowed to bowl their best bowler for 20% of the innings, perth also only had to bowl their weakest bowler (cartwright) for 1 over, or 7.6% of the innings whereas bris had to bowl their weakest bowler for 20% of the innings.
and another thing, why did the match have to re-start at 9:12 bris time to give enough time for 5 overs? based on the melb vs perth match even if they started at 9:20 and perth could only bat for 3 overs they shouldve been able to have a chance of getting teh 5 over d/l target just like melbourne did
by mal » Wed Dec 19, 2012 9:48 am
whufc wrote:mal wrote:The absurdity of this game was Duckworth Lewis
I know its worked out on a devised method off this and f....g that
BUT
BH 4/109[13.1]
Christian is still in and burning
Perera and Cutting are Killer batters still to come in
Look at the Perth line up
They batted the only 3 guys who can hit a cricket ball in this weak batting line up
Marsh hit or miss
Gibbs match winner if gets going
Coluter Nile can smash
North useless
Katich too old a liability
Stoinis the worst speciallist batsman Ive seen in the last 2 years
Cartwright handy
Triffit handy
Thomas average
Hogg too old
Beer awful
How could that line up get 160- 180 if Marsh and Gibbs dont make a big score
But somehow Duckworth Lewis has the result mastered
With the rain, whoever batted 2nd was always going to win
BH hits 109 off 13.1 overs, thats exceptional scoring at this format
And lose a game they were heavily favored to win
I don't agree with the figure DL system came up with BUT 2 things.
1/ the figure can't possibly take into account the oppositions batting line up,
2/ whatever the score set is there has to be at least a 1% chance the opposition can get it, just because the heat may have hit 200 doesn't mean the team batting second couldn't make it.
Maybe a better formula would be something that sets the opposition a similar run rate (or slighty increased run rate considering 99% of innings build) but with reduced wickets in hand.
The 10 runs an over seemed pretty fair considering the heat were on track for about an 8.5-9 runs an over. The bigger issue was the 10 wickets in hand which meant the Scorchers didn't have to consider getting out as an option.
Maybe that target of 51(5) with 3 wickets in hand would have been a better formula
by MAY-Z » Wed Dec 19, 2012 10:07 am
mal wrote:whufc wrote:mal wrote:The absurdity of this game was Duckworth Lewis
I know its worked out on a devised method off this and f....g that
BUT
BH 4/109[13.1]
Christian is still in and burning
Perera and Cutting are Killer batters still to come in
Look at the Perth line up
They batted the only 3 guys who can hit a cricket ball in this weak batting line up
Marsh hit or miss
Gibbs match winner if gets going
Coluter Nile can smash
North useless
Katich too old a liability
Stoinis the worst speciallist batsman Ive seen in the last 2 years
Cartwright handy
Triffit handy
Thomas average
Hogg too old
Beer awful
How could that line up get 160- 180 if Marsh and Gibbs dont make a big score
But somehow Duckworth Lewis has the result mastered
With the rain, whoever batted 2nd was always going to win
BH hits 109 off 13.1 overs, thats exceptional scoring at this format
And lose a game they were heavily favored to win
I don't agree with the figure DL system came up with BUT 2 things.
1/ the figure can't possibly take into account the oppositions batting line up,
2/ whatever the score set is there has to be at least a 1% chance the opposition can get it, just because the heat may have hit 200 doesn't mean the team batting second couldn't make it.
Maybe a better formula would be something that sets the opposition a similar run rate (or slighty increased run rate considering 99% of innings build) but with reduced wickets in hand.
The 10 runs an over seemed pretty fair considering the heat were on track for about an 8.5-9 runs an over. The bigger issue was the 10 wickets in hand which meant the Scorchers didn't have to consider getting out as an option.
Maybe that target of 51(5) with 3 wickets in hand would have been a better formula
One of the most impressive things on Safooty, is some of your very thoughtful and very very good posts
What you have posted makes a lot of sense
Your last point is absolutely spot on
PS could have made the runs and finished on say 7/52
That would have meant BH would have outplayed PS and lost the game
I really really like your solution in a 5 over run chase
Dont gift a 10 wicket leeway
Make the chasing team more accountable, if they lose 3-4 wickets, they should lose the match
by whufc » Wed Dec 19, 2012 10:26 am
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