Just logged on and it looks that i will be able to watch the best part of the match, Canning v my batsmen. Should be a decent test. Tulley is officially the worst bowler ever to play for Jets. 10-0-72-0, WTF, his prof on v.defensive.FFS. Griffin goes for 45 and Burger follows after facing 5 balls. 6/221 in the 39th.
Edit: Gahhh.
46.1 1 Jeithoon to Canning
Canning's worked that nicely between the fielders for a single
End of Over 46: 240-9, runrate=5.22
Muralitharan 8-1-19-3
Canning* 78 (90 balls)
Potgieter 0 (4 balls)
Last Wicket: Erasmus b. Muralitharan 1 (FOW: 239/9)
Cause you know, why wouldn't you take a single off the first ball of the over?
Yep, Potters goes on the 6th ball of that over, all out for 240. I'll need Canning to do something brilliant at the start here, I just hope he's not tired from batting.
Good start for you so far, Fernando really bowling **** here. Will be very surprised if I win this tbh.Just logged on and it looks that i will be able to watch the best part of the match, Canning v my batsmen. Should be a decent test. Tulley is officially the worst bowler ever to play for Jets. 10-0-72-0, WTF, his prof on v.defensive.
End of Over 20: 96-0, runrate=4.80, reqrunrate=4.87 (241-10)
Tedstone 5-1-18-0
Lucas* 47 (72 balls)
Clayton 46 (50 balls)
Infuriating, isn't it? I had one do that once with not many runs still to chase and only one recognised batsman in, and the commentary had the gall to say "Janes tucks the ball into the gap and runs the easy single. That's good, sensible cricket." Tail-end collapse, loss of match ensues.Cause you know, why wouldn't you take a single off the first ball of the over?
It's related to experience apparently, so the more experienced a batsman is, the less likely he will be to give the strike to a tailender. That said, I've never really seen a player with higher experience keep the strike (though it's not really something I look at).Infuriating, isn't it? I had one do that once with not many runs still to chase and only one recognised batsman in, and the commentary had the gall to say "Janes tucks the ball into the gap and runs the easy single. That's good, sensible cricket." Tail-end collapse, loss of match ensues.
It wouldn't even be particularly difficult to alter the chances of taking singles when you've got massively mis-matched batsmen at the crease. Has Allan ever been asked about it in a Q&A?
Happy with that win especially the fact that there was no real stand out performances just a good hard team effort. A lot of positives to take into the back end of the season in the league.All over here. Fernando is ****ing dire, really need a replacement for him. Fair play to Tharmi though, couldn't really match the depth in terms of wicket-taking bowlers.
And that's the end of the match. Jaffna Jets won by 6 wickets.
Magical Ponies 241-10
Jaffna Jets 245-4
End of Over 47: 245-4, runrate=5.21
Fernando 9-0-85-1
Ellis* 49 (30 balls)
6 (4 balls)
Jaffna Jets Magical PoniesHappy with that win especially the fact that there was no real stand out performances just a good hard team effort. A lot of positives to take into the back end of the season in the league.
Yeah i'll be up for that but you probably will have a couple more rounds left by the looks of things.Ratings give me a slight edge but they're inflated by Canning, while yours seem more due to depth. Up for a rematch once you're out of this thing?
Rodgie's through too.YESSS I'm through (Y)