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Still have close to 3mill, only lose like 120k with one home game a week.
Does anyone else agree that the Batstats rating is too weighted towards batsmen? I mean, you have 11x batting ratings but only 5x bowling -- if I was playing the game, I'd stick a decent batsman at no.7 and watch my rating soar!Have a higher batstats than you tbh.
It's all mainly for show, though.
How I get a decent rating is having my team bat down to #9. The #9 is Strong/Strong bat, whilst 10 and 11 are useless with the bat. Currently training a guy to be my number 10 batsman (competent/proficient with the ball, respectable/feeble with the bat). He won't be good enough for 2 seasons, but when he does I'll have a veritable New Zealand-esque batting line up.Does anyone else agree that the Batstats rating is too weighted towards batsmen? I mean, you have 11x batting ratings but only 5x bowling -- if I was playing the game, I'd stick a decent batsman at no.7 and watch my rating soar!
As has been preeviously pointed out, I only have 4 batsmen and get alright ratings so you're probably right.Does anyone else agree that the Batstats rating is too weighted towards batsmen? I mean, you have 11x batting ratings but only 5x bowling -- if I was playing the game, I'd stick a decent batsman at no.7 and watch my rating soar!
So, teams like 'tinho's suffer as they've got a better attack. I reckon the bowling rating should be either doubled or multiplied by 1.4 (to give it the same importance as top + middle order batting). Could do with adding the WK's primary level to the fielding too.
Meh. It's too entrenched now, anyway.
It's dead simple -- have a look near the start of the "CW Batstats Rankings" thread for a full explanation.Hey how do I find my batstats rating for my team? Is it just on the reporters summary?
I had a left over net, I figured he may as well have it.Wait, what? Why are you training wicketkeeping on a bowler? It's not like his secondary particularly needs fixing, is it?
Not really - having five good bowlers will get you more or less the same rating as having five good batsmen, as your middle order rating won't be as good (unless you have a good no. 6 and 7 also - but then you should be rewarded for that anyway). You could argue that it's biased against teams who have more than five good bowlers, but as you can't use more than five bowlers in OD that's pretty sensible.Does anyone else agree that the Batstats rating is too weighted towards batsmen? I mean, you have 11x batting ratings but only 5x bowling
Yeah, quite. Witness India's remarkable lower order getting two runs against England today, while England's feeble lower order managed six. Granted, they're batting against elite+ bowling, but still, it does rather show up the uselessness of batting past 7.My only problem with it is that differences in lower order count for far more than they should, as the BT-collapse means that a competent lower order for example is unlikely to do much better than a woeful lower order, but the effect on the batstats rating is significant.
I raise your two bowlers for my one man attack with no fitness.Nah I've got 2 bowlers who are any good, you negotiate the first 12ish overs and you're home and hosed.
Does that mean you have three batsmen for the next couple months until your trainiees come through. Or do you have some hidden pile of cash lying around. Would have through you would down size to another all rounder, rather then a specialist bowler.Make that 3, just picked up an exquisite RF.