ankitj
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Speak for yourselfI'm not saying there's any of us who will abuse that trust.
Speak for yourselfI'm not saying there's any of us who will abuse that trust.
Speak for yourself
I quite like it, means you're punished for missing your go (effectively have to pick the second best player from that scorecard) without disrupting the order of the rest of the draft.weldone, it breaks the continuity of selections. I wouldn't want that, although if the others agree, I'd prefer it to the status quo.
Didn't give too much thought into it,tbh.Bad choice of scorecard, mate!
Doing Jake some favours IMO.Didn't give too much thought into it,tbh.
damn it.........this is not fair...........I wanted a good bowler and now I have been forced to pick from the India v WI test. So not fair. Damn you salmanI'll tell you what someone could have done if he were first up this draft. He'd rather have Gilchrist than Dravid. So he'd just wait out his window, let the second guy pick Dravid, then he'd walk into the thread, apologise for the delay, and pick Gilchrist. This is a scenario that could theoretically play out at any stage of the draft, be it to pick a preferred player or to avoid selecting from a difficult era.
We're playing on the honour system here, and I'm not saying there's any of us who will abuse that trust. But experience says there's likely to be controversy, and I'd rather we had this mechanism in place to avoid that. Yes, I agree that there's a chance that the guy might miss his window the second time too, and that poses a question as to when to let him make his selection next. I'd still rather we figured out an answer to that difficult question than let people walk in and select whenever convenient (for whatever reasons) for them to do.
awtaAn easy solution for this can be to force him to select from the original scorecard.
For example, by that rule if salman comes back now he can select anyone from the original scorecard except Dravid. And the game moves on (the next person selects from the Muralitharan scorecard).
Delete your post with the selection and pretend you never even logged in until just now, IMOdamn it.........this is not fair...........I wanted a good bowler and now I have been forced to pick from the India v WI test. So not fair. Damn you salman
It says in the rules the test have to be between two ICC sanctioned cricket nations, or something along those lines.Why?
As per the rules mentioned here, he can.No, you can't use that scorecard.
No he can't. The last point in the OP mentions that the Tests should involve Test nations.As per the rules mentioned here, he can.
Don't mislead people here, hoe.
Cant use that scorecard Jake. Read the rules. Has to be test playing nations.Adam Gilchrist.
And just to piss everyone off here's the World XI scorecard.
Only Test: Australia v ICC World XI at Sydney, Oct 14-17, 2005 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo
Am I doing it right?
The first impression that came to my mind was, "Don't pull that stunt here. We've anticipated and accounted for this eventuality last year itself"Edit: Oops, it seems I goofed up! But I don't support the rule of not allowing that scorecard. The first expression that came to my mind after seeing Howe_Zat's scorecard was 'well played mate'!
Yes.By the way, is West Indies considered a test 'nation'?