Flem274*
123/5
easyIt's not going to happen fellas. He needs a 172* in the next inning/test or 272 out once or 372 out twice. The odds are highly against him ever averaging 100.
easyIt's not going to happen fellas. He needs a 172* in the next inning/test or 272 out once or 372 out twice. The odds are highly against him ever averaging 100.
Something like 110* and then 62* is quite possible in the next testIt's not going to happen fellas. He needs a 172* in the next inning/test or 272 out once or 372 out twice. The odds are highly against him ever averaging 100.
Its Sydney, and last time I heard a knowledgeable Aussie talk about it they said the spin had subsided and it is just as much a road as the rest of the pitches. 172* definitely on the cards. The only thing against him is coming in at number 5.Out at 50-80 is most likely.
Don't have much faith in your bowlers then?Will be surprised if Voges scores more than 50 runs combined in the NZ series.
That is not how it works.Law of averages is against him.
The law of averages. There is nothing that mandates that a succession of high scores is followed by a low score.What?
That's not how it works.If there have been many unnaturally high scores, by the evening out aspect, the lower scores will come sooner rather than later.
Yup. Probability is against him because it is never easy to score 172*, not because there is an 'evening out law'.Yeah probability is against him, but that's not exactly what "law of averages" means