ashley bach
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Looks beautiful.
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The Points Table/Standings
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Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
But it wouldn't be done in half a week. There's 15 matches to be played there, at best it's 8 days, probably more.
Flem274*
123/5
Good chance to play away from the main grounds, of which you wouldn't need many in this era of co hosting etc
Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah, but you need to televise them and have commentary/umpiring teams. They can't do more than 2 matches a day and even that seems a push.
Today's game feels like the first one of the tournament that really matters. Of course the previous matches are important but this is the 1st one that you feel has that bit extra riding on it.
If the Aussies lose then they're in a bit of trouble, and that raises the expectation of the game.
I suppose its really hard to come up with the perfect format - plenty of games to generate cash, making matches really count and keeping the length of the tournament right.
If the Aussies lose then they're in a bit of trouble, and that raises the expectation of the game.
I suppose its really hard to come up with the perfect format - plenty of games to generate cash, making matches really count and keeping the length of the tournament right.
straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Tournament schedule well set up for NZ to front-run, with matches 2, 3 & 4 against three of the weaker teams.
I never got to the end of The Tortoise and the Hare by Aesop, but I assume the tortoise just gives up and the hare wins - should probably just give us the trophy now tbh.
loterry1994
International Debutant
Honestly no the top 4-5 are a big difference from the rest. Plus I’m not a fan of teams coming 3-4th in groups and making a quarter final
AndyZaltzHair
Hall of Fame Member
In other words you have sent those teams to the bottom
What kind of theory do you have?! Just like the other teams at top, they've all played bottom of the table teams, because they won and the teams that lost went to the bottom
ankitj
Hall of Fame Member
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
I reckon 15 teams with 3 pools of 5. Top 2 in each pool progress to Super 6. In Super 6 no points are carried through, so the 2 qualifiers from each pool play again.
Top 2 after Super 6 play the final.
30 pool games
15 Super 6 games.
1 final.
46 matches.
9 teams play 4 matches; 4 play 9 matches; the 2 finalists play 10.
Top 2 after Super 6 play the final.
30 pool games
15 Super 6 games.
1 final.
46 matches.
9 teams play 4 matches; 4 play 9 matches; the 2 finalists play 10.
TheJediBrah
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What's it paying for Aus to go through the tournament winless
CricAddict
Cricketer Of The Year
Australia vs Srilanka match on Monday is a virtual knock-out match so early in the tournament since 7/9 wins is required to make the semis without NRR and 6 wins with a superior NRR. I don't think either of the teams can come back from a 3-0 loss to make the semis winning the rest of the 6 games and also upping their NRR.