FBU
International Debutant
Do you think this is reliable?
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***Official*** England Tour of the West Indies: December 2023
- Thread starter SillyCowCorner1
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Aidan11
International Vice-Captain
I've tried to Google for any confirmation but there doesn't seem to be anything confirmed by Sky or TNT.Do you think this is reliable?
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That website may be just guessing.
FBU
International Debutant
Thanks. I won't be watching matches in the WI or India then.
Socerer 01
International Captain
not picking Bravo saying he will be too old for 2027 world cup and then picking Ottley is lol worthy
Owzat
U19 Captain
they are trialling the 'stop clock' on the limited overs series, if the team(s) exceed 60 seconds between overs 3 times they get penalised 5 runs
seems a bit long to me, up to 49 minutes between overs in an ODI and 19 in a T20, considering they ought to be bowling the overs in less than 4 minutes to add on up to a minute between overs seems somewhat excessive.
you have to assume they timed how long teams take between overs, not that I'd use it as a benchmark for "possible" but certainly I would think 45 ought to be more than doable even if the fielders have to hurry up a bit. I mean what's the furthest any of them might have to traverse? (if indeed they don't just have third man come in a bit and field at mid-off instead of going all the way to third man from the opposite end)
Even if they did go from third man at one end to third man at the other should surely not take a minute, even at 4mph which I believe is or was postman required speed in UK you could cover 100m in a minute quite comfortably - and if the bowler ending his over fields at furthest point behind the stumps to the other bowler then got shortest distance
all they (umpires) really need to do is give the fielding side the hurry up, give out yellow cards for dragging their heels aka time wasting. Noone is expecting them to sprint to their positions, but maybe the days of walking slowly should be gone and I'd like to think in this day and age captains would have a preset bunch of positions/plans by bowler for each (key) batsman. it's not as if they don't know who they'll be playing in a few days time and have no idea who will be playing, far less variance in opponents' "best XI" in cricket, not going to be like guessing which three from Jota, Salah, Nunez, Diaz and Gakpo will be up top for Liverpool say
seems a bit long to me, up to 49 minutes between overs in an ODI and 19 in a T20, considering they ought to be bowling the overs in less than 4 minutes to add on up to a minute between overs seems somewhat excessive.
you have to assume they timed how long teams take between overs, not that I'd use it as a benchmark for "possible" but certainly I would think 45 ought to be more than doable even if the fielders have to hurry up a bit. I mean what's the furthest any of them might have to traverse? (if indeed they don't just have third man come in a bit and field at mid-off instead of going all the way to third man from the opposite end)
Even if they did go from third man at one end to third man at the other should surely not take a minute, even at 4mph which I believe is or was postman required speed in UK you could cover 100m in a minute quite comfortably - and if the bowler ending his over fields at furthest point behind the stumps to the other bowler then got shortest distance
all they (umpires) really need to do is give the fielding side the hurry up, give out yellow cards for dragging their heels aka time wasting. Noone is expecting them to sprint to their positions, but maybe the days of walking slowly should be gone and I'd like to think in this day and age captains would have a preset bunch of positions/plans by bowler for each (key) batsman. it's not as if they don't know who they'll be playing in a few days time and have no idea who will be playing, far less variance in opponents' "best XI" in cricket, not going to be like guessing which three from Jota, Salah, Nunez, Diaz and Gakpo will be up top for Liverpool say
FBU
International Debutant
BBC 'could lose its cricket TV rights' to show England and The Hundred
The BBC currently shows highlights of England's home Test matches and white-ball fixtures, live coverage of selected T20 summer internationals, and Hundred matches.
'They could yet show England's five-Test visit to India early next year with Sky and TNT Sport - formerly BT - also interested and a deal could again happen at the eleventh hour'.
Chin Music
State Vice-Captain
In recent years, Sky have only shown Pakistan, Sri Lanka and South Africa away test series. As has been rightly pointed out, Aus/NZ/WI have been shown on TNT/BT.
Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
I suspect the radio coverage will be on Talksport too.
Also, if you're planning on streaming then the Discovery+ app is needed for TNT (BT) Sport.
FBU
International Debutant
What is Tongue's injury?
Aidan11
International Vice-Captain
Seems a bit odd. His selection was a bit of a surprise for this tour. Something he wasn't happy with perhaps?
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Truly we are living in bizzaro o world.
His replacement will be Michael.
The only reasonable choice
Aidan11
International Vice-Captain
Yep. Won't happen though.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Even a donkey can see that this move is the right move.
Our selectors are ****, that is including the specialist captain who won two teee-20 world cups.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Alright, it starts today. 2 hours away.
Interested to see how our middle-order do. Youngsters Alick, Carty, Rutherford, and Hetmyer
Hetmyer didn’t have the best of Super50, but he will have to use all his experience at the world stage to stitch together an innings
Probable XI: Brandon King, Kjorn Ottley, Alick Athanaze, Shai Hope (c/w), Keacy Carty, Shimron Hetmyer, Sherfane Rutherford, Matthew Forde/Romario Shepherd, Alzarri Joseph, Oshane Thomas, Gudakesh Motie
Interested to see how our middle-order do. Youngsters Alick, Carty, Rutherford, and Hetmyer
Hetmyer didn’t have the best of Super50, but he will have to use all his experience at the world stage to stitch together an innings
Probable XI: Brandon King, Kjorn Ottley, Alick Athanaze, Shai Hope (c/w), Keacy Carty, Shimron Hetmyer, Sherfane Rutherford, Matthew Forde/Romario Shepherd, Alzarri Joseph, Oshane Thomas, Gudakesh Motie
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
What if they don't win the toss?