Just before this thread gets locked up too I'd like to get some final info up for thought. I suppose it's the last word.
Batting salary - averages of four and one day divided by 2 - easy
Bowling - not so easy
Sliding scale of-
4 day
SR36=$70k, SR40=$60k, SR44=$50k, SR48=$40k,
SR50=$35k, SR55=$30k, SR60=$25k, SR65=$20k,
SR75=$15k, SR85=$10k, SR95=$5k,>95=nothing
1 day
SR20=$70k, SR25=$60k, SR30=$50k, SR35=$40k
SR40=$30k, SR45=$20k, SR55=$15k, SR65=$10k
SR75=$8k, SR85=$6k, SR90=$5k, >90=nothing
These scales are not linear. Individual one day and four day salaries are multiplied by overs per match divided by 10 and 30 respectively.
I know this is getting in after the bell but I want to have my entire proposal out for consideration before the thinking hiatus.
I have attached the wage structure for 18 of the 30 sides. The order goes name, 4d bat salary, 4d bowl salary, 4d total, 1d bat, 1d bowl, 1d total, total.
SA and Karanataka have the most expensive sides in the comp according to this scheme.