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Lokomotiv's Proposed Changes to Cricket

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Lokomotiv said:
Statistics shows that the fielding first side has advantage in the limited-over games. So, is mathematical adjustment of runs of the batting first side necessary? (Something like D/L method)
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What would you think of the idea that the team fielding first should only get 45 overs to chase down the opposition's total?
 
marc71178

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
Tell us why it could be a good idea or **** off. People have been indulging you for too long so substance or GTFO.
 
Lokomotiv

Lokomotiv

U19 Cricketer
fredfertang said:
For a bloke who asks some really daft questions you do some remarkably in depth reading about the game Loko - if I was a cynic I'd think you were pulling our plonkers
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Please post new thread about "Cricket in North America".
In North America, the popularity and number of young players of American Baseball is rapidly declining.
The attempt of "US Pro Cricket" in 2004 failed, but there is potential for Cricket in North America.

The popularity of American Baseball is also declining in Japan (partially because top class players are moving to the MLB in North America).
 
Hurricane

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Lokomotiv said:
Please post new thread about "Cricket in North America".
In North America, the popularity and number of young players of American Baseball is rapidly declining.
The attempt of "US Pro Cricket" in 2004 failed, but there is potential for Cricket in North America.

The popularity of American Baseball is also declining in Japan (partially because top class players are moving to the MLB in North America).
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Yes Fred why haven't you done this already.:ph34r:
 
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Had any luck getting the Japanese gum balls into cricket at any reasonably high levels, Loko?
 
Daemon

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Lokomotiv said:
Please post new thread about "Cricket in North America".
In North America, the popularity and number of young players of American Baseball is rapidly declining.
The attempt of "US Pro Cricket" in 2004 failed, but there is potential for Cricket in North America.

The popularity of American Baseball is also declining in Japan (partially because top class players are moving to the MLB in North America).
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Yes I believe the trend of intentional four balls is resulting in a decline in Baseball viewers. Cricket is the way to go.
 
Lokomotiv

Lokomotiv

U19 Cricketer
Daemon said:
Yes I believe the trend of intentional four balls is resulting in a decline in Baseball viewers. Cricket is the way to go.
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Tactic of giving intentional walks is not new in American Baseball, so it is very unlikely that this tactic is a reason of decline of American Baseball.
 
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