It seems so improbable, that it must happen (if that makes any sense...)
This wont happen obv.
This is the smartest plan I've seen written for the SL cricket team. I don't think what they've got at the moment is as good as this imo. Definitely the way to go along with checking for rain every few minutes.It seems so improbable, that it must happen (if that makes any sense...)
Anyway after much statistical analysis, tea leaves reading and simulations involving perturbation theory, I have come up with a 5 point strategy that will allow SL to make me $ in five days.
- Win the toss and bat. Doesn't matter if the wicket is green and submerged like a paddy field, Just bat.
- Get to 200. Edges to 3rd man, leg byes, wild slashes all count the same on the scoreboard. Obviously, counting on at least 5% of Para's ***y leaves to be dropped by Boucher allowing for byes.
- Keep SA only to a lead of ~200. Fernando to bowl so much crap it would even surprise the SA batsmen.
- Easy part now. Sanga double to knock off the deficit and others can chip in another 175-225 on an easier day 3/4 pitch.
- Depending on run rates, SA might have no time to chase, so a draw is on. Or SA will choke it up against Herath on a day 5 pitch.
brilliant!
The main strategy should be for Dil**** to play the match like a T20.It seems so improbable, that it must happen (if that makes any sense...)
Anyway after much statistical analysis, tea leaves reading and simulations involving perturbation theory, I have come up with a 5 point strategy that will allow SL to make me $ in five days.
- Win the toss and bat. Doesn't matter if the wicket is green and submerged like a paddy field, Just bat.
- Get to 200. Edges to 3rd man, leg byes, wild slashes all count the same on the scoreboard. Obviously, counting on at least 5% of Para's ***y leaves to be dropped by Boucher allowing for byes.
- Keep SA only to a lead of ~200. Fernando to bowl so much crap it would even surprise the SA batsmen.
- Easy part now. Sanga double to knock off the deficit and others can chip in another 175-225 on an easier day 3/4 pitch.
- Depending on run rates, SA might have no time to chase, so a draw is on. Or SA will choke it up against Herath on a day 5 pitch.
It doesn't seem very plausible with the fearsome SL attack boasting the likes of Dilhara Fernando and coI await the toss. It will be interesting to see who bats first. If SA bats first and tumble before the end of the day then SL will be in a good position.
Ten cricket. All SA home matches are shown on this channel@Indian residents, which channel is this being broadcast on?
That's the one, the stadium is called Boland Park.The first ODI will be in Paarl. Can Saffie members confirm that's the pretty ground up near the vineyards with the big rocky mountain next to it?