Knights are arguing as the warriors lost the points it should count as a loss and warriors should lose the win and any nrr gained.If the Dolphins hadn't been awarded any points then it could have stayed at 4 wins with a points deduction, but because they were then it definitely counts as a forfeited match and the Warriors should go down to 3 wins.
But wouldn't they still be ahead of the Knights on NRR? Unless the Knights are arguing that also needs to be adjusted, in which case they do have a point if the Warriors are deemed to have lost the match.
Being deducted points as a punishment is a standard practice in sports leagues and the record of the results wouldn't be changed if it was only the offending team who were affected. What makes it a loss in this case is that the Dolphins were given the points for the match.Knights are arguing as the warriors lost the points it should count as a loss
Agreed. Cricket is an expensive game full stop but also it takes time and patience. Lots of kids of all races would prefer rugby or football. This makes it especially tough to introduce to non-cricketing families.I mean we can discuss to death the failure of CSA, and their many poor attributes. But the problem in cricket is largely a socio-economic problem. Much like what is happenening throughout SA.
What is the percentage of SA players that have come though the private high end school system? It's not a unique problem to SA, but it does have a disproportionate effect when combined with SA's history.
Fun team. All types of bowling options which includes 8 bowling options.One Day Cup Team of the Tournament?
1.Jordan Hermann (Warriors)
323 runs @53.83 , SR 85
2.Lhuan-dre Pretorius (Titans)
316 runs @45.14 , SR 120
3.Jon Jon Smuts (Dolphins)
473 runs @52.55, SR 91.13
4.Dewald Brevis (Titans)
398 runs @66.33, SR 156
5.Hanu Viljoen (WK) (Dolphins)
238 runs @79.33, SR 79
6.Dian Forrester (Knights)
346 runs @69.20 , SR 98
7.Tiaan Van Vuuren (Knights)
13 wickets @16.61, Economy 4.83
144 runs @28.80, SR 102
8.Imraan Manack (Boland)
16 wickets @16.50, Economy 3.76
9.Matthew Boast (Titans)
11 wickets @17.09 , Economy 5.69
10.Kyle Simmonds (Western Province)
16 wickets @15.18 , Economy 3.97
11.Tristan Luus (Dolphins)
14 wickets @15.78 , Economy 4.83
Bats all the way down to 10 , 8 bowling options,great fielding side, power hitters , anchors , all rounders , pace bowlersFun team. All types of bowling options which includes 8 bowling options.
In an ideal world, hopefully we can find that balance again for our white-ball cricket.Bats all the way down to 10 , 8 bowling options,great fielding side, power hitters , anchors , all rounders , pace bowlers
Basically the 90's blueprint which gives any captain flexibility. That's how we should set up the white ball side for the Proteas in my opinion