Stamina sucks, and not a good trait to have…
Well done Stephen - I see they are already active on the TM - it's lovely when you forst begin and can spend $1k on a player and improve your squad! Doesn't last long!The Net Theorists (TNT) will be joining soon...
Brilliant performance - very close indeed!Dom Dom Memorial CG playing host to BD's last ODI of the season vs West Indies.
Let's hope for a good performance to end on![]()
Nizami is gonna be a nice batting allrounder for me to start the club. Have had a fun couple of games with TNT now... scoring runs I did not think they would score. Thanks for the game.In a T20 vs TNT, they made 170-5. Chiradeep Nizami (56 off 38), Daley Powell (37 off 28), Curtis Robinson (25* off 21), Joost van Wyk (31* off 15). They were a bit fortunate their 3K tail wasn't exposed though! We chased it down despite a wobble, thanks to the T20 trio of O'Callaghan / Ward / Warwick. 2-14 for Nizami, what a game for him.
I don't disagree with this, I just find that overall accuracy does not provide any extra chance of wickets. Reduced runs maybe over an extended time period but no guarantee in a match. And wickets feel very purely down to variation and movement, and a bit of luck. I would think you need decent accuracy to maximise the effect of that movement and variation. And it currently feels that this is not the case. Practically I find that I have as good a chance to take a wicket with a 2 quality ball as a 9 quality ball. Even if the bowler who bowls more 2 quality balls goes for 4-5 runs rather than just 3-4 runs an over. And I suppose that is what is getting to me, I am finding the overall quality of ball appears not to correlate to best bowling even on a long term basis.Low accuracy players give away plenty of wides and boundary balls in my experience. Hard to set them up with attacking fields. When I look at the career numbers of my players, I see a definite correlation between accuracy and economy rate. I think movement and variation are needed to get wickets, and that a high accuracy guy who doesn't have those skills would only be useful in building dots.
This is part of it, along with pitch conditions. But I`m also finding that the bowlers who always do a specific job can go from ineffective to highly effective without any change whatsoever.A big factor in getting wickets is having the right bowlers bowl at the right time. The same bowler can veer between lethal and ineffective almost entirely based on when you have them bowling.