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Is this year’s IPL (10th edition) a battle between lowest and highest margin of victors ? Teams that had lowest margin of wins less than 10 runs – 6 teams(Hyd, Pune, Mumbai, Punjab, Delhi and Bangalore) 2 or less wickets remaining … Continue reading
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Here is a small analysis on how pitch behaved unpredictably at Bangalore. From day one there was a regular unpredictable bounce. Barring 76 balls i was able to record/update all deliveries. There were 522 balls bowled (minus 76) of which … Continue reading
Border-Gavaskar test series :End of 2nd Test, India have scored 675 runs in 242.3 overs, and lost 40 wickets. Their run rate is slightly high at 2.78 and strike rate is poor at 36.37(balls per wicket)!. It was much lower … Continue reading
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Test series – Border Gavaskar series. End of 2nd Test, Australians have scored 933 runs in 340.1 overs, and lost 40 wickets. Their run rate is low at 2.74 and strike rate is 51(balls per wicket)although if one has to … Continue reading
As India take on Australia in 4- Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Here are some thoughts on how tourist should operate. Recently when New Zealand and England toured India, the host started slowly and than went on to win the series convincingly. … Continue reading
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I was watching ladies Big Bash league (WBBL 2), was surprised to watch that no female bowler was touching > 125 Kpm (77.5 mph). In today’s age of technology, where one can enhance their technique, learn new skills and have … Continue reading
After watching two recent test series between Sri Lanka v Australia, and India v New Zealand, i thought batsmen from all 4 teams had problem judging the length of the ball. Here is my view on batting. Batting technique. When … Continue reading
There is a thin chance for Australia to pull off a historic victory….if not, then they can get out of 0-3 humiliation. Here is why – unlike other games played at Galle there is more bounce and less unevenness. Even … Continue reading
As the high scoring ODI of the SL v/s ENG series concludes, one wonders if this trend of run fest will continue in one-day cricket, particularly in England. In 3 years, the next World Cup is scheduled to be played … Continue reading
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Based on last 7 T20 Int matches, bowlers have an upper hand, hence teams are not able to post big score consistently, especially in these two series – Ind v SL & SA v Eng. Analysis is based on 3 series … Continue reading
Am following BBL05, and it is quite interesting that teams that have star value players are performing below par. These teams are having difficulty to be at top of points table and they are from big cities like Melbourne(Melbourne Renegades and … Continue reading
Interesting comparison for Australian batsmen. In West Indies they started steadily but in current series they were off to a fast start to their innings. The run rate is very high in the first four phases of their innings (0-10,11-20,21-30,31-40). … Continue reading
Melbourne is the largest ground in Australia, followed by Brisbane/Gabba in terms of both length and width. Than comes Docklands Stadium which again is situation in Melbourne city. SCG and WACA are the smallest ground in terms of width … Continue reading
No batsman can score runs of every ball. Dot balls are like air we breathe, it is essential part of cricket. One must not measure dot ball to inability to score runs or slow scoring. I believe dot balls are … Continue reading
