This post is about how I started my blog site All That Cricket. After leaving my job as an cricket analyst, I wanted to write posts that reflected my interests in and approaches to observing cricket performance. My aim is … Continue reading
Analysis
(524)…Aus v Eng(ODI)2018 -A newage cricket
The England v Australia is 3 games up and score line is host winning all three(featuring world record total of 481). The same was the case when England visited Australia. The scoreline after 3 games was same, viz England winning all three!. … Continue reading
(523)…2019 World Cup campaign begins -Consistency of consecutiveness is key
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The One day matches are back subsequently taking 2 ½ months break!. It stunned cricketing world when Scotland (13th ranked) beat England (the No.1 ranked team). A high scoring game at Edinburgh where host Scotland blasted 371in 50 overs after … Continue reading
(522)…ODI – Quality spin weakens Australia’s(bat & bowl)performance
This is the concluding post of Australia’s bowling analysis in ODI (2016 onwards) . In here I have compared Australia’s bowlers with their opponent bowlers in each phase of a match. Since Sept 2016, Australia played 29 ODIs. Hence I … Continue reading
(522)…Aus ODI Bowling – Inconsistent in C 4, but constant rise in C 6
Here is second part of previous post https://bit.ly/2JvmebT Since Australia’s ODI tour in SA they conceded 5.78 R/o in 29 games. Hence let us look how consistent they were with C 4 (consecutive overs that went for 4 or less runs), and compare … Continue reading
(521)…ODI Bowling- Australia going through rough phase
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As Australia take on England in 5 match ODI series(starts on June 13, 2018). The team for this tour has new bowling squad, which is somewhat similar to the one that they played in South Africa in 2016. An in-experienced bowling … Continue reading
(520)…IPL 2018
Here are links to all analysis during this year’s IPL – the eleventh edition. http://allthatcricket.com/keepers-awareness-key-to-the-game/ http://allthatcricket.com/ipl-xi2018most-success-for-host-teams (519)…Deliverance says the captain http://- http://allthatcricket.com/520-deliverance-says-the-captain/ -of-time-outs-in-ipl-cricket-a-guest-post-by-krishna-tunga/
(520)…Deliverance says the captain- Part II
As we saw the best bowling team (SRH)bowl their worst spells in play-off, here is a list of other qualified teams in this IPL. List of bowlers who conceded less than the asking run rate in all situation of … Continue reading
(519)…Deliverance says the captain
Deliver me says the captain to his bowlers!. In this IPL i am very keen in looking at the run-rate, especially how bowlers defend when asking run-rate is less than 9 or 8. The overall run-rate (before play-off) in this … Continue reading
(518)…IPL XI (2018) Table
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The three most experienced teams in the IPL history have qualified in this year’s play-off. The teams that qualified this year’s play-offs are Chennai(8 play-off) Hyderabad (5 play-off) Kolkata (5 play-off) Rajasthan (3 play-off) The others who did not … Continue reading
(517)..IPL XI(2018)Most success for host teams
The 11th edition of IPL XI is closing up. The results shows host teams have won maximum matches 65.38% this year. There are 4 more matches remaining before the play-offs. It appears 5 teams are vying for 2 spots in play-off. … Continue reading
(516)…A keeper’s view : A panoramic one
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Keeper’s View A wicket-keeper is the only player in the team who watches every ball bowled, and where it ended. Ideally he is a better judge of a run, because of their awareness on what is happening on the field. … Continue reading
(514)…Aus v SA series- Rise and fall of two teams
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After rejoicing Ashes success, Aussies landed a mighty blow by winning the first test against host South Africa. They won the game by 118 runs with whole day’s play left. The host were bundled out for 162 in first innings … Continue reading
(513)…Aussies fight history away from home
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In last 20 years Australia has a history of not winning their away Test series if score-line is level at the end of 2nd test!. Currently the series is locked 1-1 with two more tests to play. So far (since … Continue reading
(511)…South Africa batting needs makeover
In previous post http://allthatcricket.com/510-2/ we reflected low test scores in South Africa. In last 6 home tests only twice host went past 400 mark, and their overall batting average is at modest 33.76 runs/wkt. Their run rate and boundary rate are satisfactory(see … Continue reading