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India’s dilemma lies in first 20 overs of their batting. At this stoneage they are going at 4.44 runs/over against an inexperience Australia’s bowling combination. Here is how their batsmen performed in each phase of 3 ODIs played. … Continue reading
India in Australia -2016 At end of 2 games only 19 combined wickets fell, suggesting batting paradise for teams.Hence I was keen to know how scoring rates were distributed in each phase. Interestingly India’s run rate(6.06 v 5.70) and boundary rate … Continue reading
Here is a short video of new batting skill. Nick Compton who is making a Test comeback has a multiple batting stance. His head is totally side on yet he is has a broader vision of the ball. The … Continue reading
In the wake of recent dismal performance by oversea teams, including West Indies miserable performance in the first Test at Hobart, I observed a silver lining for associate teams and Test match cricket!! Why not have associate teams play … Continue reading
Nobody becomes a champion by being loud!. By shouting none have won any tournament or a game in any sport, a fact many fail to understand. What matters is your skill execution under various situation. I strongly believe West Indies need … Continue reading
I am not a traditionalist or conservative, neither am bothered about records and history, but here is something like to share on Test cricket- and maybe ICC and other cricketing board and their administrative can look into. All of a sudden … Continue reading
One of the best rules employed by ICC. The new fielding regulations is perhaps one of the best laws in cricket. Here no team can dictate when to employ/avoid power plays. It is an mandatory rule for all situation/circumstances(curtailed games … Continue reading
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How to pick a horse for a chariot/wagon?. These horses are special breed. They are strongly build, having great endurance, guile to navigate, … Continue reading
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Some people like to rock some people like to roll, but moving and grooving is gonna satisfy my soul!. Similarly this Ashes series was won by the new ball– “The Chosen Weapon” which moved all the time, and was … Continue reading
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How should a batsman leave the ball? This is one of the oldest, yet … Continue reading
A short video intro to Ashes 2015. Below table has list of all my old post on Ashes series. # Links to previous post on Ashes List of content 1 http://allthatcricket.com/?p=6080 2013-14 Ashes analysis in GFX. 2 http://allthatcricket.com/?p=5990 … Continue reading
In my last post I wrote about how fielding can help even the balance between bowling and batting. In Test matches thought fielding has kept balance. Since WC2015 –378 Test wickets have fallen in 12 Tests – Close in dismissals: … Continue reading
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At the end of India Bangladesh ODI series (June 2015)15 ODIs games were played after WC 2015. The average score for first batting (including abandoned games) is = 291.80 in which 8 times teams went past 300 score(6 wins). And … Continue reading
A postscript of IPL This was the most competitive IPL of all(irrespective who wins). Although the quality of cricket is not up to mark when compared with domestic tournaments played in SA, AUS, NZ and ENG, yet it was entertaining … Continue reading
What is a Net Run Rate(NRR) and how is it calculated : Run rate scored divided by run rate conceded. However it does not include runs and wickets of abandoned games. These score are not summed up while calculating net … Continue reading
