Test matches There is a constant shift in Test batting order – either due to injury, or out of form, batsmen have been shifted up and down the batting order – And when Australia face New Zealand at Gabba … Continue reading
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(349)..WestIndies and not West Indies…
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West Indies v/s Sri Lanka – In last 10 years Sri Lankans have won 60.71% against West Indies in all format and everywhere. West Indies manage to win only 21.42% of them, and if one has to sum up … Continue reading
(348)..Graffiti week
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Test Cricket requires rest day. Abraham De Villiers decides to anchor his team in LOI. Epigenetic landscape -process of change over time.
(347)…Epigenetic landscape:-process of change over time
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Epigenetic landscape(process of change over time) Epigenetic landscape (time= epi, and change/creation=genesis, as derived from the Greek, referring to the process of change over time) Each potential pathway is dependent, in part, upon the starting conditions, … Continue reading
(343)…New ICC rule will enhance cricketing skills
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
(342)…Return of the Champions – Face in-form leader as rivarly resumes
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The Australian One-day team is back!. It took 12 games for England’s new captain Eoin Morgan to win his first series win, a culture they would like to … Continue reading
(341)…5th Ashes Test: Performance card
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Here is a performance card and 10-over phases of 5th Ashes Test played at Kennington Oval. England won the series 3-2 and regained the Ashes which they lost(0-5) in Australia in 2013-14 season. Australia have not won the Ashes in … Continue reading
(340)…(Ashes 2015)Umpires positioning should be lower to ground
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In the ongoing Ashes series played in England, only 24 no-balls were bowled by both teams. One would imagine that tall fast bowlers(all above 6 feet) with high arm action and long feet would be bowling more no-balls… It seems they … Continue reading
(342)…The blind side of selection: Chariot Racing
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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
(339)…Ashes 2015: new ball , “The chosen weapon”
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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
(338)…4th Ashes Test(2015)Performance scorecard
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Here is a performance card and 10-over phases of 4th Ashes Test played at Trent Bridge, Nottinghamshire. … Continue reading
(337)Batting skill: Safest way to leave the ball is to go the opposite way
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How should a batsman leave the ball? This is one of the oldest, yet … Continue reading
(336)…Phases (3rd Test)
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The Ashes – 3rd Test, Edgbaston So far in this series, 52.94% (54/102 total wickets)of the wickets fell by the end of 40th over. Suggesting half the side is dismissed during this period. Here is a table of of wickets … Continue reading
(335)…3rd Test(Performance card)
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The Ashes – 3rd Test performance card – At the end of 3rd Test – 65.69% were dismissed in close-in section (including catches taken by wicket-keepers). To this point I believe it is the maximum close-in dismissals for Test matches in … Continue reading