29 Jul 2011 Last updated at 6:01 am2nd Test: India in England: Trent Bridge Review

 

Trent Bridge Review

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This season in English County, every 2nd game teams manage to score 400!.

18 Teams play 138 games in Two Division in English County.

This season, at the end of 88 games, 54 times teams manage to go past the 400 score, which is about every second game a total of 400 is scored by a Team.

An excellent opportunity for Indian Team!!

…….neverthless 22 times teams were forced to follow-on, which works up to 25%, not a good sign for Indians.

 

Major Partnership density is in middle order (56 %)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Earlier in July, game between Nottinghamshire v Somerset could be a confidence factor for India!.


 

 

 

 

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29 Jul 2011 Last updated at 4:47 amIndia in England: 1st Test Preview, What went wrong for India…

 

Lord’s. A Complete Analysis

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India were let down by their batsmen!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lord’s Batting Partnerships for India

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lord’s Batting Partnerships for England

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

India’s Batting partnership since 2004

(Consistent at top, neverthless tapers towards the end)

 

 


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24 Jul 2011 Last updated at 10:07 amDravid needs to score fast if he is with lower order!.

What is a job of a top order batsman when he is batting with lower order/tail?.


1- If they are batting first, then look to score as many runs as possible with a better strike rate.

2- If they are replying a 1st Inning score, then make sure they come as close as possible(after avoiding follow on) to that score, by building partnerships with tail, and have a strike rate at which his partner(lower/tail) is comfortable with (some tail-enders like to be scoreless and stick around as long as they can, some like to hit boundaries every second ball).

 

Neverthless Rahul Dravid’s innings had value in terms of personal landmark, and averting follow on, but could he along with lower order posted substantial  partnerships, and come much closer to England’s 1st inn score ?.

 

Lately Dravid has been involved with lower order partnerships, yet India couldn’t reach 400 or even 300, so is it possible for him to change his batting style, and bat faster ?

 

If that happens, then partnerships can be build.

Here one is not suggesting 50 or 100 runs, but partnerships of 30s,/40s can be substantial runs for  teams.

 

India’s current line-up is blessed with excellent lower order strikers, and they have enough experience  batting with top batsmen.

 

Here one feels Dravid should change his batting style, and once that happens, the fielding side will become defensive, and instead of attacking to pick wickets, they would try and stop runs, which will allow Dravid to  build partnerships with lower order, and India can score decent total consistently.

Here is a look at Dravid’s involvement in partnerships  with lower order batsmen in Test cricket.

Rahul Dravid’s Partnerships with lower order batsmen(All Tests)

Stand Inns Runs 50+ 100+ Avg
6th Wkt 42 1855 12 3 46.38
7th Wkt 29 638 3 0 22.79
8th Wkt 20 578 1 2 30.42
9th Wkt 15 371 4   24.73
10th Wkt 8 37     4.63

 

Now, if one has to sum up all these partnerships (add all lower order partnerships), then Dravid’s involvement with tail fetched India @23 Runs/Wkt.

 

… If one has to compare this analysis with Ricky Ponting, his contemporary Test No .3 batsman, then his involvement with tail has fetched Australia 42 Runs/Wkt.

 

Ricky Ponting’s Partnerships with lower order batsmen (Batting Position No.3,since 2001)

Stand Inns Runs 50+ 100+ Avg
6th Wkt 34 1354 9 2 43.68
7th Wkt 22 585 2 1 29.25
8th Wkt 14 636 5 1 48.92
9th Wkt 8 60     7.50
10th Wkt 5 51     10.20

 

They both have different batting style, and there is nothing much in terms of average (unless one can measure strike rate of each partnerships) neverthless Dravid  can take a leaf from this Aussie.

 

 

 

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23 Jul 2011 Last updated at 12:01 pmInd in Eng(2011)1st Test Scorecard.

1st Test Match

Place : Lord’s,  London

Toss : India, chose to field.

Result : England won by 196 Runs.

Award : Kevin Pietersen


England’s Batting  (1st Inn Beginning Score)
England
Dismissal
Runs
Balls
SS
4.6s
Begin
End
Session wise
Strauss
(2-62)24.4
C Ishant b Zaheer
22
83
15
2.0
0
62
20-2-0
Cook
(1-19)11
Lbw Zaheer
12
36
5
1.0
0
19
12-0-0
Trott
(3-160)61.2
Lbw Kumar
70
140
36
9.0
19
160
21-47-0
Pietersen
Not out
202
326
106
21.1
62
474
49-66-87
Bell
(4-270)92.1
c Dhoni b Kumar
45
76
24
6.0
160
270
27-18-0
Morgan
(5-270)92.4
c Dhoni b Kumar
0
3
0
0.0
270
270
0-0-0
Prior
(6-390)120.3
c Dhoni b Kumar
71
93
38
7.0
270
390
0-21-50
Broad
(7-390)120.4
Lbw kumar
0
1
0
0.0
390
390
0-0-0
Swann
(8-451)129.4
b Raina
24
28
11
3.0
390
451
0-0-24
Tremlett
Not out
4
5
1
1.0
451
474
0-0-4
Anderson
Dnb
Extras (24)
B 14, LB 8, NB1, W1
Team Score: 474-8decl. (131.4)overs
Scoring shots(236)
1s 136, 2s 41, 3s 6, 4s 52, 6s 1
Session wise: Day1 (43-84-dnb) -Day2 (90-90-169)
India bowling(1st Inn)
India
Overs
Mdn
Runs
Wkts
NB.W
SS
4.6
L 3(%)
C 3(%)
Zaheer
13.3
8
18
2
9
2.0
75.19
45.11
PKumar
40.3
10
106
5
50
15.0
59.5
32.26
Ishant
32
5
128
0
0.1
65
16.0
50.00
18.75
Harbhajan
35
3
152
0
89
14.0
54.29
31.43
Dhoni
8
1
23
0
1
15
2.0
62.50
25.00
Raina
2.4
1
25
1
8
3.1
41.67
0.00
Byes
14
0
Leg byes
8
0
Total
131.4
28
474
8
1.1
236
52.1
57.07%
22.83%
India- Batting  (1st Inn Reply Score)
India
Dismissal
Runs
Balls
SS
4.6s
Begin
End
Session wise
A Mukund
(2-77)24.4
b  Broad
49
88
23
5.0
0
77
41-0-8
G Gambhir
(1-63)18.2
b  Broad
15
46
8
1
0
63
8-0-7
R Dravid
Not out
103
220
53
15
63
286
15-45-44
S Tendulkar
(3-158) 43.4
c  Swann b  Broad
34
58
11
6
77
158
10-24-0
V Laxman
(4-182) 55.5
c Trott b Tremlett
10
36
4
2
158
182
0-10-0
S Raina
(5-183) 56.2
Lbw Swann
0
2
0
0
182
183
0-0-0
M Dhoni
(6-240) 83.4
c Swann b Tremlett
28
103
19
2
183
240
0-4-0
Harbhajan
(7-241) 83.5
c Prior b Tremlett
0
2
0
240
241
0-0-0
P Kumar
(8-276) 89
c Strauss b  Broad
17
13
8
2
241
276
0-0-17
Zaheer
(9-284)91.5
b Anderson
0
7
0
276
284
0-0-0
Ishant Sharma
(10-286)95.5
c Prior b Anderson
0
12
0
284
286
0-0-0
Extras (30)
B 5, LB 12,  NB12, W1
Team Score: 286 all out (95.5)overs
Scoring shots(126)
1s 69, 2s 20, 3s 3, 4s 34
Session wise: Day2 (dnb-dnb-17) –Day3 (85-91-93)
England  bowling(1st Inn)
Eng
Ovr
Mdn
Runs
Wkts
NB.W
SS
4.6
L3(%)
C3(%)
Anderson
23.5
6
87
2
36
13.0
51.06
25.53
Tremlett
24
5
80
3
10.0
34
9.0
58.33
25
Broad
22
8
37
4
2.1
18
4
72.73
50
Trott
6
1
12
8
1
100
50
Swann
19
3
50
1
27
7
57.89
26.32
Pietersen
1
0
3
3
100
0
Byes
14
0
Leg byes
8
0
Total
95.5
23
286
10
12.1
126
34.0
61.78
41.88
England’s Batting  (2nd inn)- Setting Target Score
Lead of 188 Runs
England
Dismissal
Runs
Balls
SS
4.6s
Begin
End
Session wise
Strauss
(2-54)22.3
LBW  Harbhajan
32
70
16
4
0
54
29-0-3
Cook
(1-23)11
c  Dhoni  b P Kumar
1
27
1
0
23
1-0-0
Trott
(5-62)27.4
b Ishant
22
55
13
2
23
62
22-0-0
Pietersen
(3-55)23.1
c Dhoni  b I Sharma
1
3
1
54
55
1-0-0
Bell
(4-55)24
c Dhoni  b I Sharma
0
5
0
55
55
0-0-0
Morgan
(6-107)43.2
c   Gambhir b I Sharma
19
56
10
1
55
107
5-14-0
Prior
Not out
103*
120
62
5.1
62
269
5-50-53
Broad
Not out
74*
90
39
9.0
107
269
0-36-38
Swann, Tremlett, Anderson
Extras (17)
B 7, LB 8, NB 0, W2
Team Score: 269-6decl. (71)overs
Scoring shots(142)
1s 87, 2s 24, 3s 9, 4s 21, 6s 1
Session wise: Day3(0-0-5)Day 4 (67-102-95)
India bowling(2nd Inn)
Restricting Bowling figures
India
Ovr
Mdn
Runs
Wkt
NB.W
SS
4.6
L3(%)
C 3(%)
PKumar
20
2
70
1
0.1
33
7
55.00
35.00
Ishant
22
6
59
4
0.1
35
4
63.64
50.00
Harbhajan
21
1
66
1
44
4
57.14
23.81
Raina
6
1
43
22
4.1
33.33
16.67
Dhoni
2
16
8
2
Byes
7
Leg byes
8
Total
71
10
269
6
0.2
142
21.1
54.93
33.80
India- Batting  (2nd Inn)
Chasing Target of 458 Runs)
India
Dismissal
Runs
Balls
SS
4.6s
Begin
End
Session wise
A Mukund
(1-19)8.3
b  Broad
12
32
6
1
0
19
0-0-19
R Dravid
(2-94)34.1
c Prior b Anderson
36
93
18
5
0
94
2-0-34
V Laxman
(3-131)48.1
c Bell b Anderson
56
113
29
8
19
131
24-0-32
G Gambhir
(4-135)49.2
lbw Swann
22
56
12
3
94
135
22-0-0
S Tendulkar
(5-165)67
lbw Anderson
12
68
7
1
131
165
7-5-0
S Raina
(9-260)95.4
c Prior b Anderson
78
136
35
10
135
260
4-50-24
M Dhoni
(6-225)85.2
c Prior b Tremlett
16
49
10
2
165
225
0-16-0
Harbhajan
(7-243)91.5
c Tremlett b Anderson
12
24
5
2
225
243
0-0-12
P Kumar
(8-256)95
b Broad
2
9
2
243
256
0-0-2
Zaheer
Not out
0
1
0
256
261
0-0-0
Ishant Sharma
(10-261)96.3
lbw Broad
1
4
1
260
261
0-0-1
Extras (14)
B 2, LB 6,  NB6
Team Score: 261 all out (96.3)overs
Scoring shots(125)
1s 70, 2s 20, 3s 3, 4s 32
Session wise: Day4(0-0-80)Day5(62-76-43)
England  bowling(2nd Inn)
Defending Target of 458
Eng
Ovr
Mdn
Runs
Wkts
NB.W
SS
4.6
L3(%)
C3(%)
Anderson
28
7
65
5
35
7
64.29
35.71
Tremlett
21
4
44
1
6.0
18
6
80.95
52.38
Broad
20.3
4
57
3
26
9
59.11
14.78
Swann
22
3
64
1
35
7
59.09
31.82
Trott
2
11
4
2
50.00
0.00
Pietersen
3
12
7
1
33.33
0.00
Byes
2
Leg byes
6
Total
96.3
18
261
10
6.00
125
32
64.38
43.61
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22 Jul 2011 Last updated at 11:15 amLord’s Test: Day 1. Exciting and Nervous starts for Teams.

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21 Jul 2011 Last updated at 6:58 amIndia in England. A Preview

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India in England(July-Aug 2011).Preview India

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Since the beginning of Test Cricket, Day 3 always produced substantial runs for teams, during this period the game evolves into an interesting situation… India Preview Test Ranking. From 2009, in 24 Tests India have won 12, & lost just … Continue reading →

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20 Jul 2011 Last updated at 5:55 amList of India’s 1st Inn score(second batting)since 2009.

Since 2009, India 1st Inn Avg Score is 469 Runs while batting second in a Test match. In these 15 Test matches, 10 times India scored more than 400 Runs.


List of 1st Inn score (batting second) since 2009.

Date Venue Vs Score Result
March 2009 Hamilton New Zealand 520 all out W
March 2009 Napier New Zealand 305 all out D
Dec 2009 Mumbai Sri Lanka 726/9 W
Jan 2010 Dhaka bangladesh 544/ 8 W
Feb 2010 Nagpur South Africa 233 all out L
Feb 2010 Kolkata South Africa 643 /6 W
July 2010 Galle Sri Lanka 276 all out L
July 2010 SSC Sri Lanka 707 all out D
Aug 2010 Colombo Sri Lanka 436 all out W
Oct 2010 Mohali Australia 405 all out W
Oct 2010 Bangalore Australia 495 all out W
Dec 2010 Hyderabad New Zealand 472 all out D
Dec 2010 Nagpur New Zealand 566/ 8 W
Jan 2011 Cape Town South Africa 364 all out D
July 2011 Dominica West Indies 347 all out D


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India in England(July-Aug)2011. Preview England

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List of 1st Inns score for England(2009-2011)

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Batting Partnerships for England(2009-2011)

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  List of Batting -Partnership since 2009. Wkt Inns Avg (100+)Partnership I 40 40.38 4 II 40 49.7 7 III 37 53.86 7 IV 36 43.67 6 V 36 49.25 5 VI 36 51.16 8 VII 31 24.3 1 VIII … Continue reading →

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17 Jul 2011 Last updated at 10:26 amIndia -West Indies Test Review(June-July)2011.

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India beat West Indies (1-0) in 3 Test series, and winning their 2nd consecutive series against West Indies.

India’s Key Performers

Rahul Dravid In every inning he came in to bat inside the 10th over, & thrice in his presence team almost scored 100 runs, yet it didn’t allow India to reach 300 once. If Dravid can play a bit faster, at least 1 scoring shot in less than 4 balls, & bat long enough, then Mr. Consistent can be more productive.

VVS Laxman Like Rahul he too came into bat when India were in trouble, but his contribution as a batsman and as a player was far more than Dravids.

In last 2 test matches his scoring rate was much  better than his strike rate, as he was able to rotate the strike ( last 2 Test matches featured 60 % singles/ 25 +singles/100 balls). If Laxman, like Dravid play more aggressively then India’s lower order can be far more effective than other nation.

Suresh Raina Considering that he came into Test series with a very poor ODI series, this was an excellent performance, truly coming of age for this young batsman.

His performance marked the making of a Test player. Involved in most 100 partnerships(3), and he always performed when team where in trouble. His excellent scoring rate (3.43) allowed those partnerships to grow.

Praveen Kumar Accurate and effective, without bowling a single error ball (no ball & wide).

Ishant Sharma Making an excellent comeback to Test cricket. Consistent pace and accuracy was the key factor in his bowling. His accuracy fetched him 10 straight ball dismissal, adding to this 54% of victims were in single figure!.

 

India Batting  (6 Inns) : Runs 1409

(Primary Indicator)

Batsmen Inns Runs H.S 50s/100s P’rtnrsh’ps 

(50+)

 Avg Balls/Scoring shots (4/6s) 

Scoring shots
Dravid  

(496)*

6 251 112 1-1 5 50.20 4.19 3.63
Laxman(257)* 6 243 87 3 5 48.60 3.43 4.92
SK Raina 6 232 82 3 3 46.40 3.36 6.83
A Mukund 6 147 62 1 3 24.50 4.45 4.21
Harbhajan(56)* 5 98 70 1 1 24.50 3.28 8
M Dhoni(168)* 5 97 74 1 1 19.40 3.06 3.37
V Kohli 5 76 30 0 2 15.20 4.91 3.09
M Vijay 6 72 45 0 1 12.00 4.50 3
Total 6 1409 112 10.1 16 28.76 3.74 4.85

 

*Runs scored in last series v West Indies (2006)

 

Secondary Indicator

Batsmen Inns St.Rate (1s) 

Scoring shots

 4s (%) 1s (%) Value /Inn Batsmen@crease 

(Avg Team Runs)
Dravid 6 39.65 16.1 37.45 40.63 1.46 92
Laxman 6 47.83 20.27 41.15 42.38 1.39 89
SK Raina 6 54. 18.86 50 34.5 1.50 83
A Mukund 6 41.29 12.64 40.81 30.61 0.72 49
Harbhajan 5 60.86 18 55.10 29.59 0.75 46
M Dhoni 5 54.49 20.22 26.80 37.11 0.60 41
V Kohli 5 33.62 14.15 39.47 42.10 0.44 36
M Vijay 6 36.36 14.64 33.33 40.27 0.42 28
Total 6 50.39 17.18 39.32 34.14

 


 

 


Method of Dismissals

Batsmen LBW Bowled RO CB Wicket – keeper St
Openers 2 1 5
Middle Order 

(III-IV-V)

 1 2 5 1
Lower Order 

(VI-VII-VIII)

 2 1
Total 5 3 0 2 10 2

 

(Lower scores dismissals)

Dismissed under-10 Runs L B W Bowled R O C B Wicket -keeper
Openers 2 2
Middle Order  (III-IV-V) 0 1 2 2
Lower Order (VI-VII-VIII) 1
Total 4 3 0 2 4

 

 

 

 

India Bowling ( 6 Inns) Wickets : 57

(Primary Indicator)

Bowlers Inns Overs Runs Wkt Best 4/5/10 Avg St.Rate LER x  LSR
I Sharma 6 123.5 371 22 6-55 1-2-1 16.86 33.70 100.76
P Kumar 6 110 254 12 3-38 21.16 55 126.5
Harbhajan(11)* 6 125 279 11 4-75 1.0.0 24.50 68 151.64
A Mishra 2 26.5 113 4 2-51 28.25 40 168.4
S Raina 4 29.5 59 3 2-32 19.66 59.60 117.41
A Mithun 2 28 84 3 2-34 28 56 168
M Patel(14)* 2 44 119 1 1-48 119 264 712.8
Total 6 489.1 1353 57 6-55 2.2.1 23.73 51.49 142.73

 

*Runs scored in last series v West Indies (2006)

 

(Secondary Indicator)

Bowlers Inns R/O Error(%) Balls/Scoring shots (4/6s) 

Scoring shots

 (1s) 

Scoring shots
I Sharma 6 2.99 0.94 3.97 5.24 14.26
P Kumar 6 2.30 0 4.96 3.78 10.60
Harbhajan 6 2.23 0 4.90 3.73 13.60
A Mishra 2 4.21 3.10 3.35 9.93 17.39
S Raina 4 1.97 0 3.97 1.67 21.22
A Mithun 2 3 2.97 4.94 6.54 9.52
M Patel 2 2.70 0.37 4.47 5.68 12.12
Total 6 2.77 0.74 4.41 4.73 13.42

 

(Method of Dismissals)

Bowlers L B W Bowled Slip(ct) Wicket -Keeper Low score (u-10)
I Sharma 5 5 3 4 12
P Kumar 2 2 3 7
Harbhajan 2 1 1 1 3
A Mishra 1 1 3
S Raina 1 1 1
A Mithun 1 2 1
M Patel 1
Total 8 10 7 12 27

 

 

West Indies Key Performers

Darren Sammy : Excellent performance, both as a leader and as a player. His captaincy will only get better provided he can be given more time and games to lead in all format (at least ODI & Tests)

Openers : West Indies opener provided the only 50 runs stand for the 1st wicket in this series (Indian opener failed, avg 9.16). They need to back themselves while playing aggressively. With more opportunities

West Indies selectors need to give more opportunity(at least 3 to 4 Test series) to these selected openers. Barath & Simmons are technically sound openers, and they can be the answer to their Batting problem.

Darren Bravo : Bats very similar to Chanderpaul, slow and steadily building partnerships.

Samuels & Chanderpaul : Their experience can be handy for West Indies in near future, and if they are able to play a little faster, than it is possible for team to score 300 consistently, and give themselves enough  opportunity to win Test matches….which has been a rarity for them.

Fidel  Edwards : Expensive but effective, and if turns consistent than he can be very lethal.

Ravi Rampaul : Excellent performance, especially with the new ball. It is very difficult for one to remember a West Indian genuinely swing a   ball, as one associates seam and bounce from Caribbean bowlers. Rampaul has the ability to control his swing.

Devendra Bishoo : It’s a rarity that a rookie leg spinners is level headed, in-expensive, yet productive. Troubled experienced batsmen  with his basic leg spinning ball.

 

West Indies batting (6 Inns): 1353 Runs

(Primary Indicator)

 

Batsmen Inns Runs H.S 50s/100s P’rtnrsh’ps 

(50+)

 Avg Balls/Scoring shots (4/6s) 

Scoring shots
Chanderpaul(301)* 6 241 116* 0.1 5 48.20 4.79 1.72
D Bravo 6 205 73 2 5 34.16 4.84 5.25
A Barath 5 150 64 1 1 25.00 5.24 5.34
C Baugh 6 145 60 1 2 29.00 3.04 8.45
K Edwards 2 116 110 0.1 1 58.00 3.20 4.46
M Samuels(114)* 4 96 78* 1 1 32 4.71 5.53
D Sammy 6 78 25 0 0 13.00 3.34 9.40
L Simmons 4 46 27 0 1 11.50 4.77 8.14
R Sarwan(257)* 4 29 18 0 0 7.25 5.18 3.61
Total 6 1353 116* 5.2 8 23.74 4.41 4.22

  • Runs scored in last series v India(2006)

 

 

 

(Secondary indicator)

Batsmen Inns St. Rate (1s) 

Scoring shots

 4s (%) 1s (%) Value /Inn Batsmen@crease 

(Avg Team Runs)
Chanderpaul 6 32 14.21 21.57 44.39 1.59 100
D Bravo 6 39.88 12.26 52.68 30.73 1.42 85
A Barath 5 50.33 8.77 53.57 20.53 1.11 37
C Baugh 6 68.07 18.31 53.79 26.89 1.09 42
K Edwards 2 51.78 21.43 36.20 41.37 1.86 106
M Samuels 4 44.23 11.52 51.04 26.04 1.21 43
D Sammy 6 51.78 18.80 66.66 28.20 0.55 25
L Simmons 4 53.48 8.14 65.21 15.21 0.45 31
R Sarwan 4 34.93 10.84 41.37 31.04 0.35 20
Total 6 46.10 13.42 43.39 29.12

 

 

Method of Dismissals

Batsmen L B W Bowled R O C B Wicket -keeper
Openers 2 2
Middle Order  (III-IV-V) 3 1 7
Lower Order (VI-VII-VIII) 4 4 0 0 0
Total 8 10 1 12

(Lower scores dismissals)

Dismissed under-10 Runs L B W Bowled R O C B Wicket -keeper
Openers 0
Middle Order  (III-IV-V) 1 2
Lower Order (VI-VII-VIII) 4 2
Total 5 4 1 5

 

 

 

 

 

West Indies Bowling ( 6 Inns) Wickets : 57

(Primary Indicator)

Bowlers Inns Overs Runs Wkt Best 4/5 Avg St.Rate LER x  LSR
F Edwards(2)* 6 114.2 380 19 5-76 2 20 36.1 119.85
R Rampaul 6 95.2 249 10 3-38 24.90 57.20 149.29
D Bishoo 6 122.5 391 12 4-65 1-0 32.58 61.4 195.25
D Sammy 6 116 268 7 4-52 1.0 38.28 99.4 229.61
Chanderpaul 6 10 38 1 1-38 38 60 228.00
Total 6 466.3 1409 49 5-76 2.2 28.75 57.12 172.75

*Wkts taken in last series v India (2006)

 

 

(Secondary Indicator)

Bowlers Inns R/O Error(%) Balls/Scoring shots (4/6s) 

Scoring shots

 (1s) 

Scoring shots
F Edwards 6 3.32 4.08 3.79 5.39 15.16
R Rampaul 6 2.61 0.87 4.43 5.59 14.14
D Bishoo 6 3.18 1.62 3.23 4.88 21.57
D Sammy 6 2.31 0.14 4.49 3.73 13.93
Chanderpaul 6 3.80 0 2.30 3.33 30
Total 6 3.02 2.17 3.74 4.85 17.18

Method of Dismissals

Bowlers LBW Bowled Slip(ct) Wk-Keeper St C B Low  score (u-10)
Edwards 3 2 3 5 0 10
Rampaul 1 1 1 2 0 1 6
Bishoo 0 0 4 1 1 1
Sammy 1 2 0 2 0 1 5
Chanderpaul 0 0 0 1 1 0
Total 5 5 8 11 2 2 22

 

 

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12 Jul 2011 Last updated at 11:51 amTeam’s platform has to be build by Openers!.

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In cricket, a team’s platform has to be build by openers so that they along with middle order can produce a total, which will give enough opportunity for their bowlers to defend and win games in all format of cricket.

Team’s 50% (and more) of winning depends on their openers.

In openers category, one also should include opening bowling pair, as they are Fielding Team’s Openers!.

Test Centuries in Bat.Order

ODI Centuries in Bat.Order

Bowler's 5 Wicket haul in a Test Inning.

 

Bowler's 4 Wicket haul in an ODI match.

Bowler's 4 Wicket haul in an ODI match.

 

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1.2.5.6 – Runs scored of first 2 and last 2 balls of an over. This is an unique indicator, very handy in analyzing Limited Over Matches.  In this we find the average Runs scored for each of these balls(first,second, second … Continue reading →

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