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Have the ICC regulations regarding powerplays been implemented into the Totesport league.

 

Just wondering if they have managed to combat the "lull" in county games.

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Introduce the sub rule by all means but name your sub after the toss.

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Nah man it's balls. One of the challenges of cricket is picking a balenced side. The subs rule is the first step on a slippery slope towards seperate bowling and batting teams.

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Introduce the sub rule by all means but name your sub after the toss.

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Nah man it's balls. One of the challenges of cricket is picking a balenced side. The subs rule is the first step on a slippery slope towards seperate bowling and batting teams.

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It's also a risk. You could pick a batmsan as your sub, intending to bowl first, but you end up losing the toss and bat second, making it a bit pointless.
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meh possibly.  ODI's and 20/20 as a rule are guff anyway.

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I'm not a big fan of 20/20 but I think a close ODI/One-Day match is brilliant. Also, I think that one-day cricket has improved test cricket with the fast scoring games you now see usually (weather permitting) ending in a result. Test cricket is still the real thing though.

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True that ODI's have speeded up and improved the test game.

 

At least with a test it's a constant flow. OD games have a 25 over lull from 16-40 that needs to be addressed. They tried doing it with powerplays but that hasn't been entirely successful.

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You can get 11/5 for England to win the test this weekend. Aussies are favourites at 6-4 with 6-4 for the draw too. Looks a decent enough bet on England really considering how things have gone so far, although there is some rain forecast for Friday and Saturday.

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You can get 11/5 for England to win the test this weekend.  Aussies are favourites at 6-4 with 6-4 for the draw too.  Looks a decent enough bet on England really considering how things have gone so far, although there is some rain forecast for Friday and Saturday.

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I hope it pisses down :blink:

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You can get 11/5 for England to win the test this weekend.  Aussies are favourites at 6-4 with 6-4 for the draw too.  Looks a decent enough bet on England really considering how things have gone so far, although there is some rain forecast for Friday and Saturday.

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I hope it pisses down :blink:

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Would be canny funny like. And the Aussies would no doubt whine about it, but without the Old Trafford rain the series would probably be over now anyway.

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Would be canny funny like.  And the Aussies would no doubt whine about it, but without the Old Trafford rain the series would probably be over now anyway.

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Did you not hear Hayden? The rain saved England :blink:

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Actually it wouldn't be funny cos I've got England at 9/1 to win the series. ;)

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But if we draw at the Oval, we'd win the series.

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Jesus wept!

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From a bloody accountant too :blink:

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Apparently England have a parade planned for Tuesday.

 

Tempting fate if you ask me.

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Aye, let's win the series first eh lads? Mind, even if they do lose the last test, they've done really well.

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