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^^ lol don't bother watching this game, Ireland making joke out of it and it seems to me that they think its a T-10 format instead of 50 overs match. Grin



You can't expect much from Ireland team. I am afraid we may see similar performance from them in all these three ODIs against England. The only thing to take for england from this three matches series is that they will become over confident before their tough series with Pakistan and over confidence often make you lose.  Wink
My son was watching this match now feeling bore and out of way but right now Ireland is doing some better after 37 overs 135/7 with compher 47 and McBrine 28 on crease they have good partnership of 55 in 15 overs hopefully they will touch 170 to 180 figures with nothing special coming in this match.
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^^ lol don't bother watching this game, Ireland making joke out of it and it seems to me that they think its a T-10 format instead of 50 overs match. Grin



You can't expect much from Ireland team. I am afraid we may see similar performance from them in all these three ODIs against England. The only thing to take for england from this three matches series is that they will become over confident before their tough series with Pakistan and over confidence often make you lose.  Wink
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^^ lol don't bother watching this game, Ireland making joke out of it and it seems to me that they think its a T-10 format instead of 50 overs match. Grin



The score is 38/5 in just 10 overs, If the wickets fall at this rate I do not think Ireland will reach 100. The first ODI is already gone, England will win this match easily.
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^^ lol don't bother watching this game, Ireland making joke out of it and it seems to me that they think its a T-10 format instead of 50 overs match. Grin

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English board is in hurry after pandemic and managing series after series, their schedule seems packed with the international cricket. Right after Ireland they are up against Pakistan.
Have you seen the team members selected for the ODI against Ireland, the odds are really tempting to wage a bet on Ireland to win the match as Eoin Morgan is coming back after a long break and Jason Roy was dismissed for a duck in the warm up match and James Vince who went for a duck in the first warm up match and then there is Sam Billings who went for a duck in one of the warm up matches, the only hope is Jonny Bairstow as he will be fighting for a permanent fixture in the team and he is the only batsman in touch and with these i have my doubts whether England will struggle to win.


Yeah, Odds are juicy but not betting on this game because i don't know much about Irish players so don't want to take unnecessary risk. Holding all bets for IPL.
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English board is in hurry after pandemic and managing series after series, their schedule seems packed with the international cricket. Right after Ireland they are up against Pakistan.
Have you seen the team members selected for the ODI against Ireland, the odds are really tempting to wage a bet on Ireland to win the match as Eoin Morgan is coming back after a long break and Jason Roy was dismissed for a duck in the warm up match and James Vince who went for a duck in the first warm up match and then there is Sam Billings who went for a duck in one of the warm up matches, the only hope is Jonny Bairstow as he will be fighting for a permanent fixture in the team and he is the only batsman in touch and with these i have my doubts whether England will struggle to win.
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From tomorrow we will have the England vs Ireland 3 match ODI series. It’s soon I guess as test match ended and should had a week break before this new series. It's going to be an interesting as Ireland at times have demonstrated good matches as well, but now their confidence will be high after winning against WI. Hope to see some good cricket and without rain interruption.

English board is in hurry after pandemic and managing series after series, their schedule seems packed with the international cricket. Right after Ireland they are up against Pakistan.
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Bit lazy, so i am taking your words for granted and expecting this is correct info.

What if something goes really wrong and England-Australia are 2 bottom teams?  Grin ICC might find some loopholes. (India is safe because of hosting rights)

The format is already finalized and it was approved by the ICC board, sponsors and the broadcasters. So I don't think that they can change it. Loopholes will always be there, but even if the ICC manages to find some in this case it won't be at the expense of the other teams. Let's take the unlikely scenario of England and Australia finishing outside the top 7. In that case, they need to play the qualifier tournament which will take place in 2022. Now the ICC can't just say that Aus/Eng are major markets and they should get automatic qualification at the expense of the teams which were ranked higher.

At the most, they can add two more direct qualification slots, so that the teams which are ranked no.9 and no.10 would qualify (that would make the tournament a 12-team affair). Now please don't ask me what the ICC would do, in case Australia and England ends up at no.12 and no.13.  Grin
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So 12 teams World cup?

Waiting for 24 teams world cup, may be in the next 2-3 decade. In ideal world they should give direct entry to top 16 teams and let other Associate members to compete for remaining 6 spots.

Nope. 10 teams for the 2023 edition.

1 nation qualifies as the host (India) and 7 top ranking sides will qualify from the Cricket World Cup Super League. So total 8.

The 5 remaining sides from the Cricket World Cup Super League and 5 of the top Associates will compete for the remaining two slots. (Out of the 10 teams in the qualifier tournament, two will qualify for the World Cup).

Bit lazy, so i am taking your words for granted and expecting this is correct info.

What if something goes really wrong and England-Australia are 2 bottom teams?  Grin ICC might find some loopholes. (India is safe because of hosting rights)
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So 12 teams World cup?

Waiting for 24 teams world cup, may be in the next 2-3 decade. In ideal world they should give direct entry to top 16 teams and let other Associate members to compete for remaining 6 spots.

Nope. 10 teams for the 2023 edition.

1 nation qualifies as the host (India) and 7 top ranking sides will qualify from the Cricket World Cup Super League. So total 8.

The 5 remaining sides from the Cricket World Cup Super League and 5 of the top Associates will compete for the remaining two slots. (Out of the 10 teams in the qualifier tournament, two will qualify for the World Cup).
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I was not aware of any such super league for 50-over world cup, may be i missed it completely. Its similar to World test championship but top team will get direct entry in 2023 WC event, which is schedule in India. Still trying to understand the Process tho.

Cricket World Cup Super League begins with England-Ireland series

This was finalized almost a year ago and they haven't made any changes. There are 13 teams (12 test nations plus the Netherlands) and they will play against each other and the points will accumulate just like the WTC. The only difference is that the top 8 teams will qualify directly for the world cup (just like the previous World Cup in 2019), and the bottom 5 will have to play in the qualifying tournament.
So 12 teams World cup?

Waiting for 24 teams world cup, may be in the next 2-3 decade. In ideal world they should give direct entry to top 16 teams and let other Associate members to compete for remaining 6 spots.
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I was not aware of any such super league for 50-over world cup, may be i missed it completely. Its similar to World test championship but top team will get direct entry in 2023 WC event, which is schedule in India. Still trying to understand the Process tho.

Cricket World Cup Super League begins with England-Ireland series

This was finalized almost a year ago and they haven't made any changes. There are 13 teams (12 test nations plus the Netherlands) and they will play against each other and the points will accumulate just like the WTC. The only difference is that the top 8 teams will qualify directly for the world cup (just like the previous World Cup in 2019), and the bottom 5 will have to play in the qualifying tournament.
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I was not aware of any such super league for 50-over world cup, may be i missed it completely. Its similar to World test championship but top team will get direct entry in 2023 WC event, which is schedule in India. Still trying to understand the Process tho.

Cricket World Cup Super League begins with England-Ireland series

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The Lions won the match in 34.4 overs chasing a score of 296 and that sums up everything we are expecting to see in the upcoming match. Jason Roy went for a duck but Phil Salt a player i am hearing about the first time scored a century and he looks like a future prospect for England.

Just shows the complete destruction of the Ireland squad. This squad is no way near the Ireland side which humiliated the Brits during the 2011 cricket world cup. Looking at the scorecard, it looks like a bloodbath. Most of the Irish bowlers conceded around 10 runs per over. If this is how they perform against a Lions squad, then how they are going to take on the England senior side? Their batting is still OK, thanks to the presence of experienced players such as Paul Stirling, Kevin O'Brien and William Porterfield. But the bowling looks pathetic, especially after the retirement of Tim Murtagh.
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As mentioned by @bryant.coleman the test are being played on two different pitches and the one days will be played on the same ground. I do not think it will hamper the pitch as, there is gap of few days after every match so it won't be a big problem.
I am not exactly sure how they will protect an open pitch in the same ground they are playing when you cannot cover the pitch.

I am not talking about the deterioration, imagine the pitches were too close to each other so infield players will walk and run over their while fielding which could do some damage to it so it may not act like a fresh pitch even though players were batting on different pitches.
Exactly what i am thinking about the situation, either way lets see how they could schedule the series like that and if none of players will complain about the pitch .

Anyone following the warm-up match between Ireland and England Lions? The Lions squad features a number of heavyweights, such as Eoin Morgan, Jason Roy, Phil Salt, James Vince, Laurie Evans, Tom Curran, Liam Livingstone and Sam Billings. But Ireland is off to a good start and they made 296 in 50 overs. Looking at the scorecard, I would say that it will be a big mistake from England, if they doesn't take Ireland seriously.
The Lions won the match in 34.4 overs chasing a score of 296 and that sums up everything we are expecting to see in the upcoming match. Jason Roy went for a duck but Phil Salt a player i am hearing about the first time scored a century and he looks like a future prospect for England.
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If there is not any Test match schedule on the same stadium in near future then it shouldn't be big issue. unless player intentionally disturbing the other pitch with their own hands, Which is very unlikely.

I agree. On top of this, the additional pitches are covered with a protective layer (with artificial grass on top) while the matches occur. That will prevent the deterioration of the pitch condition as a result of interaction with the boot spikes. Anyway, under these difficult conditions, you can't expect the perfection that you had earlier. Players need to adjust with whatever they get.  

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Anyone following the warm-up match between Ireland and England Lions? The Lions squad features a number of heavyweights, such as Eoin Morgan, Jason Roy, Phil Salt, James Vince, Laurie Evans, Tom Curran, Liam Livingstone and Sam Billings. But Ireland is off to a good start and they made 296 in 50 overs. Looking at the scorecard, I would say that it will be a big mistake from England, if they doesn't take Ireland seriously.
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Still it will affect due to the players walking on the pitches, so days passes there will be no grass but better have something other than nothing that is why they choose one stadium to play this tour.

The matches may be held at the same ground. But there is a chance that different set of pitches are used for them. As far as I know, most of the grounds have 2-3 pitches and the curator usually prepare 1-2 additional pitches in addition to the main one. If that is the case, then the concern about the surface deterioration doesn't make any sense.
I am not talking about the deterioration, imagine the pitches were too close to each other so infield players will walk and run over their while fielding which could do some damage to it so it may not act like a fresh pitch even though players were batting on different pitches.
If there is not any Test match schedule on the same stadium in near future then it shouldn't be big issue. unless player intentionally disturbing the other pitch with their own hands, Which is very unlikely.

@JSRAW in my personal opinion no player will try and harm the pitch because if he’s found guiltily of harming the pitch then he would be suspended for few matches, and it would even tarnish his image. Also I believe that ICC would have thought this through and they would be regularly inspecting the pitches, and in any case if a pitch is found unplayable then I’m sure that they’ll request ECB to immediately change the venue.

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https://www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/rules-and-regulations/code-of-conduct
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Still it will affect due to the players walking on the pitches, so days passes there will be no grass but better have something other than nothing that is why they choose one stadium to play this tour.

The matches may be held at the same ground. But there is a chance that different set of pitches are used for them. As far as I know, most of the grounds have 2-3 pitches and the curator usually prepare 1-2 additional pitches in addition to the main one. If that is the case, then the concern about the surface deterioration doesn't make any sense.
I am not talking about the deterioration, imagine the pitches were too close to each other so infield players will walk and run over their while fielding which could do some damage to it so it may not act like a fresh pitch even though players were batting on different pitches.
If there is not any Test match schedule on the same stadium in near future then it shouldn't be big issue. unless player intentionally disturbing the other pitch with their own hands, Which is very unlikely.
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I am sure they will be taken care of by the ground stuff. Good thing is that the matches are still happening at a time when most matches are getting cancelled.
There is nothing that can be done in a situation that demands travel restrictions than we used to see in the past and even in those situation if a board is taking the responsibility to follow all the precautions then they usually get the permission to carry on with the series like we see in the ongoing England and West Indies series followed by Ireland and Paksitan.
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Still it will affect due to the players walking on the pitches, so days passes there will be no grass but better have something other than nothing that is why they choose one stadium to play this tour.

The matches may be held at the same ground. But there is a chance that different set of pitches are used for them. As far as I know, most of the grounds have 2-3 pitches and the curator usually prepare 1-2 additional pitches in addition to the main one. If that is the case, then the concern about the surface deterioration doesn't make any sense.
I am not talking about the deterioration, imagine the pitches were too close to each other so infield players will walk and run over their while fielding which could do some damage to it so it may not act like a fresh pitch even though players were batting on different pitches.

I am sure they will be taken care of by the ground stuff. Good thing is that the matches are still happening at a time when most matches are getting cancelled.
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