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In today's matche. DC won the toss and chooseto bowl first. RCB was able to collect a huge 171 runs in the devastating batting of AB de Villiers. I think this run is enough to win the match, if RCB's bowlers do their duty properly. Let's see what will happen.

It is sad that AB de Villiers retired from International cricket and for a player who retired years ago and still bat like this is incredible and South Africa need him in the team to mentor the young generation and win matches atleast in the shorter format. I did not expect RCB to reach anywhere near 171 runs and AB de Villiers scored 23 runs in the last over and he changed the match single handedly.

AB de Villiera's devastating batting in the last over seemed to impress everyone. He has hit 3 great sixes. At the end of 8 overs, DC collected 520runs losing 3 wickets. So far the match is completely under the control of RCB. Hopefully RCB will not be defeated today.

Its still 50/50 in my opinion, because DC needs 63 from 32 balls with 6 wickets.

Pant is the key man if he wants to win this match and its going to be very interesting from now on in my opinion.

Even Rishabh Pant could not save Delhi from drowning in this match. It was a heart throbbing match and all of the RCB fans like me were on our toes. Still I would give more credits to Siraj because it is not easy to bowl in the death overs. Am happy as my bet won and RCB didn't got into a loosing streak.

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In today's matche. DC won the toss and chooseto bowl first. RCB was able to collect a huge 171 runs in the devastating batting of AB de Villiers. I think this run is enough to win the match, if RCB's bowlers do their duty properly. Let's see what will happen.

It is sad that AB de Villiers retired from International cricket and for a player who retired years ago and still bat like this is incredible and South Africa need him in the team to mentor the young generation and win matches atleast in the shorter format. I did not expect RCB to reach anywhere near 171 runs and AB de Villiers scored 23 runs in the last over and he changed the match single handedly.

AB de Villiera's devastating batting in the last over seemed to impress everyone. He has hit 3 great sixes. At the end of 8 overs, DC collected 520runs losing 3 wickets. So far the match is completely under the control of RCB. Hopefully RCB will not be defeated today.

Its still 50/50 in my opinion, because DC needs 63 from 32 balls with 6 wickets.

Pant is the key man if he wants to win this match and its going to be very interesting from now on in my opinion.

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In today's matche. DC won the toss and chooseto bowl first. RCB was able to collect a huge 171 runs in the devastating batting of AB de Villiers. I think this run is enough to win the match, if RCB's bowlers do their duty properly. Let's see what will happen.

It is sad that AB de Villiers retired from International cricket and for a player who retired years ago and still bat like this is incredible and South Africa need him in the team to mentor the young generation and win matches atleast in the shorter format. I did not expect RCB to reach anywhere near 171 runs and AB de Villiers scored 23 runs in the last over and he changed the match single handedly.

AB de Villiera's devastating batting in the last over seemed to impress everyone. He has hit 3 great sixes. At the end of 8 overs, DC collected 520runs losing 3 wickets. So far the match is completely under the control of RCB. Hopefully RCB will not be defeated today.

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Quote from: Iranus on April 27, 2021, 10:42:47 AM

In today's matche. DC won the toss and chooseto bowl first. RCB was able to collect a huge 171 runs in the devastating batting of AB de Villiers. I think this run is enough to win the match, if RCB's bowlers do their duty properly. Let's see what will happen.

It is sad that AB de Villiers retired from International cricket and for a player who retired years ago and still bat like this is incredible and South Africa need him in the team to mentor the young generation and win matches atleast in the shorter format. I did not expect RCB to reach anywhere near 171 runs and AB de Villiers scored 23 runs in the last over and he changed the match single handedly.

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In today's matche. DC won the toss and chooseto bowl first. RCB was able to collect a huge 171 runs in the devastating batting of AB de Villiers. I think this run is enough to win the match, if RCB's bowlers do their duty properly. Let's see what will happen.

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There was a reply for your query if you could check back. If you have any doubts i will be happy to respond to any of your doubts and welcome to the thread.

In short extra runs is the runs added to the score board without the batsman scoring the run , No balls (over stepping at the bowlers end), Byes (usually wicket keeper missing the ball) and Leg byes ( both are not score from the bat) and Wide . Then there is a penalty extra 5 runs is added if the ball hit the helmet placed by the fielder, usually behind the keeper.

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People I still have questions ... I won a 21x bet but still don't understand how the scoring is done. I have not found any statistical sites that could answer my questions, so I am writing here, (perhaps Indian cricket is just not for me lol, but nevertheless the odds are pretty attractive). I would be very grateful ..

In cricket Wide ball-No ball-Byes are counts as extra runs or extras.

In shorter format of game which is T-20 overs (the one you're betting), there are less chance of bowling team handing out 21 extras to batting team in single inning. I mean bowling team need to bowl really shit in that particular match to give away so many extras. But if its for full match then its completely possible that both teams could give away that much extra runs together.

* There are total 3 formats.
Tests (5 days, maximum 450 overs)
ODI (50 overs each team, total 100 overs)
T-20( 20 overs each team, total 40 overs)

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A few Australian players have left India on "personal reasons" but I think it has something to do with the rising cases of COVID in India. I am honestly not sure how him withdrawing from IPL will protect the family. I'm sure players are under strict conditions and being monitored. The only reason I can think of is his wife (And kids) are with him in the Bio-Bubble and are uncomfortable to stay in the Bubble and he had to choose to either come out of the bubble with the family or stay and he chose to get out.

His wife and kids may be with him, but his parents are not. He maybe concerned about them. Also, there may be other relatives for whom he is concerned about. But I am surprised because Ashiwn's hometown (which happens to be one of the venues allotted for IPL this time) is faring relatively better when compared to some of the other metro cities such as Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi. My concern is that this may trigger an exodus of a greater number of players form the IPL in the next few days.

Condition of Chennai is not too far away to reach the other wise cities and its almost 10K cases per day is getting recorded at Chennai fr the past few days so I guess their family members got affected that is why he is leaving the team to be with them which is confirmed by the some of the reputed news sources as well.

RCB vs DC, good contest is going on at the moment for the table topper, new inclusion Rajan Paditar been impressive until now. At the end of 14th over RCB scored 105/3.

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Quote from: vennali on April 26, 2021, 12:17:10 PM

A few Australian players have left India on "personal reasons" but I think it has something to do with the rising cases of COVID in India. I am honestly not sure how him withdrawing from IPL will protect the family. I'm sure players are under strict conditions and being monitored. The only reason I can think of is his wife (And kids) are with him in the Bio-Bubble and are uncomfortable to stay in the Bubble and he had to choose to either come out of the bubble with the family or stay and he chose to get out.

His wife and kids may be with him, but his parents are not. He maybe concerned about them. Also, there may be other relatives for whom he is concerned about. But I am surprised because Ashiwn's hometown (which happens to be one of the venues allotted for IPL this time) is faring relatively better when compared to some of the other metro cities such as Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi. My concern is that this may trigger an exodus of a greater number of players form the IPL in the next few days.

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Quote from: vennali on April 26, 2021, 12:17:10 PM

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A few Australian players have left India on "personal reasons" but I think it has something to do with the rising cases of COVID in India. I am honestly not sure how him withdrawing from IPL will protect the family. I'm sure players are under strict conditions and being monitored. The only reason I can think of is his wife (And kids) are with him in the Bio-Bubble and are uncomfortable to stay in the Bubble and he had to choose to either come out of the bubble with the family or stay and he chose to get out.

I did not notice the Australian player leaving the IPL, who all left due to personal reasons, you cannot blame anyone to withdraw from the competition as life and health is more important than money and during stressful situation like these seeing huge death counts in India is saddening. Pat Cummins also donated $50k as charity for the problem stricken poor people in India and i do not even know whether it is safe or even on moral grounds to conduct a tournament like this.

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Quote from: eaLiTy on April 26, 2021, 06:32:26 PM

They need to experiment with Pat Cummins by moving him up the order because he is a clean striker of the ball and he is playing well in this IPL even with the bat and instead of sending Sunil Narine they need to send Andre Russell up the order as well.

I think the problem with Kolkata Knight Riders is that they are sticking to the same game plan all the time, they have some young talents and then have Sunil Narine who is bowling well this season but he is not contribution with the bat and yet he is promoted up the order all the time and then delaying Andre Russell who is the biggest hitter of the ball which i think is a stupid idea as the best players should face the maximum balls and they need to resolve their mess ups to perform and win consistently.

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Quote from: Mahdirakib on April 26, 2021, 01:02:36 PM

In my opinion, Sunil Nairne won't be a good choice as a top order batsman. He is in the team as an all-rounder player. Though he bowled well but his batting performance was extremely bad in all three matches.

Sunil Narine had a good run in the past when he was opening the innings and was an useful top order batsman for a brief period but since every team learns about the opponents weakness and if they did not change and rectify their weakness then the bowlers will exploit those weakness and so is the reason he is not able to score runs like he used to in the past.

They need to experiment with Pat Cummins by moving him up the order because he is a clean striker of the ball and he is playing well in this IPL even with the bat and instead of sending Sunil Narine they need to send Andre Russell up the order as well.

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Quote from: mersal on April 24, 2021, 01:26:13 PM

Nithish Rana showing the intention but failures from the other side put extra pressure on him so even after small starts he got out to the bad shots so Gill should be replace, even Sunil Nairne can be a better choice for them because he got the striking ability so even if he is going to out he won't eat too much of balls like what they did in today match.

In my opinion, Sunil Nairne won't be a good choice as a top order batsman. He is in the team as an all-rounder player. Though he bowled well but his batting performance was extremely bad in all three matches. Most of the batsman of KKR couldn't show the performance yet which was expected from them. The situation is fully complicated there for team KKR. Top order batsman should play with more responsibility. By the way, KKR got a victory today against Punjab.

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Quote from: vennali on April 26, 2021, 12:17:10 PM

I am honestly not sure how him withdrawing from IPL will protect the family. I'm sure players are under strict conditions and being monitored. The only reason I can think of is his wife (And kids) are with him in the Bio-Bubble and are uncomfortable to stay in the Bubble and he had to choose to either come out of the bubble with the family or stay and he chose to get out.

The mental pressure to sit in a bubble if he is with kids and wife when the situation outside is horrifying where people are dying left and right, you cannot blame him or anyone else who withdraw from the IPL.

Quote from: tobi4255 on April 26, 2021, 12:19:13 PM

Looks like KKR going win today's match. It's very important to Win today for KKR. Otherwise KKR Will drop out of the race

Only if they are able to win two matches in a row we could see any meaning in having a hope that they would even challenge for the final four.

My final four would be RCB, CSK, Mumbai and the rest of the teams will battle for the fourth spot Grin

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Looks like KKR going win today's match. It's very important to Win today for KKR. Otherwise KKR Will drop out of the race

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The Indian government has imposed lockdown in several states. The condition of Delhi is very bad due to a lack of oxygen. Many people are not getting out of the house. We can't call it bad if people are entertained by watching IPL. Maybe the situation in India is very bad. But if you sit at home all day without any healthy entertainment, people can have various mental problems. And besides, IPL is a billion-dollar business. BCCI will not close it at this time.

I have seen reports that Ravichandran Ashwin withdrew from the IPL to protect his family against the rising case of Covid in India but i have not heard about any other players withdrawing from the situation. I do understand that the situation is really worse in India and i am surprised that the players from England and other countries are willing to continue in a volatile situation.

A few Australian players have left India on "personal reasons" but I think it has something to do with the rising cases of COVID in India. I am honestly not sure how him withdrawing from IPL will protect the family. I'm sure players are under strict conditions and being monitored. The only reason I can think of is his wife (And kids) are with him in the Bio-Bubble and are uncomfortable to stay in the Bubble and he had to choose to either come out of the bubble with the family or stay and he chose to get out.

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Quote from: Maidak on April 26, 2021, 10:59:52 AM

The Indian government has imposed lockdown in several states. The condition of Delhi is very bad due to a lack of oxygen. Many people are not getting out of the house. We can't call it bad if people are entertained by watching IPL. Maybe the situation in India is very bad. But if you sit at home all day without any healthy entertainment, people can have various mental problems. And besides, IPL is a billion-dollar business. BCCI will not close it at this time.

I have seen reports that Ravichandran Ashwin withdrew from the IPL to protect his family against the rising case of Covid in India but i have not heard about any other players withdrawing from the situation. I do understand that the situation is really worse in India and i am surprised that the players from England and other countries are willing to continue in a volatile situation.

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Quite a few players have decided to leave the IPL, for various reasons. The first was Andrew Tye from the Rajasthan Royals. He was worried about the worsening CoVID 19 situation in India and left the biosecure bubble to be with his family in Australia. Adam Zampa and Kane Richardson of the Royal Challengers Bangalore have also decided to leave the tournament and return to Australia. And finally Ravichandran Ashwin of Delhi Capitals has decided to leave the bubble to be with his family in Chennai. Some of his family members are rumored to be infected with the virus.

I believe we cannot have any second thoughts on all of these players' opinion; I just respect their privacy and preferences. It is definitely a critical situation in India and it is up to individuals' preference whether to continue staying in India (or playing IPL) or not.

I had read some players already got infected but recovered and currently playing matches in current IPL tournament but that is a different case and we cannot have any scenario out of that.

I got some idea through media news, some already took action against the ongoing IPL. Boycott reporting any IPL related news on their media as a protest on the severe Covid condition in India. This is a franchises Cricket Tournament, so game must going on as it's billion dollar business. India are passing a critical situation however each and everyone have some explanation in the interest of proceeding or not.

The Indian government has imposed lockdown in several states. The condition of Delhi is very bad due to a lack of oxygen. Many people are not getting out of the house. We can't call it bad if people are entertained by watching IPL. Maybe the situation in India is very bad. But if you sit at home all day without any healthy entertainment, people can have various mental problems. And besides, IPL is a billion-dollar business. BCCI will not close it at this time.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on April 25, 2021, 09:24:33 PM

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Jonny Bairstow had the best strike rate among these three players, so I agree. Either they could have gone with Warner and Bairstow, with Williamson at no.3, or Williamson and Bairstow, with Warner at no.3. Warner made just 1 run from the first two balls, while Williamson also conceded a dot ball. One additional run could have made the difference. Rashid Khan tried hard, but this time luck was not on his side.

What i find is that the teams that make use of their resources performs the best, KKR has some good players but they fail to send good players up the order and so is the case with SRH as they have some good players and even in the super over they failed to take the opportunity and with the best T20 bowler in their side they failed to win the Super over which is disappointing.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on April 26, 2021, 05:03:22 AM

Quite a few players have decided to leave the IPL, for various reasons. The first was Andrew Tye from the Rajasthan Royals. He was worried about the worsening CoVID 19 situation in India and left the biosecure bubble to be with his family in Australia. Adam Zampa and Kane Richardson of the Royal Challengers Bangalore have also decided to leave the tournament and return to Australia. And finally Ravichandran Ashwin of Delhi Capitals has decided to leave the bubble to be with his family in Chennai. Some of his family members are rumored to be infected with the virus.

I believe we cannot have any second thoughts on all of these players' opinion; I just respect their privacy and preferences. It is definitely a critical situation in India and it is up to individuals' preference whether to continue staying in India (or playing IPL) or not.

I had read some players already got infected but recovered and currently playing matches in current IPL tournament but that is a different case and we cannot have any scenario out of that.

I got some idea through media news, some already took action against the ongoing IPL. Boycott reporting any IPL related news on their media as a protest on the severe Covid condition in India. This is a franchises Cricket Tournament, so game must going on as it's billion dollar business. India are passing a critical situation however each and everyone have some explanation in the interest of proceeding or not.

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