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I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Make the pool free of cost and you will see many will jump in.

Actually not every understand this pool thing and some prefer to bet individually on single matches and do not want to be included in the pool sort of betting.

FREE OF COST!! Grin

Yes, everyone here will join if that happens.

I am sure many are waiting for the deadline and others here are not interested in betting in IPL. You cannot force anyone to join the pool. I am sure most of us will be betting directly through different websites.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Make the pool free of cost and you will see many will jump in.

Actually not every understand this pool thing and some prefer to bet individually on single matches and do not want to be included in the pool sort of betting.

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Is anyone watching and following the Shpageeza Cricket League which is currently held at Kabul ?

The 14th match of this league between Speen Ghar Tigers and Kabul Eagles is in progress but I don't see any discussion of this league on this thread. Look like no one is interested in these matches.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Not everyone is going to do it in public, myself bet on the games only on the particular day and not too many games as well so I don't wanna join into our community prediction thread.

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Quote from: vella85 on September 10, 2020, 06:00:33 PM

I'm a cricket fan who doesn't really follow the IPL all that much as I'm more of a traditional cricket fan and prefer test match cricket. But in the future I may come and try it out as I get used to the teams in the IPL as I don't know much about them even in my country Australia, I don't really follow the BBL as it just doesn't appeal to me. Anyway good luck with your pool and hopefully more people will join.

Nothing wrong in following test cricket. I used to watch a lot of test matches during my college days, but it is no longer possible now. Back then I had plenty of free time. But now I have a full time job, and kids to take care of. But I agree with you to a certain limit. The excitement that we get from watching the Ashes or the Border–Gavaskar Trophy, is much higher than what we get from the IPL or the BBL. Test cricket is the complete package. We get to watch all the aspects of cricket such as defensive batting, building of partnerships.etc. T20 format is more monotonous, with batsmen trying to hit the ball out of the park all the time.

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Quote from: vella85 on September 10, 2020, 06:00:33 PM

I'm a cricket fan who doesn't really follow the IPL all that much as I'm more of a traditional cricket fan and prefer test match cricket. But in the future I may come and try it out as I get used to the teams in the IPL as I don't know much about them even in my country Australia, I don't really follow the BBL as it just doesn't appeal to me. Anyway good luck with your pool and hopefully more people will join.

I follow IPL just for the excitement and gambling. There's no specific team for me to support. There are not may favorite players to root for.
IPL actually is a money making machine for both the organizers and the participants, so does for gamblers who would want a quick results. Cricket results are much more predictable as the chances of being a draw are negligible. You can martingale for a better team to earn good in a long run.

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Quote from: JSRAW on September 10, 2020, 05:42:16 PM

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~snip~.

I think will have at least 10 participants, few are waiting for deadline. Grin

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Not all members have interest on IPL. I hope this is the main reason.

In cricketing thread majority of users are very much interested in IPL. Last IPL pool participation proves that. ( it was free tho)

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on the other hand, due to pandemic, now people do not have enough money to spend on these type pool.

Yeah, that could be a valid reason and i understand that, community tried to address this issue by discussing fees for participation, Here so that we could get fair number of participants. Guess our tiny community didn't do a good job there.

I'm a cricket fan who doesn't really follow the IPL all that much as I'm more of a traditional cricket fan and prefer test match cricket. But in the future I may come and try it out as I get used to the teams in the IPL as I don't know much about them even in my country Australia, I don't really follow the BBL as it just doesn't appeal to me. Anyway good luck with your pool and hopefully more people will join.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

~snip~.

I think will have at least 10 participants, few are waiting for deadline. Grin

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Not all members have interest on IPL. I hope this is the main reason.

In cricketing thread majority of users are very much interested in IPL. Last IPL pool participation proves that. ( it was free tho)

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on the other hand, due to pandemic, now people do not have enough money to spend on these type pool.

Yeah, that could be a valid reason and i understand that, community tried to address this issue by discussing fees for participation, Here so that we could get fair number of participants. Guess our tiny community didn't do a good job there.

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Quote from: JSRAW on September 10, 2020, 09:56:18 AM

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Nagarkoti did change his bowling action a bit last year and it might effect his pace. He's in good hands for quite some time so i am optimistic about his career graph,let's see what happens. I don't know about Mfuneko Ngam but agreed on your statement. Having said that we do have Pat Cummins's example in front of us too so it could go both ways.

Kamlesh Nagarkoti and Shivam Mavi are the young prospects i am looking forward representing India for a very long time and injuries have kept Kamlesh Nagarkoti for a couple of years but what i heard is that the selectors are giving him good support and treatment to recover but i have not seen him bowl with his new bowling action but i came across an interview last year that he said he has not bowled a bowl in over a year and he is not sure about his rhythm and he has praised the Kolkata Knight Riders team for supporting and hopefully we will see him play this season.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Not all members have interest on IPL. I hope this is the main reason. on the other hand, due to pandemic, now people do not have enough money to spend on these type pool. Again, people are more interested about football related prize pot. Because that is more entertaining and excitement.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

There are many reasons and we cannot force any one to join this pool as every one's own choice its just second year hopefully if JSRAW and Royse777 will carry on with this same spirit we will have good number of participants currently few peoples facing some serious problems due to Coivd-19 as well and last thing check in soccer hilariousandco is also running his pool and its fourth year now he reach to 40 members even soccer is one of most favourit play in Europe so I am feeling in coming years we will also have some good number of participants.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 10, 2020, 11:53:59 AM

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

Every user won't have the same thinking. Just because one is interested in cricket, it doesn't mean they need to spend to try their luck. If it is mandatory to spend then no one will get into active discussion on cricketing.

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I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

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Quote from: JSRAW on September 09, 2020, 09:57:04 PM

When i first watched him in U19 WC, was wondering how on earth he's generating 145-148 kph continuously, considering he was super skinny and not very big guy. So there was fair amount of excitement and hype (for right reasons) when Knight Riders bought him. Good on KKR and BCCI management that they are still backing him and taking care of him. I would like to see him in the Whites in next 2-3 years if his fitness doesn't get in the way.

I read somewhere that his coach asked him to drastically change his bowling action, in order to avoid injury. So I am not sure whether he is still bowling at the 90 mph levels. The same happened to South African bowler Mfuneko Ngam. He had a great start to his international career, but then he faced severe injury problem. Changed his bowling action as a result, and after that he lost his pace and was no longer effective.

Nagarkoti did change his bowling action a bit last year and it might effect his pace. He's in good hands for quite some time so i am optimistic about his career graph,let's see what happens. I don't know about Mfuneko Ngam but agreed on your statement. Having said that we do have Pat Cummins's example in front of us too so it could go both ways.

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Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on September 10, 2020, 02:56:30 AM

You are right . If the bowling action is flawless . then the chances of getting injure are much less . Again , not all players fitness is the same . Some players fitness is good ,again some players fitness is average level . They have to working hard for better fitness .Many potential players have ended their careers due to fitness issue and injuries.

Javagal Srinath was the backbone of Indian pace attack during the 1990s. When he was at his peak, a rotator-cuff injury forced him out of playing for almost a year (in 1997). His team-mates such as Venkatesh Prasad, Debashish Mohanty and Ajit Agarkar also faced frequent injury outages. However, during the last two decades, such incidents among Indian bowlers have remained rare. Players such as Zaheer Khan, Munaf Patel and Irfan Pathan missed very few matches due to injury.

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One of the biggest problem of a fast blowler is injuries and to avoid injuries they become medium pacer which generally ends the career. Very few fast bowlers have been able to consistently throw balls above 85 mph till the end of their career.

This guys was throwing above 90mph which will surely will result in injuries.

If the bowling action is flawless, then the chance of getting an injury will be low. Curtly Ambrose (the legendary fast bowler from Antigua) constantly bowled at around 90 mph, and he never had any major injury problem. The same goes for Shoiab Akhtar as well. That said, I am not very optimistic about the future of Nagarkoti. I hope that he will be able to fully recover, unlike some of the other bowlers.

You are right. If the bowling action is flawless. then the chances of getting injure are much less. Again, not all players fitness is the same. Some players fitness is good, again some players fitness is average level. They have to working hard for better fitness. Many potential players have ended their careers due to fitness issue and injuries.

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Quote from: pakhitheboss on September 10, 2020, 12:04:51 AM

One of the biggest problem of a fast blowler is injuries and to avoid injuries they become medium pacer which generally ends the career. Very few fast bowlers have been able to consistently throw balls above 85 mph till the end of their career.

This guys was throwing above 90mph which will surely will result in injuries.

If the bowling action is flawless, then the chance of getting an injury will be low. Curtly Ambrose (the legendary fast bowler from Antigua) constantly bowled at around 90 mph, and he never had any major injury problem. The same goes for Shoiab Akhtar as well. That said, I am not very optimistic about the future of Nagarkoti. I hope that he will be able to fully recover, unlike some of the other bowlers.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 09, 2020, 10:27:35 PM

Quote from: JSRAW on September 09, 2020, 09:57:04 PM

When i first watched him in U19 WC, was wondering how on earth he's generating 145-148 kph continuously, considering he was super skinny and not very big guy. So there was fair amount of excitement and hype (for right reasons) when Knight Riders bought him. Good on KKR and BCCI management that they are still backing him and taking care of him. I would like to see him in the Whites in next 2-3 years if his fitness doesn't get in the way.

I read somewhere that his coach asked him to drastically change his bowling action, in order to avoid injury. So I am not sure whether he is still bowling at the 90 mph levels. The same happened to South African bowler Mfuneko Ngam. He had a great start to his international career, but then he faced severe injury problem. Changed his bowling action as a result, and after that he lost his pace and was no longer effective.

One of the biggest problem of a fast blowler is injuries and to avoid injuries they become medium pacer which generally ends the career. Very few fast bowlers have been able to consistently throw balls above 85 mph till the end of their career.

This guys was throwing above 90mph which will surely will result in injuries.

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Quote from: JSRAW on September 09, 2020, 09:57:04 PM

When i first watched him in U19 WC, was wondering how on earth he's generating 145-148 kph continuously, considering he was super skinny and not very big guy. So there was fair amount of excitement and hype (for right reasons) when Knight Riders bought him. Good on KKR and BCCI management that they are still backing him and taking care of him. I would like to see him in the Whites in next 2-3 years if his fitness doesn't get in the way.

I read somewhere that his coach asked him to drastically change his bowling action, in order to avoid injury. So I am not sure whether he is still bowling at the 90 mph levels. The same happened to South African bowler Mfuneko Ngam. He had a great start to his international career, but then he faced severe injury problem. Changed his bowling action as a result, and after that he lost his pace and was no longer effective.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on September 08, 2020, 10:43:32 PM

Quote from: JSRAW on September 08, 2020, 09:50:42 AM

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-Kamlesh Nagarkoti (Fast)

The last name on your list caught my attention. I remember Kamlesh Nagarkoti from the U19 World Cup in 2018. He was very impressive during that tournament. Nagarkoti formed a lethal fast-bowling partnership with another bowler in this list (Shivam Mavi) and won many matches for the Indian U19 side. But ever since that tournament, he has been out of action due to injury. Despite being a part of the IPL squads, he is yet to play a single match for his franchise (Kolkata Knight Riders).

When i first watched him in U19 WC, was wondering how on earth he's generating 145-148 kph continuously, considering he was super skinny and not very big guy. So there was fair amount of excitement and hype (for right reasons) when Knight Riders bought him. Good on KKR and BCCI management that they are still backing him and taking care of him. I would like to see him in the Whites in next 2-3 years if his fitness doesn't get in the way.

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