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Quote from: AB de Royse777 on November 06, 2019, 10:05:50 AM

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I would like her there :-P

Anyway, when is the next IPL?

The IPL auction for the next season will be held in 19 December 2019 and the actual matches will be held in late March or early April but before the IPL we have another big tournament and that is PSL Pakistan Super League. I hope this time whole PSL is played in Pakistan and UAE does not get chance to host the 2020 PSL.

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Quote from: Haunebu on November 06, 2019, 09:40:04 AM

I disagree. AI can help in many ways, but they can never fully replace humans in any field(Sports etc). We don't want a Terminator style Judgement Day scenario.

There will always be a situation which will need a manual review and thus Umpires should be kept as it is. AI are only programmed to one extent, they can't deal with something which they are not programmed for if situation arrives.

Quote from: AB de Royse777 on November 06, 2019, 10:05:50 AM

Anyway, when is the next IPL?

Schedules hasn't come yet but usually it happens at last week of March or starting week of the April so there's still lot of time for it to happen. We have auctions coming in December I guess. Will be interesting to watch some big new names at auctions.

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Quote from: SaShiRaJaVu on November 06, 2019, 08:52:29 AM

Quote from: Sithara007 on November 05, 2019, 02:10:10 PM

I think what had impacted them the most was the refusal by foreign sides to tour Pakistan. This has resulted in huge financial losses for PCB, and as a result the quality of domestic cricket has gone down.

That is a real situation, i was not thinking of the financial loss they are incurring because none of the teams are visiting them, but i thought the television rights will be sold at healthy rates even if they are playing in Dubai, not sure how much money they will be earning but i know the BCCI is earning billions selling the broadcasting rights and that might be the reason the quality of domestic cricket in Pakistan went down .

Any update for weather at Rajkot tomorrow? What I can see at accuweather are clear skies tomorrow and rain did happen today. I think supersobers will make a great ground to play until tomorrow and we can have a full match pretty easily isn't it?

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Quote from: UmerIdrees on November 06, 2019, 09:58:38 AM

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I would like her there :-P

Anyway, when is the next IPL?

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Quote from: Haunebu on November 06, 2019, 09:40:04 AM

AI can help in many ways, but they can never fully replace humans in any field(Sports etc). We don't want a Terminator style Judgement Day scenario.

We do not need Terminator like umpires but they can be the combination of both the machines and human Roll Eyes

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Quote from: Haunebu on November 06, 2019, 09:40:04 AM

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These two would be the most important use cases when compared to the rest. The number of DRS appeals would drastically decrease in this case.

Well all of those were sarcasm honestly speaking but yes finding a solution for this kind of situations will be nice. But call me an old school, I would really not like another man in the field to check other things like No balls, caught behinds etc.

This will kill the cricketing spirit and this technology already took a lot of excitements from cricket. Even with this technology they still give wrong decision. Then what is the point?

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Quote from: AB de Royse777 on November 06, 2019, 05:41:25 AM

A dedicated umpire for LBW
A dedicated umpire to check caught behind

These two would be the most important use cases when compared to the rest. The number of DRS appeals would drastically decrease in this case.

Quote from: JohnBitCo on November 06, 2019, 09:31:36 AM

Once this single AI get approved, soon think tank will find out how AI can eliminate the need of human in the cricketing decisions.

I disagree. AI can help in many ways, but they can never fully replace humans in any field(Sports etc). We don't want a Terminator style Judgement Day scenario.

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Quote from: JohnBitCo on November 06, 2019, 09:31:36 AM

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Changes are always made on a small scale to first test and experiment them. If this AI model become successful in a tournament as big as IPL, then we will see this to be implemented everywhere. Once this single AI get approved, soon think tank will find out how AI can eliminate the need of human in the cricketing decisions.

I am not saying that I am against technology but if thing goes too much with only technology then we really do not need field umpires. We already have 12 cameras (if I am not wrong) and the umpire in the official room then can manage it from there!

If an umpire is too unfit to decide a "no ball" for over stepping then why do cricket need them to pay this big amount of money they take from the matches and also from ICC.

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Quote from: JSRAW on November 06, 2019, 03:15:14 AM

Guess its just for IPL. this step is not going to improve umpiring standards at all ( for high pressure game it might look okay) and after this another dude (not AI) for LBW.

Yes it is only for IPL and I was thinking the same LOL. Here are the scopes:

A dedicated umpire for LBW
A dedicated umpire for Checking no balls in over stepping
A dedicated umpire to check now balls in full toss balls
A dedicated umpire to check wide in short pitch bouncers
A dedicated umpire to check caught behind
A dedicated umpire to check boundary

There could be many more scopes LOL
Honestly speaking these days the umpires are financially motivated.

Changes are always made on a small scale to first test and experiment them. If this AI model become successful in a tournament as big as IPL, then we will see this to be implemented everywhere. Once this single AI get approved, soon think tank will find out how AI can eliminate the need of human in the cricketing decisions.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on November 05, 2019, 02:10:10 PM

I think what had impacted them the most was the refusal by foreign sides to tour Pakistan. This has resulted in huge financial losses for PCB, and as a result the quality of domestic cricket has gone down.

That is a real situation, i was not thinking of the financial loss they are incurring because none of the teams are visiting them, but i thought the television rights will be sold at healthy rates even if they are playing in Dubai, not sure how much money they will be earning but i know the BCCI is earning billions selling the broadcasting rights and that might be the reason the quality of domestic cricket in Pakistan went down .

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Quote from: JSRAW on November 06, 2019, 03:15:14 AM

Guess its just for IPL. this step is not going to improve umpiring standards at all ( for high pressure game it might look okay) and after this another dude (not AI) for LBW.

Yes it is only for IPL and I was thinking the same LOL. Here are the scopes:

A dedicated umpire for LBW
A dedicated umpire for Checking no balls in over stepping
A dedicated umpire to check now balls in full toss balls
A dedicated umpire to check wide in short pitch bouncers
A dedicated umpire to check caught behind
A dedicated umpire to check boundary

There could be many more scopes LOL
Honestly speaking these days the umpires are financially motivated.

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Quote from: Haunebu on November 06, 2019, 02:38:24 AM

Why is ICC wasting resources here when the umpires are already doing a good job in this area? Umpiring in the major areas has gone down the drain with time and they need to address it instead of focusing on less important stuff.

ICC is having a ton of money in their arsenal and they can experiment with the technology if they really want and even now the DRS system is not perfect and they need to improve those instead of spending time with anything else and you cannot automate everything and on field umpire is necessary to control the match and we have third and fourth umpire to take care of the rest.

Quote from: Haunebu on November 06, 2019, 02:38:24 AM

AI robotic umpires would probably not be ideal. Imagine a hacker hacking it in the middle of a match. Also, it would be hilarious when the bowlers appeal an LBW decision towards an AI umpire.

I do not see that happening in a century Cheesy

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Special Umpire to monitor No-balls

I don't see a need for a special umpire just to monitor No-balls Lips sealed

Maybe in future we'll see AI robotic umpires on field.

Why is ICC wasting resources here when the umpires are already doing a good job in this area? Umpiring in the major areas has gone down the drain with time and they need to address it instead of focusing on less important stuff.

AI robotic umpires would probably not be ideal. Imagine a hacker hacking it in the middle of a match. Also, it would be hilarious when the bowlers appeal an LBW decision towards an AI umpire.

Guess its just for IPL. this step is not going to improve umpiring standards at all ( for high pressure game it might look okay) and after this another dude (not AI) for LBW.

If we follow this trend then in future ground umpire only job would be 'giving instruction to players" and every decision would be taken by Third umpire sitting with 100s of screens.

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Quote from: akhjob on November 05, 2019, 11:28:54 PM

Special Umpire to monitor No-balls

I don't see a need for a special umpire just to monitor No-balls Lips sealed

Maybe in future we'll see AI robotic umpires on field.

Why is ICC wasting resources here when the umpires are already doing a good job in this area? Umpiring in the major areas has gone down the drain with time and they need to address it instead of focusing on less important stuff.

AI robotic umpires would probably not be ideal. Imagine a hacker hacking it in the middle of a match. Also, it would be hilarious when the bowlers appeal an LBW decision towards an AI umpire.

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Quote from: akhjob on November 05, 2019, 11:28:54 PM

I don't see a need for a special umpire just to monitor No-balls Lips sealed

Maybe in future we'll see AI robotic umpires on field.

Technology is used to make a fair match and in cricket it is used even now from what i understand because if a wicket is taken then on field umpire will check with the third umpire whether it is a fair delivery and this is going on for a long time and i have seen that during the recent world cup as they were checking for no balls when a wicket is lost, if AI robots can increase the accuracy then they can implement that but you cannot change the umpires completely in any sport.

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Quote from: UmerIdrees on November 05, 2019, 11:17:53 AM

They have been losing everywhere after the world cup and the team with new captain and coach does not look very confident.
Even after constantly losing the T20's, Pakistan is still the number No. 1 Team in T20 ranking however England, Australia and India are approaching fast up to take this position from Pakistan.

I don't see India taking the No.1 spot in T20 rankings. Maybe we can see ENG or AUS or even NZ taking that position. Indian team is still looking for a perfect T20 combination. Maybe they'll find something before the T20 world cup.

Special Umpire to monitor No-balls

I don't see a need for a special umpire just to monitor No-balls Lips sealed

Maybe in future we'll see AI robotic umpires on field.

Very true, they need to implement AI robotic Umpires on the field in order to find out the No balls, now it is very hard for Indians to reach the No.1 position in T20 cricket because there are many other strong teams when it comes to T20. Every country will play strongly when it comes to T20 compared to 50 overs match.

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Quote from: UmerIdrees on November 05, 2019, 11:17:53 AM

They have been losing everywhere after the world cup and the team with new captain and coach does not look very confident.
Even after constantly losing the T20's, Pakistan is still the number No. 1 Team in T20 ranking however England, Australia and India are approaching fast up to take this position from Pakistan.

I don't see India taking the No.1 spot in T20 rankings. Maybe we can see ENG or AUS or even NZ taking that position. Indian team is still looking for a perfect T20 combination. Maybe they'll find something before the T20 world cup.

Special Umpire to monitor No-balls

I don't see a need for a special umpire just to monitor No-balls Lips sealed

Maybe in future we'll see AI robotic umpires on field.

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Quote from: UmerIdrees on November 05, 2019, 11:17:53 AM

They have been losing everywhere after the world cup and the team with new captain and coach does not look very confident.
Even after constantly losing the T20's, Pakistan is still the number No. 1 Team in T20 ranking however England, Australia and India are approaching fast up to take this position from Pakistan.

Right now they have 272 points and Australia is second with 267. Pakistan was fortunate to have the first T20 match washed out, else Australia could have been in the top. If Australia wins the 3rd T20 match (which is very much possible), then there is a chance that they will be able to overtake Pakistan to become the no.1 ranking side. England is also not far behind (261 points).

Quote from: SaShiRaJaVu on November 05, 2019, 12:00:50 PM

The quality of bowlers have gone down for Pakistan and they usually produce some world class spinners and fast bowlers in the past but now we cannot call anyone of these bowlers world class simply because if we put a world eleven now i bet there will be no bowlers from Pakistan but if you take the past bowlers there will be many bowlers from Pakistan.

Exactly. Once they had the best bowling attack in the world, comprised of fearsome bowlers such as Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Shoaib Akhtar. Even the spin attack was very strong, with Saqlain Mushtaq and Mushtaq Ahmed. I think what had impacted them the most was the refusal by foreign sides to tour Pakistan. This has resulted in huge financial losses for PCB, and as a result the quality of domestic cricket has gone down.

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Quote from: UmerIdrees on November 05, 2019, 11:17:53 AM

They have been losing everywhere after the world cup and the team with new captain and coach does not look very confident.
Even after constantly losing the T20's, Pakistan is still the number No. 1 Team in T20 ranking however England, Australia and India are approaching fast up to take this position from Pakistan.

They were losing in the initial stages of the World Cup too under Sarfaraz, but they played well towards the end though it was a little too late by then. They almost lost to Afghanistan too which is why this new team seems better in comparison.

Azam is playing really well and I think that the new team needs some more time and experience in order to become a more cohesive unit.

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Quote from: SaShiRaJaVu on November 05, 2019, 12:00:50 PM

The quality of bowlers have gone down for Pakistan and they usually produce some world class spinners and fast bowlers in the past but now we cannot call anyone of these bowlers world class simply because if we put a world eleven now i bet there will be no bowlers from Pakistan but if you take the past bowlers there will be many bowlers from Pakistan.

They had some great bowlers in the past and there is no denying it and the selectors are finding it hard to find new talents and that is because of the lack of effort from the cricket board to find new talents.

Quote from: UmerIdrees on November 05, 2019, 11:17:53 AM

They have been losing everywhere after the world cup and the team with new captain and coach does not look very confident.
Even after constantly losing the T20's, Pakistan is still the number No. 1 Team in T20 ranking however England, Australia and India are approaching fast up to take this position from Pakistan.

Pakistan was playing really well for a while and winning tournaments for a long time and so is the reason they are way ahead of the rest of the team in the shorter format and now they started loosing games and in my opinion T20 can be anyone's game and the team with a good bowling line up and some good batsman can change a match.

Spectacular batting by smith helped the Oz beat Pakistan in a one sided match as Pakistan could not come back in the match inspite taking 2 wickets back to back . Oz just showed how good as a team they are and how well they can bat and bowl .

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