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| CricSim w3lshrugby is the host of this forum and is running a fantasy cricket league on cricket simulation software where our members get to play alongside the best players in the world. |
| View Poll Results: Man Of The Match | |||
| cantplaycantalk (119 off 90 balls) |    | 6 | 75.00% |
| Zainub (118 off 120 balls) |    | 2 | 25.00% |
| Richie Benaud's Love Child (3-51) |    | 0 | 0% |
| I Pathan (3-76) |    | 0 | 0% |
| Voters: 8. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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27-12-2005, 06:22 PM
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| WAT One Day Cup - 27th Dec - Australia V India @ MCG    AUSTRALIA V INDIA @ MCG Hello all and welcome to the second match in the WAT One Day Cup. The winner of this match will go through to play Pakistan in the first semi-final on Friday. Last edited by admin : 01-07-2007 at 11:08 AM.  |
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| Teams & Pre-Match Well, after the very quick first match, we want a match that might reach the full amount of overs! Here are the two teams: AUSTRALIA: Code: No Player Bat Type Avg Bowl Kind Avg 1 Justin Langer Left Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 2 Ernest Right Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 3 Ricky Ponting Right Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Off Spin 99 4 Zainub Left Handed Batslady 55 Right Arm Medium 99 5 Michael Hussey Left Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 6 Rachael Right Handed Batslady30 Right Arm Medium 30 7 Adam Gilchrist Left Handed Batsman 55 Keeper 99 8 Occasional Fan Left Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Leg Break 15 9 Brett Lee Right Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Fast 15 10 Richie B Love Child Right Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Medium 15 11 Glenn McGrath Right Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Fast Medium 15 Code: No Player Bat Type Avg Bowl Kind Avg 1 Vrock7 Left Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 2 G Gambhir Left Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 3 cantplaycantalk Right Handed Batsman 55 Left Arm Spin 99 4 Sachin Tendulkar Left Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 5 Trescothick Left Handed Batsman 55 Right Arm Medium 99 6 M Kaif Left Handed Batsman 30 Left Arm Fast Medium 30 7 Statto Right Handed Batsman 55 Keeper 99 8 I Pathan Right Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Fast 15 9 acker Left Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Medium 15 10 Anil Kumble Right Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Off Spin 15 11 Aussie-Yank Right Handed Batsman 20 Right Arm Fast Medium 15 |
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| Commentary and Scorecards Please visit the site www.freewebs.com/watcricsim and follow the Australia V India link to find the commentary. Here are the scorecards: Last edited by w3lshrugby : 27-12-2005 at 06:41 PM. |
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| I voted for cantplaycanttalk, for his terrific innings despite the losing circumstances, I particulary enjoyed our partnership, too bad we didn't stay in long enough to make a brilliant score unchaseable... Good game |
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| How do we play?? could someone please tell me how this works. And how i can play. This looks preatty interesting. THANX
__________________  CRICKET IS IN MY BLOOD |
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| CricSim is just for fun. No skill is involved and no participation by members is required except to vote in MoM polls. The top posters on our board have been rewarded by having their name included in the various national sides to play alongside real Test and ODI players. w3lshrugby created the team compositions in the simulation software and simulates each game. The commentary and scorecard details are available for viewing after the match simulation is done. Unfortunately, the first season fixtures are already finalised but you may get an opportunity to have your name selected for a team in the second season provided you are one of our top posters. This season, the top 44 posters who are still active were included in the teams. The teams consist of 50% WAT members and 50% real players. We are looking for people to write some match reports to add another dimension of realism if anyone's interested. If you are a budding writer then this would be good practice as well as good fun for yourself as well as the readers. You can reference the match commentary and scorecard to see what happened in play. If anybody else is interested in starting a cricsim you need to download the software and create the teams. The team composition is your choice. I suggest you include WAT members in your teams if you want to interest members in your matches. The whole point of CricSim is to add a bit of fun to the board.
__________________ Administrator Last edited by admin : 28-12-2005 at 06:25 PM. |
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| I voted for Zainub as (Wo)Man of the Match. Her century and substantial partnership with Ponting really helped setup the win. On top of that, the superb run-out in the first innings of the match was a dleightful piece of fieldwork.
__________________ Whatever your difficulties in mathematics, I can assure you mine are far greater! Albert Einstein, 1879-1955 |
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| Thanks Thanks admin sir I am still preatty new at most of the stuff around the WAT. Thanks
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