Heh, heh! Pretty close for the relegation spot as well, Ern! And with half my team either injured or suspended, I'm challenging for it (if they actually get the fifth game off the ground, that is)!

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Second place.

Mike 2071
Andy Mellon 1626
Paoli69 1605
the blue red devil 1592
SirAdrian 1582
Richie Benauds Love Child 1558
Richard Jenkins 1550
Zainub Razvi 1537
Pete 1491
Occasional Fan 1439
Ernest 1422

Congratumations Mike, Andy Mellon and Paoli69 . Well done everyone for taking part.

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Thankyou for doing that game, Richard. I'd also like to congratulate Andy and Paoli69.

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I'd like to congratulate Ern on winning the wooden spoon. I fought him hard for it, but in the end, the better man won it. Let's see what kind of a shambles I can pick for the England v Bangladesh tests!

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Just a thought for game creators to consider: yesterday's match was the shortest contest which can constitute a match under the ICC ODI rules. How will we deal with "no result" events in fantasy cricket? Score whatever appears on the card before the match is abandoned or score nothing for the game?

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"Score nothing" seems to be the sensible approach.

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For previous contests I scored nothing if the match was abandoned . If duckworth Lewis came into play then I scored as normal.

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That seems sensible to me - allows our game to follow the one on the pitch somewhat. Thanks for clarifying, Richard.

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