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| World A-Team Selections 2004 World A-Team Selection threads for 2004 |
| View Poll Results: Who would you most like to see get a Test call-up? One choice only, please. | |||
| WI Jefferson | | 0 | 0% |
| BL Hutton | | 1 | 7.14% |
| KP Pietersen | | 2 | 14.29% |
| MA Wallace | | 1 | 7.14% |
| AD Mascarenhas | | 1 | 7.14% |
| DS Harrison | | 3 | 21.43% |
| J Lewis | | 2 | 14.29% |
| G Keedy | | 4 | 28.57% |
| Voters: 14. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| I haven't voted in this poll (nor shall I), but the interest in the voting system is itself of interest to me. Ask our Aussie contributors about PR. I read the ABC's description of their parliamentary voting system during the weekend. It's served the Aussies pretty well for half a century or so, but it is fiendishly complicated. On the other hand, if they can count a general election in 12 hours, maybe their electoral commission has the software we need? I'm not going to ask Beny or Big Merv to tell us if Little Johnnie Howard will continue to serve them well, of course ... (One other point: if we adopted the Aussie rules, I would not be allowed to sit out this poll.) |
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| These things are always a bit odd.. not least because of strategic voting: the only thing I was determined on was finding a candidate to stop Hutton / Pietersen / Mascarenhas - but when I realised that it didn't really matter WHICH of the non-Keedy players I voted for as Keedy was almost certainly going to romp away with the award... I gave it to Lewis on pretty arbitrary basis that I like non-express bowling. If I had thought my vote would make any difference I'd probably have started a campaign for Wallace.. but that looked like a non starter. Had we had a more sophisticated polling system I'd probably have singled out Carberry as the most deserving compromise candidate likely to get the most 2nd / 3rd votes and backed him. Once you get a stack of voters all making strategic decisions like the above ANY voting system gets a bit random! |
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| Mike What you are saying, there are going to be 21 votes, from 14 voters, seems odd, however I have made my thoughts clear, I think keedy has won. But if you want another poll, I will not argue, and to prove I am not being partizan, because Keedy comes from Lancashire, what about putting your new vote to the whole of the England forum, and only members who have voted could not have a vote, I doubt Keedy would win such a vote but Amen to that. Ern PS It was hard for me to decide betwen Keedy and Pieterson.
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| Are you suggesting that other members of the England forum aren't aware of this thread? It should be visible in New Posts and Last Post on this forum which is viewable within forumdisplay.php. for members looking at thread titles on the England forum. Another point: if I leave this poll open longer and someone comes along and votes for Harrison does that mean it's a tied result with two winners? Would it be fair to Harrison for me to close the poll now when he is possibly gaining on Keedy?
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| Okay, at the risk of being accused of rigging the voting so "my man" doesn't lose, I have closed the poll and declare Gary Keedy, Slow Left Arm Orthodox bowler, from Lancashire the winner of the WAT Future Test Player - England 2004 award. Hip, hip...Hooray!!!
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