Unhappy1
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oops. i mean 1996
No i think you were right with 1992?
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oops. i mean 1996
oops. i mean 1996
1992. that is all.
6.27pm Hearing that game resumes at 6.45pm. Reduced to 43 overs a side. Five overs to go. Southee can bowl two, Henry one. Anderson and friends will have to bowl the remaining two
So, 43 overs a side. We going to have to put on a LOT, otherwise it will be a doddle for NZ
1992. that is all.
1992. that is all.
So, 43 overs a side. We going to have to put on a LOT, otherwise it will be a doddle for NZ
That wasnt Duckworth Lewis...it was one of the reasons for implementing DLS
Edit...touche, beaten to punch
As a point of clarity, ESPN points out that England's innings was cut short when the overs weren't completed by 6:10pm (the rescheduled close of innings time),[8] Cricinfo say that had Duckworth–Lewis been applied to the entire game, South Africa's target from the original 45 overs would have been 273, which would then have been reduced to 257 from 43 overs, i.e. five runs more than they were set under the most productive overs rule.
But does this mean our current total of 216 will increase automatically?, if not that's not very fair....
Could have been worse for us if the rain came after 25 overs.
*looking for positives*
They will play to 43 overs, then DwL will determine the target for Nzl. Typically if they score a large number more the target goes up I think?
They will play to 43 overs, then DwL will determine the target for Nzl. Typically if they score a large number more the target goes up I think?
They will play to 43 overs, then DwL will determine the target for Nzl. Typically if they score a large number more the target goes up I think?