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Whright

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The bowlers can only be permitted bowling underarm for all i care, i just want to watch some live cricket.
 

WaxLyrical

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Teams look unbalanced, Dala, Magala and Ngidi all struggle with early season fitness. I get to see more of Stuurman great!.

I'll replace Morris with GERALD COETZEE and Dala with THANDO NTINI. Time to invest in youth for the next world cup.
Forget the teams - this format looks unbalanced.

"Last man Standing."
Wtf is that.
 

DanDango

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Forget the teams - this format looks unbalanced.

"Last man Standing."
Wtf is that.

It's used in Double wicket cricket, Action Cricket and Hong Kong sixes. The format look almost like double wicket cricket but with 8 players and not 2.



Last man stands cricket
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Last Man Stands cricket (LMS) is a form of cricket played with only 8 players per side. It originated in England in 2005. It is a 20-over format where a pink ball is used. [1][2]
Rules and regulations[edit]
  • Played with 8 players per side.
  • The most distinguishing feature of this form of cricket is that if a team loses 7 wickets in an innings, the remaining batsman continues to bat without a partner, instead of being stranded (according to the normal Laws of Cricket, a batsman cannot bat without a partner).
World wide recognition[edit]
This form of cricket is most recognised due to the Last man stands feature which is contrary to the usual Laws of Cricket.
The concept of "Last Man Stands" is also used in the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes tournament from 1999.
 

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Teams look unbalanced, Dala, Magala and Ngidi all struggle with early season fitness. I get to see more of Stuurman great!.

I'll replace Morris with GERALD COETZEE and Dala with THANDO NTINI. Time to invest in youth for the next world cup.
Agreed.... Let the lads play
 

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I wonder if the players will take it seriously or if it will be more like Springboks vs Proteas. Wouldn't mind seeing them have some fun.
Errrrr. T20 World Cup either this year or next year. Get attention somehow
 

bwana

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It's postponed. CSA, same old schit
CSA?

Sports ministry puts the brakes on CSA's 3TeamCricket tournament

BY KHANYISO TSHWAKU - 20 June 2020

Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa has put the brakes on Cricket South Africa’s planned 3TeamCricket tournament that’s set to take place on June 27.

Speaking at Friday’s Parliamentary Sports Portfolio committee meeting that included CSA’s president Chris Nenzani‚ vice-president Beresford Williams and acting chief executive officer Dr Jacques Faul‚ Mthethwa said CSA jumped the gun as the tournament hasn’t been approved by his department.

On Tuesday‚ Cricket South Africa announced a three-team cricket tournament consisting of eight players across three teams who’ll play simultaneously at SuperSport Park. CSA had indicated they still needed government’s approval‚ even though as a non-contact sport‚ cricket has been granted a return to training and playing.

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Sure, the Minister is the biggest spoilsport, but then, he's got ANC-brains. He's going to make stupid and spiteful decisions - that’s a given. CSA should have checked with him before announcing. It's just the price you pay for operating under ANC-brains.
 

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CSA announces revised Solidarity Cup match date


Wednesday, 01 July 2020


Cricket South Africa (CSA) is pleased to announce Nelson Mandela International Day (18 July 2020) as the revised date for the 3TCricket match presented by RAIN where three teams of eight will play in a single match, competing for the inaugural Solidarity Cup.

The news comes after return to practice and play approval was granted by the Minister of Sport, Arts & Culture, the Honourable Nathi Mthethwa last week Friday (26 June 2020).

The match details remain the same with SuperSport Park as the hosting venue and the starting time being 11:00 (SAST). The match will also still be broadcast live on SuperSport 2, with the team sheets not undergoing any changes.

The three teams competing for the Solidarity Cup are the Eagles captained by AB de Villiers and sponsored by Takealot, Kingfishers captained by Kagiso Rabada and sponsored by OUTsurance and the Kites captained by Quinton de Kock and sponsored by Mr D Food.

“It’s very exciting to get live cricket, featuring our top players, back on our TV screens again,” commented CSA Acting Chief Executive Dr. Jacques Faul. “I can’t think of a more appropriate day on which to hold this game than Nelson Mandela Day when its prime objective is to raise funds for those who have been badly affected by the Corona virus.

“It is still nearly three weeks away, so it also gives our players more time to prepare properly and to minimise the chance of injuries.

“I would like to thank the Government and our own medical team once again for everything they have done to make a return to training and playing possible and I would also like to add special thanks to the incredible sponsors involved in this event for their continued commitment towards the match and its beneficiary, the Hardship Fund,” concluded Dr. Faul.

"The Solidarity Cup will provide a perfect opportunity to demonstrate the message behind our Citizens In Solidarity campaign," said Nomkhita Nqweni, interim CEO of the Solidarity Fund. "This message is to reinforce all the very necessary, appropriate behaviours in the time of this pandemic and also, to remind all of South Africa of our ability to work together, to find unique solutions in a time of crisis."

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About the Hardship Fund:



Cricket South Africa and 3TeamCricket understand that the COVID-19 crisis has resulted in the world experiencing economic challenges. This is very true for the sporting industry and South Africa. Sadly, many people in South Africa and the cricket industry are severely affected. Cricket South Africa identified the need to “use their voice” to help people and institutions. 3TeamCricket will be raising money for The Hardship Fund using its platform of passionate cricket supporters.
 
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I see Quiny has pulled out due to personal reasons, wonder what happened?
 

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Action starts at 11h00.

Man, I wish they didn’t ban beer.
 
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