T20 World Cup 2021
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@nzzp said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@rapido said in T20 World Cup 2021:
We play India in 36 hours, lol.
isn't it more like 60 hours? Not htat it makes it much better- Thursday morning NZT
17th Nov, 7pm (think that is Indian time).
So, yeah you're right actually. 2 and a half days time, rather than one and a half days away.
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From some player ratings in Stuff. Posted more for the stats than the rating...
Trent Boult: The pick of the bunch. Thirteen wickets, tied for second-best in the tournament, at an average of just 13.30 and an economy rate of 6.25. Used all of his skills and toil. 8
Mitchell Santner: Entered the tournament as a key member of the bowling unit with his ability to restrict runs. Did so superbly in the win over India but bowled only one over in the semi and couldn’t make an impact in the final, ending the tournament with just two wickets at 74.50. 4
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@crucial said in T20 World Cup 2021:
From some player ratings in Stuff. Posted more for the stats than the rating...
Trent Boult: The pick of the bunch. Thirteen wickets, tied for second-best in the tournament, at an average of just 13.30 and an economy rate of 6.25. Used all of his skills and toil. 8
Mitchell Santner: Entered the tournament as a key member of the bowling unit with his ability to restrict runs. Did so superbly in the win over India but bowled only one over in the semi and couldn’t make an impact in the final, ending the tournament with just two wickets at 74.50. 4
Why didn't they put Santner's ER in their write up? Things that make you go hmmm. Because it was good?
The answer? it was, ER of 6.77
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@mn5 said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@crucial said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Santner is the old/new Bridge
Santner has been Santner longer than Bridge has been Bridge.
He's absolutely fine in T20. Honestly, un-threatening in Tests and kinda in ODI, but his value in T20 is strong. He's hard to hit - and that's a skill.
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@nzzp said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@mn5 said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@crucial said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Santner is the old/new Bridge
Santner has been Santner longer than Bridge has been Bridge.
He's absolutely fine in T20. Honestly, un-threatening in Tests and kinda in ODI, but his value in T20 is strong. He's hard to hit - and that's a skill.
He definitely has a place in the shorter formats.
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Tournament team
David Warner (Australia) - 289 runs at 48.16
Jos Buttler (wk) (England) - 269 runs at 89.66, five dismissals
Babar Azam (Captain, Pakistan) - 303 runs at 60.60
Charith Asalanka (Sri Lanka) - 231 runs at 46.20
Markram (South Africa) - 162 runs at 54.00
Moeen Ali (England) - 92 runs at strike rate of 131.42, seven wickets at 11
Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka) - 16 wickets at 9.75
Adam Zampa (Australia) - 13 wickets at 12.07
Josh Hazlewood (Australia) - 11 wickets at 15.90
Trent Boult (New Zealand) - 13 wickets at 13.30
Anrich Nortje (South Africa) - nine wickets at 11.5512th player Shaheen Afridi (Pakistan) - seven wickets at 24.14--
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Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
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@donsteppa said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
Not so bad - lots of shits and giggles in there, but a calendar that makes some kind of sense.
Kinda takes away from T20 WC wins if there's another one most years though. It's just a massive revenue grab, and reflects the transition of top level sport as sport, to sport as a business
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@donsteppa said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
14 members to host ICC men's events between 2024 and 2031 👇
USA
West Indies
Pakistan
India
Sri Lanka
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Australia
New Zealand
England
Ireland
Scotland
BangladeshWhich tournament are you most excited for? 🤩
👉 es.pn/3DowEmj
Does that mean since the previous World cup which was 2019? it is 8 years to the next ODI WC?
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@hooroo said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@donsteppa said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
14 members to host ICC men's events between 2024 and 2031 👇
USA
West Indies
Pakistan
India
Sri Lanka
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Australia
New Zealand
England
Ireland
Scotland
BangladeshWhich tournament are you most excited for? 🤩
👉 es.pn/3DowEmj
Does that mean since the previous World cup which was 2019? it is 8 years to the next ODI WC?
Next ODI World Cup is in India in October 2023. So with the T20 World Cup in OZ next year, there are lots of chances for us to
get knocked out bypractice trying to beat Australia in knockout games over the next ten years
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@hooroo said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@donsteppa said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
14 members to host ICC men's events between 2024 and 2031 👇
USA
West Indies
Pakistan
India
Sri Lanka
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Australia
New Zealand
England
Ireland
Scotland
BangladeshWhich tournament are you most excited for? 🤩
👉 es.pn/3DowEmj
Does that mean since the previous World cup which was 2019? it is 8 years to the next ODI WC?
It is the next 8 year ICC TV cycle, which starts after 2023 as Donsteppa alludes above.
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@donsteppa said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
This is great news IMO, and from an NZ POV.
There is an ongoing power struggles for control of the ICC. The 'internationalists' have wrested control again from the 'Big3' and reinstated trying to have one ICC tournament every year to produce centralised ICC revenue (and for votes).
Centralised ICC revenue is the better option for all but the Big 3. This is great for NZ.
From a cricketing POV - it is the meaningless 4 years of low stakes bilateral white ball series that hold no interest for me. So having a white ball ICC tournament every year will hold my interest waaaaaay more.
It goes
Year 1: World Cup (ODIs)
Year 2: T20 world cup
Year 3: Chamopins Trophy (ODIs)
Year 4: T20 world Cup
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@crucial said in T20 World Cup 2021:
From some player ratings in Stuff. Posted more for the stats than the rating...
Trent Boult: The pick of the bunch. Thirteen wickets, tied for second-best in the tournament, at an average of just 13.30 and an economy rate of 6.25. Used all of his skills and toil. 8
Mitchell Santner: Entered the tournament as a key member of the bowling unit with his ability to restrict runs. Did so superbly in the win over India but bowled only one over in the semi and couldn’t make an impact in the final, ending the tournament with just two wickets at 74.50. 4
Jeez - that guy must be trolling? Just about all of those marks are way harsh for everyone. For a team that made the final. I'd hate to see what he'd give the Indians!
Virat Kohli 0.
Incidentally here's our table of stats for the tournament.
ICC Men's T20 World Cup, 2021/22 averages batting bowling by team Records | ESPNcricinfo
Find ICC Men's T20 World Cup, 2021/22 averages batting bowling by team records and stats on ESPNcricinfo. Check averages batting bowling by team stats of ICC Men's T20 World Cup, 2021/22.
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@donsteppa said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Future tournaments galore, according to CricInfo:
14 members to host ICC men's events between 2024 and 2031 👇
USA
West Indies
Pakistan
India
Sri Lanka
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Australia
New Zealand
England
Ireland
Scotland
BangladeshWhich tournament are you most excited for? 🤩
👉 es.pn/3DowEmj
What's your typical US wicket like? Fresh AstroTurf over a red dirt road?
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