Cricket Leagues - Support and Advice

[Ahmad Shah]

You mean 99.

Yeah, the same.

 

[badvintage]

Can someone teach how to calculate net run rate?

 

[CG123]

Can someone teach how to calculate net run rate?

For about the 100th time:

Info On Net Run Rate By North Cricket Club

Below the explanation is a calculator.

 

[badvintage]

For about the 100th time:

Info On Net Run Rate By North Cricket Club

Below the explanation is a calculator.

I never asked.

 

[CG123]

I never asked.

I know you haven't asked before, I was referring to me having posted that link here a lot of times (for other people).

 

[badvintage]

I know you haven't asked before, I was referring to me having posted that link here a lot of times (for other people).

My bad for the issue, but this has helped me a lot.

 

[AsadAbrar]

I'm managing a World Ten10 League. I will be simulating it in Cricket Revolution. In Cricket Revolution, every player has attributes for fielding, bowling and batting out of 10. The maximum a player can have is 20 points and the maximum a team consisting of 11 players can have is 160 points. So, I have used this way to calculate points of every player based on their bowling/batting averages in T20Is. The number before the '=' sign show the batting/bowling average for a particular player and on the other side the points are showed which are given if a player has his batting/bbowling average lying in that range.

Batting Averages:
50 ? 100 = 10
40 - 50 = 9
35 ? 40 = 8
30 ? 35 = 7
25 ? 30 = 6
20 ? 25 = 5
15 ? 20 = 4
10 ? 15 = 3
5 - 10 = 2
0 ? 5 = 1
0 = 0
Bowling Averages:
1 ? 15 = 10
15 ? 20 = 9
20 ? 25 = 8
25 ? 30 = 7
30 ? 35 = 6
35 ? 40 = 5
40 ? 45 = 4
45 ? 50 = 3
50 ? 55 = 2
55 ? 60 = 1
60 ? 65 = 0

Is this correct? Or are there any changes required?
Now, the problem is that some players have not played T20Is so which average should I take? ODIs or T20s? Secondly, many good players have quite low batting averages and high bowling averages, how to correct the points according to that?

 

[AsadAbrar]

I'm managing a World Ten10 League. I will be simulating it in Cricket Revolution. In Cricket Revolution, every player has attributes for fielding, bowling and batting out of 10. The maximum a player can have is 20 points and the maximum a team consisting of 11 players can have is 160 points. So, I have used this way to calculate points of every player based on their bowling/batting averages in T20Is. The number before the '=' sign show the batting/bowling average for a particular player and on the other side the points are showed which are given if a player has his batting/bbowling average lying in that range.

Batting Averages:
50 ? 100 = 10
40 - 50 = 9
35 ? 40 = 8
30 ? 35 = 7
25 ? 30 = 6
20 ? 25 = 5
15 ? 20 = 4
10 ? 15 = 3
5 - 10 = 2
0 ? 5 = 1
0 = 0
Bowling Averages:
1 ? 15 = 10
15 ? 20 = 9
20 ? 25 = 8
25 ? 30 = 7
30 ? 35 = 6
35 ? 40 = 5
40 ? 45 = 4
45 ? 50 = 3
50 ? 55 = 2
55 ? 60 = 1
60 ? 65 = 0

Is this correct? Or are there any changes required?
Now, the problem is that some players have not played T20Is so which average should I take? ODIs or T20s? Secondly, many good players have quite low batting averages and high bowling averages, how to correct the points according to that?

Help needed!

 

[El Loco]

You don't just blindly take the statistical averages of players as you seem them. Have a look at this, Thanks to Dipak, here's a guide on how to assign averages to players.

 

[CG123]

Also in T20 cricket bowler's economy rates are more important imo, and for batsmen strike rates are probably just as important (both compared to averages).

 

[AsadAbrar]

Also in T20 cricket bowler's economy rates are more important imo, and for batsmen strike rates are probably just as important (both compared to averages).

Players like Imran Nazir have high strike rates but low averages. What to do there?

 

[AsadAbrar]

Dipak's post is not really helpful for me. But, now I will be rating the players according to my liking.

 

[CG123]

Players like Imran Nazir have high strike rates but low averages. What to do there?

Rate him how good you think he is. Maybe use their average as a base, and then adjust that based on their S/R. Ultimately it comes down to you finding a way of rating players that works for you, because there's not one universal way of them. It comes down to how much effort you want to put in, because there are numerous things that you can look at as well as basic stats, like form, conditions played in, strength of opposition, etc.

 

[AsadAbrar]

Rate him how good you think he is. Maybe use their average as a base, and then adjust that based on their S/R. Ultimately it comes down to you finding a way of rating players that works for you, because there's not one universal way of them. It comes down to how much effort you want to put in, because there are numerous things that you can look at as well as basic stats, like form, conditions played in, strength of opposition, etc.

And BTW, in Cricket Revolution each player can only have 20 points in total which will include fielding, batting and bowling. So for All-rounders I have to increase their bowling and batting which results in less points for fielding. What to do here?

 

[Anish.]

And BTW, in Cricket Revolution each player can only have 20 points in total which will include fielding, batting and bowling. So for All-rounders I have to increase their bowling and batting which results in less points for fielding. What to do here?

My thing to do would be get the fielding average,as not many all-rounders are good fielders(Shut your mouth,what do you think Collingwood is an idiot in the field).

Maybe try this

Fielding-6........