Post Line-ups Legends At Battle XII | Round 1 - What happens when you hide the new ball from Sydney Frickin' Barnes..
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Legends At Battle Season X
Warm-ups, Match 6
at Merion Cricket Club, Haverford, Pennsylvania, United States of America (1900s)
Toss: Rest of the World won the toss and chose to bat
REST OF THE WORLD 1st innings
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Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Mike Denness c. †Mashud b. Rafique 8 31 2 0 25.8%
George Patterson c. Mahmu'llah b. Rafique 50 108 10 0 46.3%
Harry Kortlang c & b. Rafique 3 9 0 0 33.3%
M'devan Sathasivam* c. †Mashud b. Mahmu'llah 73 114 14 1 64.0%
Ryan ten Doeschate c. Mahmu'llah b. Rafique 36 47 6 1 76.6%
Mohammad Shahzad† b. Rafique 82 121 11 3 67.8%
Bart King b. S Hossain 27 60 6 0 45.0%
Rashid Khan c. †Mashud b. Mortaza 20 43 4 0 46.5%
Percy Clark c. Mortaza b. S Hossain 9 18 2 0 50.0%
Carst Posthuma not out 10 25 1 0 40.0%
Ole Mortensen b. Mahmu'llah 5 20 0 0 25.0%
Total: 334/10 Overs: 99.2 Run Rate: 3.36 Extras: 11
Day 2 10:39 AM
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REST OF THE WORLD Partnerships
Batsmen Runs (Balls)
M Denness Patterson þþþþ 10 (57)
H Kortlang Patterson þþþþþ 12 (13)
Sathasivam Patterson þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 74 (144)
Sathasivam Doeschate þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 73 (81)
M Shahzad Doeschate þþþþþþþþ 20 (33)
M Shahzad B King þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 66 (108)
M Shahzad R Khan þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 53 (88)
M Shahzad P Clark þþ 6 (20)
C Posthuma P Clark þþ 5 (10)
C Posthuma Mortensen þþþþþþ 15 (42)
Fall of Wickets 10/1 22/2 96/3 169/4 189/5
255/6 308/7 314/8 319/9 334/10
Total: 334/10 Overs: 99.2 Run Rate: 3.36 Extras: 11
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BANGLADESH Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Mashrafe Mortaza 17.0 4 59 1 3.47 0 0
Shahadat Hossain 12.0 4 27 2 2.25 0 1
Hasibul Hossain 19.0 5 59 0 3.11 0 0
Mohammad Rafique 25.0 8 77 5 3.08 0 1
Mahmudullah 16.2 0 76 2 4.65 0 0
Minhajul Abedin 7.0 4 12 0 1.71 0 0
Mominul Haque 2.0 0 9 0 4.50 0 0
Mohammad Ashraful 1.0 0 6 0 6.00 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 0 No Balls: 2 Leg Byes: 4 Byes: 5
Total: 334/10 Overs: 99.2 Run Rate: 3.36 Extras: 11
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Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Javed Omar c. Clark b. King 83 291 15 0 28.5%
Mominul Haque b. Mortensen 13 31 3 0 41.9%
Habibul Bashar* c. †Shahzad b. Posthuma 95 122 19 0 77.9%
Minhajul Abedin lbw b. Mortensen 48 149 9 0 32.2%
Mohammad Ashraful b. King 8 29 2 0 27.6%
Mahmudullah lbw b. Clark 32 67 7 0 47.8%
Khaled Mashud† c. Mortensen b. King 27 62 4 1 43.5%
Mohammad Rafique not out 23 51 4 0 45.1%
Mashrafe Mortaza lbw b. King 23 31 3 1 74.2%
Hasibul Hossain b. Clark 8 11 1 0 72.7%
Shahadat Hossain c. Khan b. Mortensen 0 5 0 0 0.0%
Total: 381/10 Overs: 141.2 Run Rate: 2.70 Extras: 21
Day 3 3:05 PM
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BANGLADESH Partnerships
Batsmen Runs (Balls)
J Omar M Haque þþþþ 18 (60)
J Omar H Bashar þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 137 (234)
J Omar M Abedin þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 90 (291)
J Omar M Ashraful þþ 8 (16)
Mahmu'llah M Ashraful þþþþþ 21 (41)
Mahmu'llah K Mashud þþþþþþþþþþþþþ 51 (105)
M Rafique K Mashud þþ 4 (6)
M Rafique M Mortaza þþþþþþþþ 33 (64)
M Rafique H Hossain þþþþ 18 (16)
M Rafique S Hossain þ 1 (15)
Fall of Wickets 18/1 155/2 245/3 253/4 274/5
325/6 329/7 362/8 380/9 381/10
Total: 381/10 Overs: 141.2 Run Rate: 2.70 Extras: 21
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REST OF THE WORLD Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Bart King 31.0 11 88 4 2.84 0 0
Percy Clark 18.0 7 30 2 1.67 0 0
Carst Posthuma 22.0 4 56 1 2.55 1 1
Ole Mortensen 25.2 8 57 3 2.25 0 1
Rashid Khan 25.0 8 70 0 2.80 0 0
George Patterson 19.0 4 60 0 3.16 0 2
Ryan ten Doeschate 1.0 0 4 0 4.00 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 1 No Balls: 4 Leg Byes: 14 Byes: 2
Total: 381/10 Overs: 141.2 Run Rate: 2.70 Extras: 21
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Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Mike Denness lbw b. Abedin 81 157 17 0 51.6%
George Patterson c. Ashraful b. S Hossain 53 113 11 1 46.9%
Harry Kortlang b. Abedin 61 100 12 0 61.0%
M'devan Sathasivam* c. Bashar b. Rafique 104 142 21 0 73.2%
Ryan ten Doeschate c. Mahmu'llah b. Mortaza 18 25 4 0 72.0%
Mohammad Shahzad† not out 62 72 11 2 86.1%
Bart King not out 1 2 0 0 50.0%
Rashid Khan
Percy Clark
Carst Posthuma
Ole Mortensen
Total: 398/5 Overs: 101.1 Run Rate: 3.93 Extras: 18
Day 4 3:49 PM
INNINGS DECLARED
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REST OF THE WORLD Partnerships
Batsmen Runs (Balls)
M Denness Patterson þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 131 (231)
M Denness H Kortlang þþþþþþ 24 (77)
Sathasivam H Kortlang þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 90 (123)
Sathasivam Doeschate þþþþþþþ 29 (43)
Sathasivam M Shahzad þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 123 (131)
B King M Shahzad þ 1 (2)
Fall of Wickets 131/1 155/2 245/3 274/4 397/5
Total: 398/5 Overs: 101.1 Run Rate: 3.93 Extras: 18
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BANGLADESH Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Mashrafe Mortaza 18.0 3 73 1 4.06 0 1
Shahadat Hossain 14.0 4 53 1 3.79 0 0
Hasibul Hossain 15.0 2 79 0 5.27 1 0
Mohammad Rafique 22.1 7 58 1 2.62 1 0
Minhajul Abedin 20.0 7 66 2 3.30 0 0
Mahmudullah 11.0 1 49 0 4.45 2 0
Mohammad Ashraful 1.0 0 7 0 7.00 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 4 No Balls: 1 Leg Byes: 7 Byes: 6
Total: 398/5 Overs: 101.1 Run Rate: 3.93 Extras: 18
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Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Javed Omar c. †Shahzad b. King 65 153 9 1 42.5%
Mominul Haque b. Posthuma 23 51 5 0 45.1%
Habibul Bashar* b. King 10 16 2 0 62.5%
Minhajul Abedin c. Sathasivam b. Khan 4 5 1 0 80.0%
Mohammad Ashraful c. Denness b. King 4 13 1 0 30.8%
Mahmudullah c. Patterson b. King 14 9 3 0 155.6%
Khaled Mashud† c. Khan b. Posthuma 18 56 4 0 32.1%
Mohammad Rafique c. †Shahzad b. Khan 15 28 3 0 53.6%
Mashrafe Mortaza b. Khan 23 33 2 1 69.7%
Hasibul Hossain b. King 5 22 1 0 22.7%
Shahadat Hossain not out 5 18 1 0 27.8%
Total: 199/10 Overs: 66.5 Run Rate: 2.98 Extras: 13
Day 5 3:11 PM
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BANGLADESH Partnerships
Batsmen Runs (Balls)
J Omar M Haque þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 51 (109)
J Omar H Bashar þþþþþþ 15 (32)
J Omar M Abedin þþþ 7 (8)
J Omar M Ashraful þþþþþ 12 (25)
J Omar Mahmu'llah þþþþþþþþþþ 24 (19)
J Omar K Mashud þþþþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 37 (99)
J Omar M Rafique þ 4 (16)
M Mortaza M Rafique þþþþþþþþþþþþþþ 33 (51)
H Hossain M Rafique þþ 5 (8)
H Hossain S Hossain þþþþ 11 (34)
Fall of Wickets 51/1 66/2 73/3 85/4 109/5
146/6 150/7 183/8 188/9 199/10
Total: 199/10 Overs: 66.5 Run Rate: 2.98 Extras: 13
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REST OF THE WORLD Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Bart King 17.5 5 53 5 2.97 2 1
Percy Clark 6.0 1 21 0 3.50 1 0
Carst Posthuma 14.0 2 38 2 2.71 0 1
Ole Mortensen 9.0 5 19 0 2.11 0 0
Rashid Khan 15.0 2 44 3 2.93 0 2
George Patterson 5.0 0 18 0 3.60 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 3 No Balls: 4 Leg Byes: 6 Byes: 0
Total: 199/10 Overs: 66.5 Run Rate: 2.98 Extras: 13
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Mahadevan Sathasivam couldn't have had an easier task as skipper. All he had to do was throw the ball to Bart King and wait for magic to unfold.
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Rest of the World 334 & 398/5d
Bangladesh 381 & 199
Rest of the World won by 152 runs@Ashutosh. @TekkogsSteve
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Round 1 fixtures
Australia v Rest of the World at The MCG (1900s)
- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@The Deadman @TekkogsSteve
South Africa v Zimbabwe at Port Elizabeth (1890s)
- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@Sinister One @CerealKiller
New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Auckland (1960s)
- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: Shane Bond (1 match)
@Rohith. @PresidentEvil
England v Ireland at Lord's (2010s)
- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@Quadralus
West Indies v Bangladesh at Bridgetown (1970s)
- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@El Loco @Ashutosh.
India v Pakistan at Kolkata (2000s)
- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@Akshay. @X Factor
Lineup rules
1) A proper wicket-keeper (//) in your XI.
2) A minimum of 5 players marked to bowl (up to 6 on very flat pitches where part-time options often need to share the workload).
3) Players ruled out due to injury cannot be selected.
4) The time limit for posting lineups is 72 hours. I will likely go with a random lineup if your lineup isn't posted within that time.
5) Teams with 15 squad members must give all their players a game over the course of the tournament (warm-ups don't count). For teams with 18 squad members, a minimum of 15 players must get a game.
Player rarities
- Elite/Legend. Used for the players that are undoubtedly the best of the lot.
- Ruby. Used for players that are extremely talented and can play in a way no one else can replicate.
- Gold. Used for players with a high level of consistency and ability to deliver during key moments.
- Silver. Used for players that aren't as talented as their Gold/Ruby/Legend contemporaries, but still capable of holding their own against the best in business.
- Bronze. Used for players that are a level below Silver. They are more likely to put in good performances than players from the Sapphire/Crystal category.
- Sapphire/Crystal. Used for players that are inexperienced or with a lower skill set compared to those from a higher category. They could either put in good performances or fail miserably.
In other words: > / ( marginally better than ) > > >
Also, the squads selected thus far are sorted in the following order:
Opening batsman (1-2)
Top-order (3-4)
Middle-order (4-7)
Lower-order (7-8)
Tailenders pace (9-11)
Tailanders spin (9-11)
Statistics
To be updated after 3 rounds.
Standings
To be updater later.
Explanation on pitch types
Damp/Sticky - Massively in favor of bowlers and an absolute nightmare to bat on, unless you're Victor Trumper.
Dusty - Plenty of turn on offer for spinners and a good place to bat for spin-savvy batsmen. Good pace bowlers are still likely to thrive.
Evenly balanced - Provides an evenly balanced contest for all disciplines.
Flat - A batsman-friendly pitch which provides little or no assistance to bowlers. Expect big totals.
Green - A lot of movement on offer early on, which makes it ideal for bowlers capable of swinging the ball. Batting expected to become easier as the match progresses.
Hard - Ideal conditions for batting. Good deal of bounce on offer for fast bowlers as well. Could go either way
Dry/Slow - Ideal for slow and spin bowlers as the name suggests. Sometimes quite difficult to bat on.
Poor - Uneven bounce and a huge amount of turn on offer for spinners. Expect a slow hard grind where most batsmen rarely score at above 2 an over.
Australia v Rest of the World at The MCG (1900s)- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@The Deadman @TekkogsSteve
South Africa v Zimbabwe at Port Elizabeth (1890s)- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@Sinister One @CerealKiller
New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Auckland (1960s)- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable:
Shane Bond (1 match)@Rohith. @PresidentEvil
England v Ireland at Lord's (2010s)- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@Quadralus
West Indies v Bangladesh at Bridgetown (1970s)- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@El Loco @Ashutosh.
India v Pakistan at Kolkata (2000s)- Pitch:
- Players injured/unavailable: None
@Akshay. @X Factor
Lineup rules
1) A proper wicket-keeper (
//) in your XI.2) A minimum of 5 players marked to bowl (up to 6 on very flat pitches where part-time options often need to share the workload).
3) Players ruled out due to injury cannot be selected.
4) The time limit for posting lineups is 72 hours. I will likely go with a random lineup if your lineup isn't posted within that time.
5) Teams with 15 squad members must give all their players a game over the course of the tournament (warm-ups don't count). For teams with 18 squad members, a minimum of 15 players must get a game.
Player rarities
- Elite/Legend. Used for the players that are undoubtedly the best of the lot. - Ruby. Used for players that are extremely talented and can play in a way no one else can replicate. - Gold. Used for players with a high level of consistency and ability to deliver during key moments. - Silver. Used for players that aren't as talented as their Gold/Ruby/Legend contemporaries, but still capable of holding their own against the best in business. - Bronze. Used for players that are a level below Silver. They are more likely to put in good performances than players from the Sapphire/Crystal category. - Sapphire/Crystal. Used for players that are inexperienced or with a lower skill set compared to those from a higher category. They could either put in good performances or fail miserably.In other words:
> / ( marginally better than ) > > > Also, the squads selected thus far are sorted in the following order:
Opening batsman (1-2)
Top-order (3-4)
Middle-order (4-7)
Lower-order (7-8)
Tailenders pace (9-11)
Tailanders spin (9-11)
Statistics
To be updated after 3 rounds.
Standings
To be updater later.
Explanation on pitch types
Damp/Sticky - Massively in favor of bowlers and an absolute nightmare to bat on, unless you're Victor Trumper. Dusty - Plenty of turn on offer for spinners and a good place to bat for spin-savvy batsmen. Good pace bowlers are still likely to thrive. Evenly balanced - Provides an evenly balanced contest for all disciplines. Flat - A batsman-friendly pitch which provides little or no assistance to bowlers. Expect big totals. Green - A lot of movement on offer early on, which makes it ideal for bowlers capable of swinging the ball. Batting expected to become easier as the match progresses. Hard - Ideal conditions for batting. Good deal of bounce on offer for fast bowlers as well. Could go either way Dry/Slow - Ideal for slow and spin bowlers as the name suggests. Sometimes quite difficult to bat on. Poor - Uneven bounce and a huge amount of turn on offer for spinners. Expect a slow hard grind where most batsmen rarely score at above 2 an over.
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Pakistan are going same as warmup match. 
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New Zealand Brendon McCullum
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Kane Williamson (2010s)
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Frederick Fane William Porterfield Ed Joyce Lucius Gwynn Eoin Morgan Niall O'Brien Alec O'Riordan Dermot Monteith Jimmy Boucher Tim Murtagh Boyd RankinA bit of a shoot-out for bowling spots here; also, I was wondering if there might be a place for a couple of different players in the squad: Robert Poore was far better than his short Test career on matting tracks suggests (and is I think the only Irishman with a first-class triple-hundred), while Tom Horan would be the perfect candidate for a red orb. I'd probably rate both a little higher than White or Lewis, but it's up to you
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Yes please!Two very good finds. You may bring 'em in if you please.
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A bit of a shoot-out for bowling spots here; also, I was wondering if there might be a place for a couple of different players in the squad: Robert Poore was far better than his short Test career on matting tracks suggests (and is I think the only Irishman with a first-class triple-hundred), while Tom Horan would be the perfect candidate for a red orb. I'd probably rate both a little higher than White or Lewis, but it's up to you
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