##Gachibowli Diwakarams Cricket Disco##

[Naaperushiva]

Just now, BattalaSathi said:

so ippudu manam Final ki povalante emanna chances unnaya?  Or Aus is almost through to play vs SA? Final ki poyi mallee dobbinchukune badulu asalu poka povude better ani naa yokka thokkalo idhi.

 

India

 

Percent: 55.89, matches remaining: Aus (2 away)

 

For India to be sure of qualifying, they need to win both their remaining Tests in Melbourne and Sydney. Then they would finish on 60.53, which would be more than Australia's 57.02 even if they were to win their upcoming two-Test series 2-0 in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's points ceiling for this cycle is 53.85 - a tally they would end up with if they were to sweep Australia at home.

 

If India win one Test and draw the other, they'll finish on 57.02; in such a case, they could lose out on the second spot to Australia, who would finish on 58.77 if they were to also win both Tests in Sri Lanka. For India to qualify with 57.02, Australia would need to get no more than 16 points in Sri Lanka (a win and a draw).

 

A win and a defeat in Australia would put India on 55.26, which would leave them pinning their hopes on Sri Lanka beating Australia by at least a 1-0 margin.

 

Two draws would leave India on 53.51. Sri Lanka can go past that with a 2-0 win, while Australia would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to beat it.

 

If India draw a Test and lose the other they would finish on 51.75 and be out of the race; in such a case Australia would finish ahead of India even if they were to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

India still have plenty of work to do in Australia•AFP/Getty Images

 

Australia

 

Percent: 58.89, matches remaining: Ind (2 home Tests), SL (2 away)

 

If Australia were to win the Melbourne and Sydney Tests against India, they would be certain of qualifying for the WTC final - in such a case, they would finish on 57.02 even if they were to go on to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

 

A win and a draw against India would leave them ahead of India even if they were to lose both Tests in Sri Lanka, but then Sri Lanka could go past Australia with a clean sweep.

 

If Australia were to win one and lose one against India, they would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to stay ahead in the race. The same applies if both Tests against India are drawn.

 

If they were to draw one and lose the other against India, they would need two wins in Sri Lanka.

 

Defeat in both Tests against India would push Australia out of contention.

Sri Lanka cannot afford any more slips, and still need Border-Gavaskar Trophy results to go their way•Associated Press

 

Sri Lanka

 

Percent: 45.45, matches remaining: Aus (2 home)

 

 

The maximum Sri Lanka can finish on is 53.85, if they beat Australia 2-0. For that to be enough for a second-place finish, one of two scenarios have to play out in the remaining Border-Gavaskar Trophy Tests:

 

• Both Melbourne and Sydney produce draws
• Australia win one of the two home Tests, while the other is drawn

 

In any other scenario, either Australia or India will finish higher than 53.85 and knock Sri Lanka out.

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2 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

 

India

 

Percent: 55.89, matches remaining: Aus (2 away)

 

For India to be sure of qualifying, they need to win both their remaining Tests in Melbourne and Sydney. Then they would finish on 60.53, which would be more than Australia's 57.02 even if they were to win their upcoming two-Test series 2-0 in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's points ceiling for this cycle is 53.85 - a tally they would end up with if they were to sweep Australia at home.

 

If India win one Test and draw the other, they'll finish on 57.02; in such a case, they could lose out on the second spot to Australia, who would finish on 58.77 if they were to also win both Tests in Sri Lanka. For India to qualify with 57.02, Australia would need to get no more than 16 points in Sri Lanka (a win and a draw).

 

A win and a defeat in Australia would put India on 55.26, which would leave them pinning their hopes on Sri Lanka beating Australia by at least a 1-0 margin.

 

Two draws would leave India on 53.51. Sri Lanka can go past that with a 2-0 win, while Australia would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to beat it.

 

If India draw a Test and lose the other they would finish on 51.75 and be out of the race; in such a case Australia would finish ahead of India even if they were to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

India still have plenty of work to do in Australia•AFP/Getty Images

 

Australia

 

Percent: 58.89, matches remaining: Ind (2 home Tests), SL (2 away)

 

If Australia were to win the Melbourne and Sydney Tests against India, they would be certain of qualifying for the WTC final - in such a case, they would finish on 57.02 even if they were to go on to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

 

A win and a draw against India would leave them ahead of India even if they were to lose both Tests in Sri Lanka, but then Sri Lanka could go past Australia with a clean sweep.

 

If Australia were to win one and lose one against India, they would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to stay ahead in the race. The same applies if both Tests against India are drawn.

 

If they were to draw one and lose the other against India, they would need two wins in Sri Lanka.

 

Defeat in both Tests against India would push Australia out of contention.

Sri Lanka cannot afford any more slips, and still need Border-Gavaskar Trophy results to go their way•Associated Press

 

Sri Lanka

 

Percent: 45.45, matches remaining: Aus (2 home)

 

 

The maximum Sri Lanka can finish on is 53.85, if they beat Australia 2-0. For that to be enough for a second-place finish, one of two scenarios have to play out in the remaining Border-Gavaskar Trophy Tests:

 

• Both Melbourne and Sydney produce draws
• Australia win one of the two home Tests, while the other is drawn

 

In any other scenario, either Australia or India will finish higher than 53.85 and knock Sri Lanka out.

 

[BattalaSathi]

2 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

 

India

 

Percent: 55.89, matches remaining: Aus (2 away)

 

For India to be sure of qualifying, they need to win both their remaining Tests in Melbourne and Sydney. Then they would finish on 60.53, which would be more than Australia's 57.02 even if they were to win their upcoming two-Test series 2-0 in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's points ceiling for this cycle is 53.85 - a tally they would end up with if they were to sweep Australia at home.

 

If India win one Test and draw the other, they'll finish on 57.02; in such a case, they could lose out on the second spot to Australia, who would finish on 58.77 if they were to also win both Tests in Sri Lanka. For India to qualify with 57.02, Australia would need to get no more than 16 points in Sri Lanka (a win and a draw).

 

A win and a defeat in Australia would put India on 55.26, which would leave them pinning their hopes on Sri Lanka beating Australia by at least a 1-0 margin.

 

Two draws would leave India on 53.51. Sri Lanka can go past that with a 2-0 win, while Australia would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to beat it.

 

If India draw a Test and lose the other they would finish on 51.75 and be out of the race; in such a case Australia would finish ahead of India even if they were to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

India still have plenty of work to do in Australia•AFP/Getty Images

 

Australia

 

Percent: 58.89, matches remaining: Ind (2 home Tests), SL (2 away)

 

If Australia were to win the Melbourne and Sydney Tests against India, they would be certain of qualifying for the WTC final - in such a case, they would finish on 57.02 even if they were to go on to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

 

A win and a draw against India would leave them ahead of India even if they were to lose both Tests in Sri Lanka, but then Sri Lanka could go past Australia with a clean sweep.

 

If Australia were to win one and lose one against India, they would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to stay ahead in the race. The same applies if both Tests against India are drawn.

 

If they were to draw one and lose the other against India, they would need two wins in Sri Lanka.

 

Defeat in both Tests against India would push Australia out of contention.

Sri Lanka cannot afford any more slips, and still need Border-Gavaskar Trophy results to go their way•Associated Press

 

Sri Lanka

 

Percent: 45.45, matches remaining: Aus (2 home)

 

 

The maximum Sri Lanka can finish on is 53.85, if they beat Australia 2-0. For that to be enough for a second-place finish, one of two scenarios have to play out in the remaining Border-Gavaskar Trophy Tests:

 

• Both Melbourne and Sydney produce draws
• Australia win one of the two home Tests, while the other is drawn

 

In any other scenario, either Australia or India will finish higher than 53.85 and knock Sri Lanka out.

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[Naaperushiva]

3 minutes ago, Sucker said:

 

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3 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

y baa 

Anni avthaya manki. NZ gallu manalni 10nganike puttaru @islander

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1 minute ago, Sucker said:

Anni avthaya manki. NZ gallu manalni 10nganike puttaru @islander

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Mana athi gallu aggression ani ayite gelustaru lepothe dobbadataru endukante draw valla WTC pedda use ledu

[Ramcha]

3 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

NZ series pedda biscuit ind ki no doubt

Adi 2 much asalu kanisam okkati kuda gelavaledu Ind lo 

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1 hour ago, BattalaSathi said:

Iyyala match 30 minutes early start anta.  Gurthu pettukuni vachi saavandi.  Mallee late ayindhi soodaledu naakevaru cheppa ledu ani widow abhandalu veyakandi.

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[The_Mentalist]

1 hour ago, Naaperushiva said:

 

India

 

Percent: 55.89, matches remaining: Aus (2 away)

 

For India to be sure of qualifying, they need to win both their remaining Tests in Melbourne and Sydney. Then they would finish on 60.53, which would be more than Australia's 57.02 even if they were to win their upcoming two-Test series 2-0 in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's points ceiling for this cycle is 53.85 - a tally they would end up with if they were to sweep Australia at home.

 

If India win one Test and draw the other, they'll finish on 57.02; in such a case, they could lose out on the second spot to Australia, who would finish on 58.77 if they were to also win both Tests in Sri Lanka. For India to qualify with 57.02, Australia would need to get no more than 16 points in Sri Lanka (a win and a draw).

 

A win and a defeat in Australia would put India on 55.26, which would leave them pinning their hopes on Sri Lanka beating Australia by at least a 1-0 margin.

 

Two draws would leave India on 53.51. Sri Lanka can go past that with a 2-0 win, while Australia would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to beat it.

 

If India draw a Test and lose the other they would finish on 51.75 and be out of the race; in such a case Australia would finish ahead of India even if they were to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

India still have plenty of work to do in Australia•AFP/Getty Images

 

Australia

 

Percent: 58.89, matches remaining: Ind (2 home Tests), SL (2 away)

 

If Australia were to win the Melbourne and Sydney Tests against India, they would be certain of qualifying for the WTC final - in such a case, they would finish on 57.02 even if they were to go on to lose 2-0 in Sri Lanka.

 

A win and a draw against India would leave them ahead of India even if they were to lose both Tests in Sri Lanka, but then Sri Lanka could go past Australia with a clean sweep.

 

If Australia were to win one and lose one against India, they would need at least one win in Sri Lanka to stay ahead in the race. The same applies if both Tests against India are drawn.

 

If they were to draw one and lose the other against India, they would need two wins in Sri Lanka.

 

Defeat in both Tests against India would push Australia out of contention.

Sri Lanka cannot afford any more slips, and still need Border-Gavaskar Trophy results to go their way•Associated Press

 

Sri Lanka

 

Percent: 45.45, matches remaining: Aus (2 home)

 

 

The maximum Sri Lanka can finish on is 53.85, if they beat Australia 2-0. For that to be enough for a second-place finish, one of two scenarios have to play out in the remaining Border-Gavaskar Trophy Tests:

 

• Both Melbourne and Sydney produce draws
• Australia win one of the two home Tests, while the other is drawn

 

In any other scenario, either Australia or India will finish higher than 53.85 and knock Sri Lanka out.

Edhi emaina

repu match win avabothunnam

remember this… I have high expectations on team India

[LadiesTailor]

2 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

@LadiesTailor uncle .. ninna mi king cheer leading full chesadu ga .. ipl ki preparation ah ?

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[BattalaSathi]

9 minutes ago, The_Mentalist said:

Edhi emaina

repu match win avabothunnam

remember this… I have high expectations on team India

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1 hour ago, Naaperushiva said:

NZ series pedda biscuit ind ki no doubt

King gelipinchali ani fans hope.  Petition start chestey sari .

Sachin records very soon break ayitayi aney range nundi current position ki ravadam surprise.