****INDIA TOUR OF AUSTRALIA 2020-2021/ NZ vs PAK / SA vs SL/BIG BASH LEAGUE****

[BattalaSathi]

4 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

EST baa.. adi kooda 9:30 local time ki start ayuthe lekapote 7EST

Ledu Sundaram ... 9:30AM local Brisbane time = 6:30PM EST

https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/australia-brisbane-to-est

[LadiesTailor]

Just now, BattalaSathi said:

Ledu Sundaram ... 9:30AM local Brisbane time = 6:30PM EST

https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/australia-brisbane-to-est

Ohhh ayuthe evening ready ayupovali thx satti baa 

[quickgun_murugun]

4 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

Match will start early tomorrow from 9:30 AM local time...

Avuna ? Why? Rain vallana ? 

[quickgun_murugun]

11 minutes ago, BattalaSathi said:

Ledu Sundaram ... 9:30AM local Brisbane time = 6:30PM EST

https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/australia-brisbane-to-est

Ninna kuda idey time ki start ayyindi kada 

[dasara_bullodu1]

ee team ki defend chese antha tempermant ledu we should go for the win

[Kool_SRG]

31 minutes ago, quickgun_murugun said:

Avuna ? Why? Rain vallana ? 

Yes making up lost time.. 

Possibly 98 overs expected to be bowled in full day's play. 

[r2d2]

2 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Possibly 98 overs

kashtam.. with 4 pace bowlers..

[Naaperushiva]

WTC final scenario: How the Gabba Test result will affect India and Australia

New Zealand will keep one eye on the final day of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and how the next month pans out

 

Going into the final day of the series, not only is the Border-Gavaskar Trophy on the line but so are the prospects for a place in the final of the World Test Championship. Currently, Australia - on 73.8 percentage points on the WTC table - and India - on 70.2 points - are both in contention for that final, along with New Zealand, who are on 70 with no more Tests to play; 70 is thus the target for the teams to secure qualification. Here is a look at how the result at the Gabba could impact the qualification prospects of these teams.

If Australia win

Australia will move up to 75.4. They will obviously qualify if the three-Test series against South Africa doesn't materialize. If it does, Australia will need another 59 points from that series, which they can get if they win one Test (40 points), and draw two (13 points each). So a 1-0 series win will be the minimum margin required to go past New Zealand's percentage points.

India will drop to 66.7 and will need 110 points out of 120 from their series against England. That can only happen if they win 4-0. Any other series scoreline and they will have to hope that Australia do even worse in South Africa. England could come into the reckoning too if both Australia and India drop points.

If the Test is drawn

Australia will be on 71.25 points and will qualify if the series against South Africa is called off. If that series goes ahead, they will need 79 out of 120 points, which means at least two Test wins. If they don't win two, they will drop below New Zealand in the table and will have to hope that results in the India-England series go their way.

India will drop to 68.3 and will need 100 points at least from the England series. For that, they will need a 3-0 scoreline. Anything less, and they will drop below New Zealand and will be counting on other results going their way.

(If the Gabba Test is drawn, if England beat Sri Lanka 2-0, the Australia-South Africa series ends 1-1, and the India-England series ends 2-2, then Australia will finish on 65.8, England on 65.6, and India on 65.3.)

If India win

Australia will drop to 69.2 and will need 89 points from the series against South Africa to go past New Zealand. That can only happen if they win at least two Tests and draw the third, in which case they will get 93 points from the series. Had Australia not dropped those four points for slow over-rate in Melbourne, they would have been on 70 even with a defeat. In that case, the runs-per-wicket ratio would have come into play (since teams have played an unequal number of series, the series wins isn't being considered in this cycle); currently, Australia's ratio is 1.42 while New Zealand's is 1.28.

India will move up to 71.67 with a win and will need 80 more points against England to top New Zealand. They can achieve that with a 2-0 series scoreline in the four Tests.

England's win in Galle has brought them into the conversation as well, but for them to go past New Zealand, they will need to win the second Test in Sri Lanka, and beat India 3-0.

 

[BattalaSathi]

45 minutes ago, quickgun_murugun said:

Ninna kuda idey time ki start ayyindi kada 

Correct.  10AM local regular start time (7PM EST)..vaana valla lost overs ni cover cheyadaniki 30 mins. early start every day.  Day 5 is no different.

[Sarvapindi]

Odi lo 50 overs lo 350 kodtar....test lo kastam y?

[Sarvapindi]

3 hours ago, dasara_bullodu1 said:

ee team ki defend chese antha tempermant ledu we should go for the win

One day match aadali..

[LadiesTailor]

Very tough to bat today on this pitch anta... ippude fox sports lo chebuthunnadu... manollu assame anukunta mostly... keep your expectations very low guys 

[nightcrawler]

Live links unnaya ekkidina

[LadiesTailor]

6 minutes ago, nightcrawler said:

Live links unnaya ekkidina

Google lo cricket live streaming ani kottu first link my cricket ani edo vastundi... working fine after few pop ups 

[BattalaSathi]

13 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

Very tough to bat today on this pitch anta... ippude fox sports lo chebuthunnadu... manollu assame anukunta mostly... keep your expectations very low guys 

very low kaadu sundaram, ZERO expectations ikkada.

Latest weather report choosava?  No rain at all any more this entire day + High wind advisories anta.  Mana batsmen ki day time lone Stars choopistharu ... Adelaide manolla 2nd innings type ferformance ki ready ayipodham mental gaa.....emntaaru baas @Kool_SRG @MRI @r2d2 @Naaperushiva @VictoryTDP @Pashuvu ?