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

[BattalaSathi]

5 hours ago, Picheshwar said:

endhi baa..shades of Headley ante kottadaniki vachavu...ippudemantavu? :-)

5 hours ago, BattalaSathi said:

Good..review dobbindhi...shades of Headley 2019?

 

[LadiesTailor]

Denemma jeevitham... tea time lo nidra pattesindi tea thagina kooda... leche sariki india gelichindi... damn... 

[Parapara_Aapara]

4 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

     @Patient31Covid19   @Parapara_Aapara

jst njoying indian win Rahaney is kool as cucumber ..no cmmnts on kolli yet let him njoy his parenthood fr now as anyway infront crocodile ..

[r2d2]

1 minute ago, LadiesTailor said:

Denemma jeevitham... tea time lo nidra pattesindi tea thagina kooda... leche sariki india gelichindi... damn... 

ha ha.. I too dozedoff.. but Jio Notifification vachchindi. Pant on fire.. aa sound vini lechi..continued watching.. it was a great victory..once in a LIFETIME..

[Kool_SRG]

3 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

Denemma jeevitham... tea time lo nidra pattesindi tea thagina kooda... leche sariki india gelichindi... damn... 

Eedini evvadu baagu cheyyaledu  ani @BattalaSathi  telling to @MRI  & @r2d2

[Killer66]

5 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

Denemma jeevitham... tea time lo nidra pattesindi tea thagina kooda... leche sariki india gelichindi... damn... 

missed something live to 2007 t20 World Cup I say 

[Kool_SRG]

Australia face uphill task to reach WTC final

The inaugural cycle of World Test Championship is in its final stages with three teams realistically having a shot at a spot in the final to be played over at Lord's. India have done themselves a great favour by a series win for the ages Down Under and have a foot already in the final. New Zealand are done with their assignments and would now have to wait and watch what unfolds in the series between India and England and South Africa and Australia to know their final fate.

World Test Championship points table

Rank	Team	PCT	Points	Series Played	Matches	RpW
1	India	71.67%	430	5	13	1.62
2	New Zealand	70.00%	420	5	11	1.28
3	Australia	69.17%	332	4	14	1.39
4	England	65.19%	352	5*	16	1.24
5	South Africa	40.00%	144	3	9	0.68
6	Pakistan	30.74%	166	4.5	10	0.72
7	Sri Lanka	19.05%	80	4*	7	0.57
8	West Indies	11.11%	40	3	7	0.49
9	Bangladesh	0.00%	0	1.5	3	0.35

* at the end of the Gabba Test; PCT = points earned/points available; RpW = Runs per Wicket ratio

The series between India and England is of four Tests duration where a win would fetch 30 points and a draw 10 points. South Africa-Australia rubber has three matches, and a win would fetch 40 points and a draw 13 points.

India

A terrific win at the Gabba and the eventual 2-1 series win Down Under have given India some breathing space. India currently sits on top of the points table with 430 points which gives them a PCT of 71.67%. They would need to reach 505 points to pip New Zealand by which they can qualify directly for the final without depending on the scoreline of South Africa-Australia series. To reach 505 points, India would need to beat England by a margin of 4-0 or 3-0 or 3-1 or 2-0.

Australia

The series defeat against India at home has put Australia under pressure coming to the South Africa series. They currently have 69.16% (332 points) and if the scheduled tour to South Africa doesn't happen, they would finish just below New Zealand's 70.00% and miss a spot in the finals unless England spring a surprise series win in India. Had they not lost the four points for slow over-rate at MCG, Australia could have tied on PCT with New Zealand at 70.00% and could have progressed thanks to their superior Runs per Wicket ratio over the trans-Tasman neighbours. For Australia to qualify without depending on other results, they would need series wins by a 3-0 or 2-0 margin against South Africa.

New Zealand

New Zealand is the first side to finish all their assignments in the first cycle of WTC and they sit with 70.00% PCT winning 420 of the 600 points they contested for. For them to qualify, at least two of India, Australia or England should finish below 70.00 per cent. For England to go past New Zealand on PCT, they would need to win the second Test against Sri Lanka and then win either 4-0 or 3-0 margins in India - both of which looks highly unlikely. How India and Australia can finish ahead of New Zealand have already been mentioned in the previous paragraphs.

England

All England have at the moment is an outside chance. For England to qualify, the need to beat Sri Lanka in the second Test at Galle, then win the series in India by any margin and hope Australia don't win the series in South Africa. Given that India outstanding home record and the fact that they have lost a solitary Test at home in the last eight years, it'll take a herculean effort from England to pull it off.

A tie would change the equations considerably as it would mean the participating sides would get 50% of the points for that particular match compared to 33% for a draw. Points docked for slow-over rate could also, bring in a change in equations as the prospective margin between India, Australia and New Zealand look very fine at the moment.

[LadiesTailor]

7 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

ha ha.. I too dozedoff.. but Jio Notifification vachchindi. Pant on fire.. aa sound vini lechi..continued watching.. it was a great victory..once in a LIFETIME..

 

6 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Eedini evvadu baagu cheyyaledu  ani @BattalaSathi  telling to @MRI  & @r2d2

 

4 minutes ago, Killer66 said:

missed something live to 2007 t20 World Cup I say 

Nenu nidra pothene india gelusuddi or draw avvuddi baa.. sentiment 😜😉😉

and cover drive 😟😟😟

[LadiesTailor]

5 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Australia face uphill task to reach WTC final

The inaugural cycle of World Test Championship is in its final stages with three teams realistically having a shot at a spot in the final to be played over at Lord's. India have done themselves a great favour by a series win for the ages Down Under and have a foot already in the final. New Zealand are done with their assignments and would now have to wait and watch what unfolds in the series between India and England and South Africa and Australia to know their final fate.

World Test Championship points table

Rank	Team	PCT	Points	Series Played	Matches	RpW
1	India	71.67%	430	5	13	1.62
2	New Zealand	70.00%	420	5	11	1.28
3	Australia	69.17%	332	4	14	1.39
4	England	65.19%	352	5*	16	1.24
5	South Africa	40.00%	144	3	9	0.68
6	Pakistan	30.74%	166	4.5	10	0.72
7	Sri Lanka	19.05%	80	4*	7	0.57
8	West Indies	11.11%	40	3	7	0.49
9	Bangladesh	0.00%	0	1.5	3	0.35

* at the end of the Gabba Test; PCT = points earned/points available; RpW = Runs per Wicket ratio

The series between India and England is of four Tests duration where a win would fetch 30 points and a draw 10 points. South Africa-Australia rubber has three matches, and a win would fetch 40 points and a draw 13 points.

India

A terrific win at the Gabba and the eventual 2-1 series win Down Under have given India some breathing space. India currently sits on top of the points table with 430 points which gives them a PCT of 71.67%. They would need to reach 505 points to pip New Zealand by which they can qualify directly for the final without depending on the scoreline of South Africa-Australia series. To reach 505 points, India would need to beat England by a margin of 4-0 or 3-0 or 3-1 or 2-0.

Australia

The series defeat against India at home has put Australia under pressure coming to the South Africa series. They currently have 69.16% (332 points) and if the scheduled tour to South Africa doesn't happen, they would finish just below New Zealand's 70.00% and miss a spot in the finals unless England spring a surprise series win in India. Had they not lost the four points for slow over-rate at MCG, Australia could have tied on PCT with New Zealand at 70.00% and could have progressed thanks to their superior Runs per Wicket ratio over the trans-Tasman neighbours. For Australia to qualify without depending on other results, they would need series wins by a 3-0 or 2-0 margin against South Africa.

New Zealand

New Zealand is the first side to finish all their assignments in the first cycle of WTC and they sit with 70.00% PCT winning 420 of the 600 points they contested for. For them to qualify, at least two of India, Australia or England should finish below 70.00 per cent. For England to go past New Zealand on PCT, they would need to win the second Test against Sri Lanka and then win either 4-0 or 3-0 margins in India - both of which looks highly unlikely. How India and Australia can finish ahead of New Zealand have already been mentioned in the previous paragraphs.

England

All England have at the moment is an outside chance. For England to qualify, the need to beat Sri Lanka in the second Test at Galle, then win the series in India by any margin and hope Australia don't win the series in South Africa. Given that India outstanding home record and the fact that they have lost a solitary Test at home in the last eight years, it'll take a herculean effort from England to pull it off.

A tie would change the equations considerably as it would mean the participating sides would get 50% of the points for that particular match compared to 33% for a draw. Points docked for slow-over rate could also, bring in a change in equations as the prospective margin between India, Australia and New Zealand look very fine at the moment.

Final lo New Zealand ante manaki ICC trophy lo anta kalisi raledu.. nenu five days padukovalemo 😜😜

[Kool_SRG]

5 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

 

 

Nenu nidra pothene india gelusuddi or draw avvuddi baa.. sentiment 😜😉😉

and cover drive 😟😟😟

      lu vaddhu ani @BattalaSathi  telling.

[LadiesTailor]

4 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

      lu vaddhu ani @BattalaSathi  telling.

Inka legavaledu anukunta... vachi kummuthadu 

[Kool_SRG]

[dewarist]

Pleasant and unexpected series win. Good job by the team. Ee win tho Shastri ji has cemented his place further.

Paapam shastri ji, first test tarvata bootulu tittaru. Ippudu evaru pogadadam ledu

[phatposts]

12 minutes ago, dewarist said:

Pleasant and unexpected series win. Good job by the team. Ee win tho Shastri ji has cemented his place further.

Paapam shastri ji, first test tarvata bootulu tittaru. Ippudu evaru pogadadam ledu

thats how life works. 

[JANASENA]