The General
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Oppo are 81-2
What are his attributes ? RFM, Remarkable Bowling, Resp Cons?[b said:Quote[/b] (MrB @ Nov. 17 2006,16:18)]Well I have to say I'm seriously unhappy. In the current climate of mass collapses at the end, we expose our oppositions No's 7 and 9 with 27 runs still required. Not only do we not get rid of any of them, Sutherland comes back on and finishes the job for them:
45.3 4 Sutherland to Aujla
Advanced, managed to play it past a diving mid off fielder and it goes straight to the boundary.
45.2 6 Sutherland to Aujla
Picked up over mid wicket for the maximum.
45.1 b1 Sutherland to Fallon
The ball swings down the leg side, great stop by Askew, but he still can't prevent the bye.
Leaving him with 0-48 from 7 overs (their overall run rate was 4.48). Buying him and selling Laird, Longthorn and Firth was probably the worst decision I've ever made and has set me back about a season in terms of my teams development.
I was moving to flat so he and Sajjad could both get equal benefit. The way my batsmen are collapsing on any pitch anyway I might as well go for cracked![b said:Quote[/b] (BILLERICAY BLUE @ Nov. 17 2006,16:23)]What are his attributes ? RFM, Remarkable Bowling, Resp Cons?[b said:Quote[/b] (MrB @ Nov. 17 2006,16:18)]Well I have to say I'm seriously unhappy. In the current climate of mass collapses at the end, we expose our oppositions No's 7 and 9 with 27 runs still required. Not only do we not get rid of any of them, Sutherland comes back on and finishes the job for them:
45.3 4 Sutherland to Aujla
Advanced, managed to play it past a diving mid off fielder and it goes straight to the boundary.
45.2 6 Sutherland to Aujla
Picked up over mid wicket for the maximum.
45.1 b1 Sutherland to Fallon
The ball swings down the leg side, great stop by Askew, but he still can't prevent the bye.
Leaving him with 0-48 from 7 overs (their overall run rate was 4.48). Buying him and selling Laird, Longthorn and Firth was probably the worst decision I've ever made and has set me back about a season in terms of my teams development.
If so, have you tried a Cracked pitch ?
Why are you only getting Proficient Seam Bowling when you have a Remarkable FM ?[b said:Quote[/b] (MrB @ Nov. 17 2006,16:35)]Just to compound my misery.....
ShrimperZone CC Essex Javelins
Top Order: proficient respectable
Middle Order: competent competent
Lower Order: abysmal woeful
Seam Bowling: proficient competent
Spin Bowling: superb competent
Fielding: feeble woeful
I don't find that Green helps FM's at all, seems to suit M, and then F or S.[b said:Quote[/b] (Hong Kong Blue @ Nov. 17 2006,16:49)]I would have thought for a bowler with high skill (eg remarkable) but low consistency you would want a hard and fast or a flat pitch to get the most out of them. Think sajid Mahmood, rather than Jon Lewis.
A cracked, green or uneven pitch you want your bowler to be as consistent as possible, hitting the same spot and letting the pitch do the work. that is going to be Lewis rather than Mahmood.
That will be no real indicator[b said:Quote[/b] (MrB @ Nov. 17 2006,16:54)]The pitch will be flat by Sunday, I'll see how he gets on against BB's reserves!
Who knows, here's my bowling line up, reasonably mixed I would say:[b said:Quote[/b] (BILLERICAY BLUE @ Nov. 17 2006,16:51)]Why are you only getting Proficient Seam Bowling when you have a Remarkable FM ?