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[rightnewshindi]

वेस्टइंडीज के खिलाफ टेस्ट सीरीज नहीं खेल पाएंगे स्टार गेंदबाज मार्क वुड, जानें क्या है बड़ी वजह

वेस्टइंडीज के खिलाफ टेस्ट सीरीज नहीं खेल पाएंगे स्टार गेंदबाज मार्क वुड, जानें क्या है बड़ी वजह #News #Cricket #CricketFans #CricketLife #CricketLove #Cricketing #CricketHighlights #CricketMatch #CricketCommunity #CricketPassion #CricketHighlights

Mark Wood: इंग्लैंड क्रिकेट टीम के स्टार तेज गेंदबाज मार्क वुड इस साल अपनी नेशनल टीम के लिए नहीं खेलेंगे। मार्कवुड को दाहिनी कोहनी में चोट लगी थी। वेस्टइंडीज के खिलाफ टेस्ट सीरीज के दौरान वुड घायल हो गए थे। अब सामने आई मेडिकल रिपोर्ट के मुताबिक वुड आगामी सीरीज से बाहर हो गए हैं। वेस्टइंडीज के बाद उन्होंने श्रीलंका के खिलाफ खेली जा रही 3 मैच की टेस्ट सीरीज में भाग लिया था। टेस्ट प्रारूप में 5 बार…

[minakoaiinos]

Cutting this whole bit and most of the servant's lines and Bard explaining how to play cricket get the fuck ouuuutttt

[softichill]

Chanting to myself. I cannot start cool rpg game because I have to start making dinner in half an hour. I cannot be gaming yet.

[gorefreaklintjrwi]

stilllll going insane oughghhh i love crick/cricket pronouns chat i. ough

[monarchisms]

Max's voice change is jarring with me, nothing against the new voice actor, but just because it was Michael and my brain knows it was Michael, and after watching AH every day for years I know Michael's voice as well as I know my own. I'm still going to give it a chance ofc but the way RT are, I'm not putting hopes on there being any further episodes after this

totally understandable. tbh, i got more used to the new voice after a bit. it’ll likely take an episode or two to really grow on me. and yeah, michael’s voice is just So distinct and he’s voiced the character for So long that i kinda get why some people are still so hung up over max’s voice changing at all

i’ll be pleasantly surprised if we do get anything after this season because you know how weird rt is with not explicitly stating if a show they made is or isn’t cancelled lol

[lulu2992]

Inktober 2023, Day 10: Fortune.

Small-sized “lucky bug”, but big-hearted friend.

[republicsports]

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[hopefulqueer]

if Bean doesnt eat something soon i think i am going to lose it

[fazcinatingblog]

I'm at the cricket and I'm in the shade but after everything today, how long until I'm lying on the concrete face down, only waking up at 5am when a stars official finds me and spoon feeds me sponsored yogurt and tells me I never have to go back to work again and

[overalledfrog]

THE BCG SUMMER SHORTSTACULAR PROMO JUST AIRED ON TV HOLY SHIT

[subtle-glories]

i’m the most special little guy in the universe

[perenlop]

have NOT forgotten about spike btw. ive just been holed up in my room a lot and hes not allowed in here unsupervised while we are introducing them. here are beasts

[theonlythingimfuckingisstupid]

i know i said it the other day but i’m actually getting new fish today :D

[pineyw00dsshesquatch]

We bow down at the alter of Freddie in this house.

BUDDY you're a BOY you're a BIG BIG BOY you're a BIG BIG BIG BIG BIG BIG BOY you got mud on your face you BIG BIG BOY kicking your can all over the place singing WEE wee WEE wee WEE wee WEE wee

[cricketbazaar]

The Mystery Behind The DLS Method In Cricket

When it comes to limited-over contests, cricket matches are frequently simple. In order to win a game, the second-batting team just has to score one more run than the first-batting team scored in its batting inning. But when the target score, or the number of runs needed to win, for the batting side going second in a limited-overs cricket match that is halted by inclement weather or other circumstances, is determined by the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern method (DLS), which is a mathematical formula. Two English statisticians, Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis, created what was first known as the Duckworth–Lewis technique (D/L). The ICC formally endorsed it in 1999 after it was initially proposed in 1997. After Duckworth and Lewis retired, Steven Stern assumed the position of method custodian. In November 2014, the approach was given its present name.

Even while it would seem ideal to plan a reserve day for a limited-overs game and resume the game from the next morning, logistical and scheduling constraints often make this impractical. For a long time, the game's administration has been trying hard to devise a fair way to settle rain-related one-day matches. When adverse weather disrupts a game and one or both teams fail to finish their allocated overs, a decision needs to be taken as soon as play starts again. 

The purpose of any calculation is to adjust a goal score to reflect the reduction of overs. Each figure is only an estimate because there isn't a single right answer. In order to appropriately reflect the combined efforts of both sides, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has worked to develop a formula that takes into account a wide range of elements. In general, the most accurate system used in international cricket is the DLS method, which has undergone some revisions.

Calculating Targets Using The DLS Method

In cricket, the DLS technique takes into account both overs and wickets as resources, and it adjusts the goal set by the first-batting teams according to the resources' availability. A side starts an innings with all of its allotted 50 overs and 10 wickets. The balls and wickets left at any given time are expressed as a percentage using the DLS method in cricket. Based on a study of data from a sliding four-year timeframe, this percentage is computed using a model that accounts for the scoring pattern in international matches.  During an innings, the pace at which wickets and overs go by is not constant; rather, it follows an exponential curve, with the resource percentage decreasing more quickly as more wickets are lost and balls are used up. The DLS technique determines cricket scores and results by figuring out how many runs teams should or would have scored if both teams had had equal access to resources. The equation may be easily written as follows: Team 2's par score = Team 1's score x (Team 2's resources/Team 1's resources) to determine a goal. Computer software provides the resource values for international cricket, which are not accessible to the general public. Naturally, a formula is also used to determine the weighting of wickets and overs; hence, there can be no universally ideal weighting because the approach is unable to quantify the qualitative aspects of individual batting prowess.

[werindialive]

Sunil Gavaskar Claims Rohit Sharma Might Step Down as India Captain After Australia Tour

India's cricketing legend, Sunil Gavaskar, has made a surprising prediction regarding Rohit Sharma’s future as the captain of the Indian cricket team. Speaking during the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Australia, Gavaskar suggested that Rohit might step down from the captaincy if his batting struggles continue in the final two Test matches of the series, to be played in Melbourne and Sydney.

Rohit’s Recent Form Under Scrutiny

Rohit Sharma has faced criticism for his inconsistent performance with the bat. The 37-year-old captain had a tough time in the recent home series against Bangladesh and New Zealand and has carried his struggles into the Australian tour. He has managed only 19 runs in three innings so far, leading to concerns about his position in the team.

In an effort to improve his form, Rohit was moved down the batting order to No. 6 to accommodate KL Rahul as the opener. However, the change has not yielded the desired results. His recent average of 11.83 over 13 innings, with just one fifty, has put him under immense pressure.

Speculations Sparked at the Gabba

During the Brisbane Test, Rohit was seen leaving his gloves in front of the dugout after being dismissed by Pat Cummins. This gesture created a buzz on social media, with fans speculating whether it signaled his intent to step away from Test cricket.

Gavaskar’s Take

Gavaskar, speaking to ABC Sport, believes that Rohit will not wait for the selectors to decide his fate. “If he hasn’t scored runs, my feeling is that he himself will take the call. He’s a very conscientious cricketer who cares deeply for Indian cricket. He wouldn’t want to be a burden on the team,” Gavaskar said.

What’s Next for Rohit?

As the series continues, all eyes will be on Rohit Sharma in the Melbourne and Sydney Tests. The next few innings could define not only his future as a captain but also his role in the team.

For now, fans and experts alike are waiting to see if the Indian skipper can bounce back and prove his critics wrong. Gavaskar’s bold claim has added another layer of intrigue to what has already been a high-stakes series.

Will Rohit Sharma regain his form, or will Indian cricket see a major leadership change after the Australia tour? Only time will tell. For more cricket news India in Hindi, subscribe to our newsletter!