ianp1970 wrote:Only one release this week:
Ian,
I'd like to release Newton this week please.
Thanks,
Red
RD, you can post your choice here.
I think JP Duminy is the best batting replacement
ianp1970 wrote:Only one release this week:
Ian,
I'd like to release Newton this week please.
Thanks,
Red
RD, you can post your choice here.
Red Devil wrote:ianp1970 wrote:Only one release this week:
Ian,
I'd like to release Newton this week please.
Thanks,
Red
RD, you can post your choice here.
I think JP Duminy is the best batting replacement
Red Devil wrote:st_brendy wrote:Red Devil wrote:I'm completely against anymore drafts at this stage - all posters have the ability to release and pick different players already so can get rid of players that are not playing - more drafts at this stage changes the rules halfway through and adds unnecessary complexity
also the reclassification of players seems to be moving away from what i think was said before. IMO any changes should be really obvious ones, not grey areas - personally if someone regularly bowls 10+overs a match then they bowl and if someone bats in the top 9 in the order then they bat. If they do both then I can't see how that is a clearcut case of them not being an all-rounder. I believe the idea was to correct really glaring misclassifications, not to have a go at reclassifying a large number of players.
On the other hand though, we're restricted to only picking a maximum of two all-rounders.
Personally, that is what I disagree with. I don't see why you should be limited to how many bowlers, or all-rounders, or keepers etc you can pick. But on the basis that we are, then I do think it is important to get those who only bat a bit or bowl a bit or keep a bit etc reclassified.
The limit was clear from day one and, like i said, someone who bats a bit or bowls a bit versus a genuine all-rounder becomes a grey area quickly. There are many who argue that Pollock, Wasim, Hadlee do not qualify as all-rounders. I'm with Ian on this one - I think Ian was expecting a handful of reclassifications, that would all be very clear cut. As soon as it's a grey area then the original classification should not change IMO.
ianp1970 wrote:clubcricketeradi wrote:Ian, kindly take a decision regards to my previous post.
If anyone wants to take over Adi's team Clubcricketer for the second half of the CFM season, please let me know
Red Devil wrote:All of that seems reasonable.
Couple of suggestions Ian ...
1. I think you should be able to play a wk as a batter - you just don't get their catches. This is basically what happens in the real world - Ind were playing Dinesh Karthik as a batter and Eng are doing the same with Bairstow.
2. You should be able to name more than 4 subs if you want e.g. if there are injury doubts or players may be rested etc - and also you should be able to change formations e.g. if you have selected 5 bats and 5 bowlers but 1 batter gets injured then maybe your preference would be to replace with an AR, depending upon which players you have. Just need to make it clear on your subs listing.
3. The ranking based on runs scored by you / wickets taken against you - this takes no account of the number of wickets you take. So someone with a strong bowling side will suffer. I would suggest a net difference i.e. (runs scored by you / wickets taken against) - (runs scored against you / wickets taken by you
what do you think?
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