r u sure u r glad or still u think.......;)
Shahid



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                                            Preview
                     08/01/01 03:23
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I think I'm glad Mark WASN'T in the side.... at  least he wasn't humiliated
by that first innings debacle.
Chris

----- Original Message -----
From:  Megan  Saliba
To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 5:15  PM
Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes  test Preview

Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies  crushing the poms once
and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy  with the cricket365
website, who have said "how can Australia be the  greatest side when they
slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote  this is a twit considering
the Australian team was not even at full  strength, there was NO Ricking
Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or  Glenn McGrath!!!


That is my spew for today  everyone.

Megan


>From:  jessepap@...
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To:  world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test  Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
>
>Well the  3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
>about 7.30  EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
>critics think  is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
>that the poms may  come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
>see them beating this  current Australian side though. When you look
>at how the two sides have  been performing in the last 2 tests the
>aussies have more players who  are willing to put in. when you look at
>the last two test matche scores  heres the two compared. The aussies
>have scored 245,104 and 576 at an  avg. of 308.33 per inning and
>england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an  avg. of 190.5 per inning.
>As you can see there is quite a difference in  these stats. i would
>much rather be in australias position going into  the 3rd test. Just
>to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty  easy win again
>but the poms could and should fight a bit  harder!!!
>Jesse
>Group  Owner.
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----- Original Message -----

From: Megan Saliba

To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 5:15 PM

Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview

Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies crushing the poms once
and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy with the cricket365
website, who have said "how can Australia be the greatest side when they
slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote this is a twit considering
the Australian team was not even at full strength, there was NO Ricking
Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or Glenn McGrath!!!


That is my spew for today everyone.

Megan


>From: jessepap@...
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
>
>Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
>about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
>critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
>that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
>see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
>at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
>aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look at
>the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
>have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
>england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
>As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
>much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
>to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
>but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
>Jesse
>Group Owner.
>


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yeah, we do think alike...ha ha ha.  What would really make me happy is for
the aussies to crush the english team like ants at a picnic. Can't wait for
tomorrow night, will be a tough day at work Friday morning!

Megan


>From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:40:59 +1000
>
>haha Megan we think alike i reakon because im the same they overrated the
>whole thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>Jesse
>
> >From: "Megan Saliba" <sookyface@...>
> >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:00:41 +0930
> >
> >yeah, exactly Jesse...that really annoyed me..... It was only a county
>game
> >(practice match).  Give me a break!
> >
> >megan
> >
> > >From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
> > >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > >Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> > >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:23:45 +1000
> > >
> > >Good point and i might add that the aussies only went into the match
>with
> >4
> > >batsmen and i mean i guess steve and hayden played but it was a bloody
> > >practice match they do them for a bit of training not to get an
> >injury!!!!!
> > >Thanx Megan
> > >jesse
> > >
> > >
> > > >From: "Megan Saliba" <sookyface@...>
> > > >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > > >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > > >Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> > > >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 16:45:40 +0930
> > > >
> > > >Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies crushing the poms
> > >once
> > > >and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy with the cricket365
> > > >website, who have said "how can Australia be the greatest side when
> >they
> > > >slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote this is a twit
> >considering
> > > >the Australian team was not even at full strength, there was NO
>Ricking
> > > >Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or Glenn McGrath!!!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >That is my spew for today everyone.
> > > >
> > > >Megan
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > >From: jessepap@...
> > > > >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > > > >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > > > >Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> > > > >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
> > > > >
> > > > >Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
> > > > >about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who
>the
> > > > >critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
> > > > >that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
> > > > >see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
> > > > >at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
> > > > >aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look
>at
> > > > >the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
> > > > >have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
> > > > >england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
> > > > >As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
> > > > >much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
> > > > >to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
> > > > >but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
> > > > >Jesse
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haha Megan we think alike i reakon because im the same they overrated the
whole thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jesse

>From: "Megan Saliba" <sookyface@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:00:41 +0930
>
>yeah, exactly Jesse...that really annoyed me..... It was only a county game
>(practice match).  Give me a break!
>
>megan
>
> >From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
> >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:23:45 +1000
> >
> >Good point and i might add that the aussies only went into the match with
>4
> >batsmen and i mean i guess steve and hayden played but it was a bloody
> >practice match they do them for a bit of training not to get an
>injury!!!!!
> >Thanx Megan
> >jesse
> >
> >
> > >From: "Megan Saliba" <sookyface@...>
> > >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > >Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> > >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 16:45:40 +0930
> > >
> > >Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies crushing the poms
> >once
> > >and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy with the cricket365
> > >website, who have said "how can Australia be the greatest side when
>they
> > >slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote this is a twit
>considering
> > >the Australian team was not even at full strength, there was NO Ricking
> > >Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or Glenn McGrath!!!
> > >
> > >
> > >That is my spew for today everyone.
> > >
> > >Megan
> > >
> > >
> > > >From: jessepap@...
> > > >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > > >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > > >Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> > > >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
> > > >
> > > >Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
> > > >about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
> > > >critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
> > > >that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
> > > >see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
> > > >at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
> > > >aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look at
> > > >the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
> > > >have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
> > > >england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
> > > >As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
> > > >much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
> > > >to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
> > > >but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
> > > >Jesse
> > > >Group Owner.
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yeah, exactly Jesse...that really annoyed me..... It was only a county game
(practice match).  Give me a break!

megan

>From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:23:45 +1000
>
>Good point and i might add that the aussies only went into the match with 4
>batsmen and i mean i guess steve and hayden played but it was a bloody
>practice match they do them for a bit of training not to get an injury!!!!!
>Thanx Megan
>jesse
>
>
> >From: "Megan Saliba" <sookyface@...>
> >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 16:45:40 +0930
> >
> >Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies crushing the poms
>once
> >and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy with the cricket365
> >website, who have said "how can Australia be the greatest side when they
> >slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote this is a twit considering
> >the Australian team was not even at full strength, there was NO Ricking
> >Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or Glenn McGrath!!!
> >
> >
> >That is my spew for today everyone.
> >
> >Megan
> >
> >
> > >From: jessepap@...
> > >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> > >Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> > >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
> > >
> > >Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
> > >about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
> > >critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
> > >that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
> > >see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
> > >at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
> > >aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look at
> > >the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
> > >have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
> > >england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
> > >As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
> > >much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
> > >to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
> > >but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
> > >Jesse
> > >Group Owner.
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Good point and i might add that the aussies only went into the match with 4
batsmen and i mean i guess steve and hayden played but it was a bloody
practice match they do them for a bit of training not to get an injury!!!!!
Thanx Megan
jesse


>From: "Megan Saliba" <sookyface@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 16:45:40 +0930
>
>Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies crushing the poms once
>and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy with the cricket365
>website, who have said "how can Australia be the greatest side when they
>slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote this is a twit considering
>the Australian team was not even at full strength, there was NO Ricking
>Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or Glenn McGrath!!!
>
>
>That is my spew for today everyone.
>
>Megan
>
>
> >From: jessepap@...
> >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
> >Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
> >
> >Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
> >about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
> >critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
> >that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
> >see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
> >at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
> >aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look at
> >the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
> >have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
> >england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
> >As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
> >much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
> >to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
> >but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
> >Jesse
> >Group Owner.
> >
>
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Hi everyone, I am so looking forward to the Aussies crushing the poms once
and for all! Well, I must say that I am not happy with the cricket365
website, who have said "how can Australia be the greatest side when they
slip up against a county side"...whoever wrote this is a twit considering
the Australian team was not even at full strength, there was NO Ricking
Ponting, Mark Waugh, Adam Gilchrist or Glenn McGrath!!!


That is my spew for today everyone.

Megan


>From: jessepap@...
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] 3rd ashes test Preview
>Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 06:50:33 -0000
>
>Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
>about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
>critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
>that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
>see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
>at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
>aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look at
>the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
>have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
>england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
>As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
>much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
>to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
>but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
>Jesse
>Group Owner.
>


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Well the 3rd Ashes test match starts this Thursday Australian time
about 7.30 EST. It should be good i think its pretty obvious who the
critics think is going to win and thats the aussies but i do think
that the poms may come back with a bit of a fight. I really cannot
see them beating this current Australian side though. When you look
at how the two sides have been performing in the last 2 tests the
aussies have more players who are willing to put in. when you look at
the last two test matche scores heres the two compared. The aussies
have scored 245,104 and 576 at an avg. of 308.33 per inning and
england have scored 196,108,294,164 at an avg. of 190.5 per inning.
As you can see there is quite a difference in these stats. i would
much rather be in australias position going into the 3rd test. Just
to cap it up i think the aussies will have a pretty easy win again
but the poms could and should fight a bit harder!!!
Jesse
Group Owner.

Here is the latest Test match batting rankings as of July 22nd 2001.
The current points are on the end of the player. Good old Sachin is
isnt in front by that far!!!!!!
Jesse
Group Owner.

1    Sachin Tendulkar  IND  893
2    Steve Waugh  AUS  861
3    Andy Flower  ZIM  839
4    Rahul Dravid  IND  807
5    Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK  803
6    Adam Gilchrist  AUS  794
7    Brian Lara  WI  777
8    Mahela Jayawardene  SL  749
9    Daryll Cullinan  SA  746
10    Graham Thorpe  ENG  708
11    Mark Waugh  AUS  697
12    Saeed Anwar  PAK  690
13    Michael Atherton  ENG 689
14    Craig McMillan  NZ  688
15    Michael Slater  AUS  674
15    Venkata Laxman  IND

Good work mate well done i really thankyou !!!!!!!
Jesse

>From: "Shahid Anwar" <sanwar@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: cricket_talk@yahoogroups.com
>CC: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] Top PwC rated innings of all time
>Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 12:51:10 +0500
>
>  News Release Date: 26/07/01
>
>You've been asking us for this list for a long time, and we have been slow
>publish it. What finally spurred us on was a story this morning that
>Wisden.com have devised a 'new' rating system to rank the greatest
>individual performances. The new system sounds very like our own, so we are
>curious to know how it compares.
>
>For the record, here is our all-time top ten list (based on the formula
>we've had in place since 1987):
>
>
>TEST INNINGS THAT SCORED THE MOST PwC POINTS (ALL-TIME)
>
>
>1 Bradman 270 v England at Melbourne, 1937
>
>2 Gooch 154* v W.Indies at Headingley, 1991
>
>3 Sobers 365* v Pakistan at Kingston, 1958
>
>4 Bradman 299* v S.Africa at Adelaide, 1932
>
>5 Lara 213 v Australia at Kingston, 1999
>
>6 Harvey 167 v England at Melbourne, 1958
>
>7 Ponsford 266 v Australia at The Oval, 1934
>
>8 Saeed Anwar 188* v India at Calcutta, 1999
>
>9 Hammond 291 v Australia at Sydney, 1936
>
>10 Hutton 364 v Australia at The Oval, 1938
>
>
>
>And here is our list for the top ten innings in the last decade:
>
>
>TOP TEN PwC TEST INNINGS SINCE 1991
>
>
>1 Graham Gooch 154* v WI, Headingley, 1991
>
>2 Brian Lara 213 v Aus, Kingston, 1999
>
>3 Saeed Anwar 188* v Ind, Calcutta, 1999
>
>4 V.V.S. Laxman 281 v Aus, Calcutta 2001
>
>5 Brian Lara 153* v Aus, Bridgetown 1999
>
>6 Desmond Haynes 143* v Pak, Port of Spain, 1993
>
>7 Brian Lara 182 v Aus, Adelaide 2001
>
>8 Nasser Hussain 207 v Aus, Birmingham 1997
>
>9 Bryan Young 267* v SL, Dunedin 1997
>
>10 Brian Lara 375 v Eng, St John's 1994
>
>
>Obviously it pays to be called Brian or to be up against the Australians :
>-)
>
>
>It also helps to score a lot of runs, but the PwC Ratings look at every
>performance and adjust it to take into account:
>
>
>- the ratings of the opposition in the match (so if Hadlee bowled half the
>overs and was at the top of his form, the opposition quality rates very
>highly)
>
>- the level of run scoring in each innings of the match (big innings in low
>scoring games count for more)
>
>- the final result of the game (there's a small bonus for doing well in a
>victory)
>
>
>It's worth taking a look at the scorecards of the matches listed above to
>see why the PwC formula has rated these performances so highly.
>
>
>There are some adjustments we don't make. We don't take account of dropped
>catches for example - partly because the information isn't reliably stored
>in the records, and also because you have to stop somewhere. (What about
>quality of strokes, the player's personal circumstances and so on? At some
>point statistics stop and human judgment begins, and we understand the
>limitations of statistical ratings.)
>
>
>BOWLING
>
>
>We don't currently have an equivalent listing for bowling, because in the
>Test ratings we don't convert bowling performanes into a single value.
>(Since you ask, we convert a bowling performance into two values - adjusted
>wickets and adjusted runs conceded). To rank individual bowling
>performances, we will have to invent a scoring system that compares figures
>of, say, 10 for 100 with 15 for 200. As and when we do this, we suspect
>that the best match performance of all time will be between Michael Holding
>and Jim Laker.
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I agree  i think some teams should be higher than they really are if you ask
me.
Jesse


>From: "Shahid Anwar" <sanwar@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [world_cricket] (unknown)
>Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 09:49:27 +0500
>
>
>hi,
>      I think Pakistan is better than India but they are at 8 coz of their
>own batting collapses mostly....
>
>Shahid
>
>
>
>
>                     "Christine
>                     Dodson"                To:
><world_cricket@yahoogroups.com>
>                     <cdodson@optusn        cc:
>                     et.com.au>             Subject:     Re:
>[world_cricket] (unknown)
>
>                     07/27/01 03:57
>                     PM
>                     Please respond
>                     to
>                     world_cricket
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Jesse,
>I think India are an excellent cricket team in  their own country, but they
>struggle elsewhere.  That's why they are so low  on the points table.
>But I agree, they are better than  7th!!
>Chris
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From:  Jesse  Papargiris
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:49  PM
>Subject: [world_cricket] (unknown)
>
>Here is the current ICC test championship table from about  half way
>through
>the eng and pak series. A few points with it. I think  INDIA are a much
>better side than being in 7th i mean they are better than  WI NZ and ENG!!!
>I
>guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played. I  think this
>championship
>is a great idea it makes it much more interesting.  Also i thought the
>aussies would be further ahead of SA but they are not  that far behind SA
>actually have more points!!!!!!!!! but it goes on avg  win i think so thats
>ok they have played more tests than us thats why they  are 2nd.
>Well enjoy the table and i will post all the rankings on monday or  tuesday
>i
>hope :)
>Jesse
>Group Owner.
>
>ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP  TABLE June 2001
>Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
>1)Australia  13 10 2  1 21 1.62
>2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
>3)England    14  7 5 2 16 1.14
>4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
>5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2  14 0.93
>6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11  0.92
>7)India      12 3 6 3 9  0.75
>8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
>9)Zimbabwe   12 2  9 1 5 0.42
>9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0
>
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News Release Date: 26/07/01

You've been asking us for this list for a long time, and we have been slow
publish it. What finally spurred us on was a story this morning that
Wisden.com have devised a 'new' rating system to rank the greatest
individual performances. The new system sounds very like our own, so we are
curious to know how it compares.

For the record, here is our all-time top ten list (based on the formula
we've had in place since 1987):


TEST INNINGS THAT SCORED THE MOST PwC POINTS (ALL-TIME)


1 Bradman 270 v England at Melbourne, 1937

2 Gooch 154* v W.Indies at Headingley, 1991

3 Sobers 365* v Pakistan at Kingston, 1958

4 Bradman 299* v S.Africa at Adelaide, 1932

5 Lara 213 v Australia at Kingston, 1999

6 Harvey 167 v England at Melbourne, 1958

7 Ponsford 266 v Australia at The Oval, 1934

8 Saeed Anwar 188* v India at Calcutta, 1999

9 Hammond 291 v Australia at Sydney, 1936

10 Hutton 364 v Australia at The Oval, 1938



And here is our list for the top ten innings in the last decade:


TOP TEN PwC TEST INNINGS SINCE 1991


1 Graham Gooch 154* v WI, Headingley, 1991

2 Brian Lara 213 v Aus, Kingston, 1999

3 Saeed Anwar 188* v Ind, Calcutta, 1999

4 V.V.S. Laxman 281 v Aus, Calcutta 2001

5 Brian Lara 153* v Aus, Bridgetown 1999

6 Desmond Haynes 143* v Pak, Port of Spain, 1993

7 Brian Lara 182 v Aus, Adelaide 2001

8 Nasser Hussain 207 v Aus, Birmingham 1997

9 Bryan Young 267* v SL, Dunedin 1997

10 Brian Lara 375 v Eng, St John's 1994


Obviously it pays to be called Brian or to be up against the Australians :
-)


It also helps to score a lot of runs, but the PwC Ratings look at every
performance and adjust it to take into account:


- the ratings of the opposition in the match (so if Hadlee bowled half the
overs and was at the top of his form, the opposition quality rates very
highly)

- the level of run scoring in each innings of the match (big innings in low
scoring games count for more)

- the final result of the game (there's a small bonus for doing well in a
victory)


It's worth taking a look at the scorecards of the matches listed above to
see why the PwC formula has rated these performances so highly.


There are some adjustments we don't make. We don't take account of dropped
catches for example - partly because the information isn't reliably stored
in the records, and also because you have to stop somewhere. (What about
quality of strokes, the player's personal circumstances and so on? At some
point statistics stop and human judgment begins, and we understand the
limitations of statistical ratings.)


BOWLING


We don't currently have an equivalent listing for bowling, because in the
Test ratings we don't convert bowling performanes into a single value.
(Since you ask, we convert a bowling performance into two values - adjusted
wickets and adjusted runs conceded). To rank individual bowling
performances, we will have to invent a scoring system that compares figures
of, say, 10 for 100 with 15 for 200. As and when we do this, we suspect
that the best match performance of all time will be between Michael Holding
and Jim Laker.

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the nos. given are not no. of tests but the no. of series and their
results.

Shahid


"Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...> wrote:

I guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played.

Jesse
Group Owner.

ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE June 2001
Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
1)Australia  13 10 2 1 21 1.62
2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
3)England    14 7 5 2 16 1.14
4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2 14 0.93
6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11 0.92
7)India      12 3 6 3 9 0.75
8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
9)Zimbabwe   12 2 9 1 5 0.42
9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0 -


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hi,
      I think Pakistan is better than India but they are at 8 coz of their
own batting collapses mostly....

Shahid




                     "Christine
                     Dodson"                To:    
<world_cricket@yahoogroups.com>
                     <cdodson@optusn        cc:
                     et.com.au>             Subject:     Re: [world_cricket]
(unknown)

                     07/27/01 03:57
                     PM
                     Please respond
                     to
                     world_cricket







Jesse,
I think India are an excellent cricket team in  their own country, but they
struggle elsewhere.  That's why they are so low  on the points table.
But I agree, they are better than  7th!!
Chris

----- Original Message -----
From:  Jesse  Papargiris
To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:49  PM
Subject: [world_cricket] (unknown)

Here is the current ICC test championship table from about  half way
through
the eng and pak series. A few points with it. I think  INDIA are a much
better side than being in 7th i mean they are better than  WI NZ and ENG!!!
I
guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played. I  think this
championship
is a great idea it makes it much more interesting.  Also i thought the
aussies would be further ahead of SA but they are not  that far behind SA
actually have more points!!!!!!!!! but it goes on avg  win i think so thats
ok they have played more tests than us thats why they  are 2nd.
Well enjoy the table and i will post all the rankings on monday or  tuesday
i
hope :)
Jesse
Group Owner.

ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP  TABLE June 2001
Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
1)Australia  13 10 2  1 21 1.62
2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
3)England    14  7 5 2 16 1.14
4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2  14 0.93
6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11  0.92
7)India      12 3 6 3 9  0.75
8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
9)Zimbabwe   12 2  9 1 5 0.42
9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0


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thanks for the info Jesse.

Megan


>From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] ICC Test Table
>Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2001 22:55:04 +1000
>
>
> >Here is the current ICC test championship table from about half way
>through
> >the eng and pak series. A few points with it. I think INDIA are a much
> >better side than being in 7th i mean they are better than WI NZ and
>ENG!!!
> >I
> >guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played. I think this
>championship
> >is a great idea it makes it much more interesting. Also i thought the
> >aussies would be further ahead of SA but they are not that far behind SA
> >actually have more points!!!!!!!!! but it goes on avg win i think so
>thats
> >ok they have played more tests than us thats why they are 2nd.
> >Well enjoy the table and i will post all the rankings on monday or
>tuesday
> >i
> >hope :)
> >Jesse
> >Group Owner.
> >
> >ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE June 2001
> >Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
> >1)Australia  13 10 2 1 21 1.62
> >2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
> >3)England    14 7 5 2 16 1.14
> >4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
> >5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2 14 0.93
> >6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11 0.92
> >7)India      12 3 6 3 9 0.75
> >8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
> >9)Zimbabwe   12 2 9 1 5 0.42
> >9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0 -
> >
>
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----- Original Message -----

From: Jesse Papargiris

To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:49 PM

Subject: [world_cricket] (unknown)

Here is the current ICC test championship table from about half way through
the eng and pak series. A few points with it. I think INDIA are a much
better side than being in 7th i mean they are better than WI NZ and ENG!!! I
guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played. I think this championship
is a great idea it makes it much more interesting. Also i thought the
aussies would be further ahead of SA but they are not that far behind SA
actually have more points!!!!!!!!! but it goes on avg win i think so thats
ok they have played more tests than us thats why they are 2nd.
Well enjoy the table and i will post all the rankings on monday or tuesday i
hope :)
Jesse
Group Owner.

ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE June 2001
Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
1)Australia  13 10 2 1 21 1.62
2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
3)England    14 7 5 2 16 1.14
4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2 14 0.93
6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11 0.92
7)India      12 3 6 3 9 0.75
8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
9)Zimbabwe   12 2 9 1 5 0.42
9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0 -


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>Here is the current ICC test championship table from about half way through
>the eng and pak series. A few points with it. I think INDIA are a much
>better side than being in 7th i mean they are better than WI NZ and ENG!!!
>I
>guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played. I think this championship
>is a great idea it makes it much more interesting. Also i thought the
>aussies would be further ahead of SA but they are not that far behind SA
>actually have more points!!!!!!!!! but it goes on avg win i think so thats
>ok they have played more tests than us thats why they are 2nd.
>Well enjoy the table and i will post all the rankings on monday or tuesday
>i
>hope :)
>Jesse
>Group Owner.
>
>ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE June 2001
>Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
>1)Australia  13 10 2 1 21 1.62
>2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
>3)England    14 7 5 2 16 1.14
>4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
>5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2 14 0.93
>6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11 0.92
>7)India      12 3 6 3 9 0.75
>8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
>9)Zimbabwe   12 2 9 1 5 0.42
>9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0 -
>


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Here is the current ICC test championship table from about half way through
the eng and pak series. A few points with it. I think INDIA are a much
better side than being in 7th i mean they are better than WI NZ and ENG!!! I
guess it only counts the last 12-15 tests played. I think this championship
is a great idea it makes it much more interesting. Also i thought the
aussies would be further ahead of SA but they are not that far behind SA
actually have more points!!!!!!!!! but it goes on avg win i think so thats
ok they have played more tests than us thats why they are 2nd.
Well enjoy the table and i will post all the rankings on monday or tuesday i
hope :)
Jesse
Group Owner.

ICC TEST CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE June 2001
Position/Team P W L D Pts Ave
1)Australia  13 10 2 1 21 1.62
2)South Afri 15 10 3 2 22 1.47
3)England    14 7 5 2 16 1.14
4)Sri Lanka  13 5 5 3 13 1.00
5)New Zealan 15 6 7 2 14 0.93
6)West Indie 12 5 6 1 11 0.92
7)India      12 3 6 3 9 0.75
8)Pakistan   15 3 7 5 11 0.73
9)Zimbabwe   12 2 9 1 5 0.42
9)Bangladesh1 0 1 0 0 -


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No worries mate, I will put the points when i put the latest rankings up in
a few days. Probably on monday or before thanx :)
Jesse
Group Owner.


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>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] Re: Latest Cricket Rankings
>Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 05:22:45 -0000
>
>are these PriceWaterHouse Cooper rankings? can u plz. also write pts.
>against each player?
>
>Shahid
>--- In world_cricket@y..., jessepap@h... wrote:
> > :Test Rankings as of June 26th:
> > Batsmen
> > 1     Sachin Tendulkar  IND
> > 2     Steve Waugh  AUS
> > 3     Andy Flower  ZIM
> > 4     Rahul Dravid  IND
> > 5     Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK
> > 6     Brian Lara  WI
> > 7     Mahela Jayawardene  SL
> > 8     Adam Gilchrist  AUS
> > 9     Daryll Cullinan  SA
> > 10     Graham Thorpe  ENG
> >
> > Bowlers
> > 1      Glenn McGrath  AUS
> > 2      Shaun Pollock  SA
> > 3      Allan Donald  SA
> > 4      Muttiah Muralitharan  SL
> > 5      Darren Gough  ENG
> > 6      Jason Gillespie  AUS
> > 7      Harbhajan Singh  IND
> > 8      Heath Streak  ZIM
> > 9      Saqlain Mushtaq  PAK
> > 10      Chris Cairns  NZ
> >
> > :One Day Rankings as of June 26th:
> > Batsmen
> > 1      Sachin Tendulkar  IND
> > 2      Michael Bevan  AUS
> > 3      Ricky Ponting  AUS
> > 4      Jacques Kallis  SA
> > 5      Sourav Ganguly  IND
> > 6      Saeed Anwar  PAK
> > 7      Adam Gilchrist  AUS
> > 8      Sanath Jayasuriya  SL
> > 9      Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK
> > 10      Mark Waugh  AUS
> >
> >
> > Bowlers
> > 1      Muttiah Muralitharan  SL
> > 2      Shaun Pollock  SA
> > 3      Glenn McGrath  AUS
> > 4      Alan Mullally  ENG
> > 5      Shane Warne  AUS
> > 6      Darren Gough  ENG
> > 7      Andrew Caddick  ENG
> > 7      Saqlain Mushtaq  PAK
> > 9      Abdur Razzaq  PAK
> > 10      Chaminda Vaas  SL
> >
> > I will be posting the official rankings as they happen usually
> > updated each week. I hope you enjoy them like i do.
> > Jesse
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are these PriceWaterHouse Cooper rankings? can u plz. also write pts.
against each player?

Shahid
--- In world_cricket@y..., jessepap@h... wrote:
> :Test Rankings as of June 26th:
> Batsmen
> 1     Sachin Tendulkar  IND
> 2     Steve Waugh  AUS
> 3     Andy Flower  ZIM
> 4     Rahul Dravid  IND
> 5     Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK
> 6     Brian Lara  WI
> 7     Mahela Jayawardene  SL
> 8     Adam Gilchrist  AUS
> 9     Daryll Cullinan  SA
> 10     Graham Thorpe  ENG
>
> Bowlers
> 1      Glenn McGrath  AUS
> 2      Shaun Pollock  SA
> 3      Allan Donald  SA
> 4      Muttiah Muralitharan  SL
> 5      Darren Gough  ENG
> 6      Jason Gillespie  AUS
> 7      Harbhajan Singh  IND
> 8      Heath Streak  ZIM
> 9      Saqlain Mushtaq  PAK
> 10      Chris Cairns  NZ
>
> :One Day Rankings as of June 26th:
> Batsmen
> 1      Sachin Tendulkar  IND
> 2      Michael Bevan  AUS
> 3      Ricky Ponting  AUS
> 4      Jacques Kallis  SA
> 5      Sourav Ganguly  IND
> 6      Saeed Anwar  PAK
> 7      Adam Gilchrist  AUS
> 8      Sanath Jayasuriya  SL
> 9      Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK
> 10      Mark Waugh  AUS
>
>
> Bowlers
> 1      Muttiah Muralitharan  SL
> 2      Shaun Pollock  SA
> 3      Glenn McGrath  AUS
> 4      Alan Mullally  ENG
> 5      Shane Warne  AUS
> 6      Darren Gough  ENG
> 7      Andrew Caddick  ENG
> 7      Saqlain Mushtaq  PAK
> 9      Abdur Razzaq  PAK
> 10      Chaminda Vaas  SL
>
> I will be posting the official rankings as they happen usually
> updated each week. I hope you enjoy them like i do.
> Jesse
> Group Owner

Oh well i dont mind doing it i quite like it!!! i dont know why but i just
like to di it. :)
Jesse
P.S i wont do it for every match dont worry !!!


>From: "Christine Dodson" <cdodson@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: <world_cricket@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 2nd Ashes scorecard
>Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 01:25:56 +1000
>
>me too!
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Megan Saliba
>   To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 8:30 AM
>   Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 2nd Ashes scorecard
>
>
>   thanks Jesse, but I go to the baggygreen site for the scorecard.
>
>   cheers
>
>   Megan
>
>
>   >From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
>   >Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>   >To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>   >Subject: [world_cricket] 2nd Ashes scorecard
>   >Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 17:53:28 +1000
>   >
>   >Here are the scorecards of the 2nd ashes test match.
>   >Close of Play:
>   >*      Day 1: England 121/4 (Thorpe 16*, Stewart 0*; 40.1 overs)
>   >*      Day 2: England 187, Australia 255/5 (Martyn 24*, Gilchrist 10*;
>67 overs)
>   >*      Day 3: Australia 401, England 163/4 (Butcher 73*, Stewart 13*;
>53 overs)
>   >
>   >
>   >England 1st innings                                             R   M
>B
>   >4
>   >6
>   >*MA Atherton          lbw                b McGrath        37 139  92  5
>0
>   >ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist       b Gillespie  15  48  36  2 0
>   >MA Butcher            c ME Waugh      b McGrath   21  58  42  4 0
>   >GP Thorpe         c Gilchrist    b McGrath             20  98  50  1 0
>   >MR Ramprakash                       b Lee                 14  38  38  0
>0
>   >+AJ Stewart       c Gilchrist     b McGrath              0  17  10  0 0
>   >IJ Ward                     not out                                  23
>  96
>   >67  2 0
>   >C White               c Hayden           b McGrath       0  18  14  0 0
>   >DG Cork               c Ponting          b Gillespie     24  44  28  3
>1
>   >AR Caddick                               b Warne               0  13
>11  0
>   >0
>   >D Gough                                  b Warne                5   6
>4
>   >1
>   >0
>   >Extras                (b 7, lb 8, w 2, nb 11)                  28
>   >Total                 (all out, 63.3 overs, 288 mins)         187
>   >
>   >FoW: 1-33 (Trescothick, 11.3 ov), 2-75 (Butcher, 24.4 ov),
>   >      3-96 (Atherton, 30.6 ov), 4-121 (Ramprakash, 39.2 ov),
>   >      5-126 (Stewart, 42.4 ov), 6-129 (Thorpe, 44.3 ov),
>   >      7-131 (White, 48.5 ov), 8-178 (Cork, 58.2 ov),
>   >      9-181 (Caddick, 61.3 ov), 10-187 (Gough, 63.3 ov).
>   >
>   >Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>   >McGrath                     24      9     54      5
>   >Gillespie                   18      6     56      2 (4nb)
>   >Lee                             16      3     46      1 (7nb, 1w)
>   >Warne                        5.3    0     16      2 (1w)
>   >
>   >Australia 1st innings                                           R   M
>B
>   >4
>   >6
>   >MJ Slater             c Stewart      b Caddick          25 111  62  2 0
>   >ML Hayden             c Butcher     b Caddick        0   7   5  0 0
>   >RT Ponting            c Thorpe        b Gough         14  14  12  3 0
>   >ME Waugh              run out (Gough)                 108 209 170 14 0
>   >*SR Waugh             c Stewart          b Co          45 146  97  7 0
>   >DR Martyn          c Stewart       b Caddick         52 127  99  6 0
>   >+AC Gilchrist         c Stewart          b Gough      90 170 121 12 0
>   >SK Warne             c Stewart          b Caddick     5   7   4  1 0
>   >B Lee                                    b Caddick               20  77
>  45
>   >3 0
>   >JN Gillespie                             b Gough               9  13
>14  2
>   >0
>   >GD McGrath            not out                                   0   1
>1
>   >0
>   >0
>   >Extras                (lb 9, w 1, nb 23)                       33
>   >Total                 (all out, 101.1 overs, 441 mins)        401
>   >
>   >FoW: 1-5 (Hayden, 1.5 ov), 2-27 (Ponting, 4.5 ov),
>   >      3-105 (Slater, 24.1 ov), 4-212 (ME Waugh, 51.3 ov),
>   >      5-230 (SR Waugh, 57.1 ov), 6-308 (Martyn, 81.5 ov),
>   >      7-322 (Warne, 83.2 ov), 8-387 (Gilchrist, 96.6 ov),
>   >      9-401 (Gillespie, 100.5 ov), 10-401 (Lee, 101.1 ov).
>   >
>   >Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>   >Gough                       25      3    115      3 (6nb)
>   >Caddick                    32.1    4    101      5 (11nb)
>   >White                          18      1     80      0 (1nb)
>   >Cork                            23      3     84      1 (5nb)
>   >Butcher                        3      1     12      0 (1w)
>   >
>   >England 2nd innings                                             R   M
>B
>   >4
>   >6
>   >*MA Atherton                             b Warne               20  73
>45
>   >3
>   >0
>   >ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist   b Gillespie        3  23  20  0 0
>   >MA Butcher            c Gilchrist        b Gilles        83 231 159 12
>0
>   >GP Thorpe             lbw                b Lee                  2   6
>7
>   >0
>   >0
>   >MR Ramprakash         lbw   b Gillespie           40 115  91  4 0
>   >+AJ Stewart           lbw                b McGrath        28  45  41  5
>0
>   >IJ Ward               c Ponting          b McGrath         0   1   1  0
>0
>   >C White               not out                                  27  38
>28
>   >5
>   >0
>   >DG Cork               c Warne            b McGrath        2   5   3  0
>0
>   >AR Caddick            c Gilchrist        b Gillespie      7  19   8  1
>0
>   >D Gough               c ME Waugh       b Gillespie    1   4   2  0 0
>   >Extras                (lb 3, w 2, nb 9)                        14
>   >Total                 (all out, 66 overs, 280 mins)           227
>   >
>   >FoW: 1-8 (Trescothick, 5.2 ov), 2-47 (Atherton, 16.4 ov),
>   >      3-50 (Thorpe, 17.6 ov), 4-146 (Ramprakash, 46.3 ov),
>   >      5-188 (Stewart, 58.2 ov), 6-188 (Ward, 58.3 ov),
>   >      7-188 (Butcher, 59.5 ov), 8-193 (Cork, 60.6 ov),
>   >      9-225 (Caddick, 65.1 ov), 10-227 (Gough, 65.6 ov).
>   >
>   >Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>   >McGrath                     19      4     60      3
>   >Gillespie                   16      4     53      5 (2nb, 1w)
>   >Lee                              9      1     41      1 (4nb)
>   >Warne                       20      4     58      1 (3nb, 1w)
>   >ME Waugh                  2      1     12      0
>   >
>   >Australia 2nd innings (target: 14 runs)                         R   M
>B
>   >4
>   >6
>   >ML Hayden             not out
>   >6  17   8  0 0
>   >MJ Slater             c Butcher          b Caddick                   4
>  6
>   >5  1 0
>   >RT Ponting            lbw                b Gough
>4
>   >2
>   >    3  0 0
>   >ME Waugh              not out
>   >0   4   3  0 0
>   >Extras                                                          0
>   >Total                 (2 wickets, 3.1 overs, 17 mins)          14
>   >
>   >DNB: *SR Waugh, DR Martyn, +AC Gilchrist, SK Warne, B Lee,
>   >      JN Gillespie, GD McGrath.
>   >
>   >FoW: 1-6 (Slater, 1.5 ov), 2-13 (Ponting, 2.3 ov).
>   >
>   >Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>   >Gough                        2      0      5      1
>   >Caddick                     1.1    0      9      1
>   >
>   >
>   >I hope you like me sending this scorecards in bcause if you dont let me
>   >know
>   >and i wont do it, it doesnt take to long to do only about 10 mins so i
>will
>   >do it for all matches if you like me to.
>   >Jesse
>   >
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----- Original Message -----

From: Megan Saliba

To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 8:30 AM

Subject: Re: [world_cricket] 2nd Ashes scorecard

thanks Jesse, but I go to the baggygreen site for the scorecard.

cheers

Megan


>From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] 2nd Ashes scorecard
>Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 17:53:28 +1000
>
>Here are the scorecards of the 2nd ashes test match.
>Close of Play:
>*      Day 1: England 121/4 (Thorpe 16*, Stewart 0*; 40.1 overs)
>*      Day 2: England 187, Australia 255/5 (Martyn 24*, Gilchrist 10*; 67 overs)
>*      Day 3: Australia 401, England 163/4 (Butcher 73*, Stewart 13*; 53 overs)
>
>
>England 1st innings                                             R   M   B 
>4
>6
>*MA Atherton          lbw                b McGrath        37 139  92  5 0
>ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist       b Gillespie  15  48  36  2 0
>MA Butcher            c ME Waugh      b McGrath   21  58  42  4 0
>GP Thorpe         c Gilchrist    b McGrath             20  98  50  1 0
>MR Ramprakash                       b Lee                 14  38  38  0 0
>+AJ Stewart       c Gilchrist     b McGrath              0  17  10  0 0
>IJ Ward                     not out                                  23  96
>67  2 0
>C White               c Hayden           b McGrath       0  18  14  0 0
>DG Cork               c Ponting          b Gillespie     24  44  28  3 1
>AR Caddick                               b Warne               0  13  11  0
>0
>D Gough                                  b Warne                5   6   4 
>1
>0
>Extras                (b 7, lb 8, w 2, nb 11)                  28
>Total                 (all out, 63.3 overs, 288 mins)         187
>
>FoW: 1-33 (Trescothick, 11.3 ov), 2-75 (Butcher, 24.4 ov),
>      3-96 (Atherton, 30.6 ov), 4-121 (Ramprakash, 39.2 ov),
>      5-126 (Stewart, 42.4 ov), 6-129 (Thorpe, 44.3 ov),
>      7-131 (White, 48.5 ov), 8-178 (Cork, 58.2 ov),
>      9-181 (Caddick, 61.3 ov), 10-187 (Gough, 63.3 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>McGrath                     24      9     54      5
>Gillespie                   18      6     56      2 (4nb)
>Lee                             16      3     46      1 (7nb, 1w)
>Warne                        5.3    0     16      2 (1w)
>
>Australia 1st innings                                           R   M   B 
>4
>6
>MJ Slater             c Stewart      b Caddick          25 111  62  2 0
>ML Hayden             c Butcher     b Caddick        0   7   5  0 0
>RT Ponting            c Thorpe        b Gough         14  14  12  3 0
>ME Waugh              run out (Gough)                 108 209 170 14 0
>*SR Waugh             c Stewart          b Co          45 146  97  7 0
>DR Martyn          c Stewart       b Caddick         52 127  99  6 0
>+AC Gilchrist         c Stewart          b Gough      90 170 121 12 0
>SK Warne             c Stewart          b Caddick     5   7   4  1 0
>B Lee                                    b Caddick               20  77  45
>3 0
>JN Gillespie                             b Gough               9  13  14  2
>0
>GD McGrath            not out                                   0   1   1 
>0
>0
>Extras                (lb 9, w 1, nb 23)                       33
>Total                 (all out, 101.1 overs, 441 mins)        401
>
>FoW: 1-5 (Hayden, 1.5 ov), 2-27 (Ponting, 4.5 ov),
>      3-105 (Slater, 24.1 ov), 4-212 (ME Waugh, 51.3 ov),
>      5-230 (SR Waugh, 57.1 ov), 6-308 (Martyn, 81.5 ov),
>      7-322 (Warne, 83.2 ov), 8-387 (Gilchrist, 96.6 ov),
>      9-401 (Gillespie, 100.5 ov), 10-401 (Lee, 101.1 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>Gough                       25      3    115      3 (6nb)
>Caddick                    32.1    4    101      5 (11nb)
>White                          18      1     80      0 (1nb)
>Cork                            23      3     84      1 (5nb)
>Butcher                        3      1     12      0 (1w)
>
>England 2nd innings                                             R   M   B 
>4
>6
>*MA Atherton                             b Warne               20  73  45 
>3
>0
>ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist   b Gillespie        3  23  20  0 0
>MA Butcher            c Gilchrist        b Gilles        83 231 159 12 0
>GP Thorpe             lbw                b Lee                  2   6   7 
>0
>0
>MR Ramprakash         lbw   b Gillespie           40 115  91  4 0
>+AJ Stewart           lbw                b McGrath        28  45  41  5 0
>IJ Ward               c Ponting          b McGrath         0   1   1  0 0
>C White               not out                                  27  38  28 
>5
>0
>DG Cork               c Warne            b McGrath        2   5   3  0 0
>AR Caddick            c Gilchrist        b Gillespie      7  19   8  1 0
>D Gough               c ME Waugh       b Gillespie    1   4   2  0 0
>Extras                (lb 3, w 2, nb 9)                        14
>Total                 (all out, 66 overs, 280 mins)           227
>
>FoW: 1-8 (Trescothick, 5.2 ov), 2-47 (Atherton, 16.4 ov),
>      3-50 (Thorpe, 17.6 ov), 4-146 (Ramprakash, 46.3 ov),
>      5-188 (Stewart, 58.2 ov), 6-188 (Ward, 58.3 ov),
>      7-188 (Butcher, 59.5 ov), 8-193 (Cork, 60.6 ov),
>      9-225 (Caddick, 65.1 ov), 10-227 (Gough, 65.6 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>McGrath                     19      4     60      3
>Gillespie                   16      4     53      5 (2nb, 1w)
>Lee                              9      1     41      1 (4nb)
>Warne                       20      4     58      1 (3nb, 1w)
>ME Waugh                  2      1     12      0
>
>Australia 2nd innings (target: 14 runs)                         R   M   B 
>4
>6
>ML Hayden             not out
>6  17   8  0 0
>MJ Slater             c Butcher          b Caddick                   4   6
>5  1 0
>RT Ponting            lbw                b Gough                       4  
>2
>    3  0 0
>ME Waugh              not out
>0   4   3  0 0
>Extras                                                          0
>Total                 (2 wickets, 3.1 overs, 17 mins)          14
>
>DNB: *SR Waugh, DR Martyn, +AC Gilchrist, SK Warne, B Lee,
>      JN Gillespie, GD McGrath.
>
>FoW: 1-6 (Slater, 1.5 ov), 2-13 (Ponting, 2.3 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>Gough                        2      0      5      1
>Caddick                     1.1    0      9      1
>
>
>I hope you like me sending this scorecards in bcause if you dont let me
>know
>and i wont do it, it doesnt take to long to do only about 10 mins so i will
>do it for all matches if you like me to.
>Jesse
>
>
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thanks Jesse, but I go to the baggygreen site for the scorecard.

cheers

Megan


>From: "Jesse Papargiris" <jessepap@...>
>Reply-To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>To: world_cricket@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [world_cricket] 2nd Ashes scorecard
>Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 17:53:28 +1000
>
>Here are the scorecards of the 2nd ashes test match.
>Close of Play:
>* Day 1: England 121/4 (Thorpe 16*, Stewart 0*; 40.1 overs)
>* Day 2: England 187, Australia 255/5 (Martyn 24*, Gilchrist 10*; 67 overs)
>* Day 3: Australia 401, England 163/4 (Butcher 73*, Stewart 13*; 53 overs)
>
>
>England 1st innings                                             R   M   B
>4
>6
>*MA Atherton          lbw                b McGrath        37 139  92  5 0
>ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist       b Gillespie  15  48  36  2 0
>MA Butcher            c ME Waugh      b McGrath   21  58  42  4 0
>GP Thorpe         c Gilchrist    b McGrath             20  98  50  1 0
>MR Ramprakash                       b Lee                 14  38  38  0 0
>+AJ Stewart       c Gilchrist     b McGrath              0  17  10  0 0
>IJ Ward                     not out                                  23  96
>67  2 0
>C White               c Hayden           b McGrath       0  18  14  0 0
>DG Cork               c Ponting          b Gillespie     24  44  28  3 1
>AR Caddick                               b Warne               0  13  11  0
>0
>D Gough                                  b Warne                5   6   4
>1
>0
>Extras                (b 7, lb 8, w 2, nb 11)                  28
>Total                 (all out, 63.3 overs, 288 mins)         187
>
>FoW: 1-33 (Trescothick, 11.3 ov), 2-75 (Butcher, 24.4 ov),
>      3-96 (Atherton, 30.6 ov), 4-121 (Ramprakash, 39.2 ov),
>      5-126 (Stewart, 42.4 ov), 6-129 (Thorpe, 44.3 ov),
>      7-131 (White, 48.5 ov), 8-178 (Cork, 58.2 ov),
>      9-181 (Caddick, 61.3 ov), 10-187 (Gough, 63.3 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>McGrath                     24      9     54      5
>Gillespie                   18      6     56      2 (4nb)
>Lee                             16      3     46      1 (7nb, 1w)
>Warne                        5.3    0     16      2 (1w)
>
>Australia 1st innings                                           R   M   B
>4
>6
>MJ Slater             c Stewart      b Caddick          25 111  62  2 0
>ML Hayden             c Butcher     b Caddick        0   7   5  0 0
>RT Ponting            c Thorpe        b Gough         14  14  12  3 0
>ME Waugh              run out (Gough)                 108 209 170 14 0
>*SR Waugh             c Stewart          b Co          45 146  97  7 0
>DR Martyn          c Stewart       b Caddick         52 127  99  6 0
>+AC Gilchrist         c Stewart          b Gough      90 170 121 12 0
>SK Warne             c Stewart          b Caddick     5   7   4  1 0
>B Lee                                    b Caddick               20  77  45
>3 0
>JN Gillespie                             b Gough               9  13  14  2
>0
>GD McGrath            not out                                   0   1   1
>0
>0
>Extras                (lb 9, w 1, nb 23)                       33
>Total                 (all out, 101.1 overs, 441 mins)        401
>
>FoW: 1-5 (Hayden, 1.5 ov), 2-27 (Ponting, 4.5 ov),
>      3-105 (Slater, 24.1 ov), 4-212 (ME Waugh, 51.3 ov),
>      5-230 (SR Waugh, 57.1 ov), 6-308 (Martyn, 81.5 ov),
>      7-322 (Warne, 83.2 ov), 8-387 (Gilchrist, 96.6 ov),
>      9-401 (Gillespie, 100.5 ov), 10-401 (Lee, 101.1 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>Gough                       25      3    115      3 (6nb)
>Caddick                    32.1    4    101      5 (11nb)
>White                          18      1     80      0 (1nb)
>Cork                            23      3     84      1 (5nb)
>Butcher                        3      1     12      0 (1w)
>
>England 2nd innings                                             R   M   B
>4
>6
>*MA Atherton                             b Warne               20  73  45
>3
>0
>ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist   b Gillespie        3  23  20  0 0
>MA Butcher            c Gilchrist        b Gilles        83 231 159 12 0
>GP Thorpe             lbw                b Lee                  2   6   7
>0
>0
>MR Ramprakash         lbw   b Gillespie           40 115  91  4 0
>+AJ Stewart           lbw                b McGrath        28  45  41  5 0
>IJ Ward               c Ponting          b McGrath         0   1   1  0 0
>C White               not out                                  27  38  28
>5
>0
>DG Cork               c Warne            b McGrath        2   5   3  0 0
>AR Caddick            c Gilchrist        b Gillespie      7  19   8  1 0
>D Gough               c ME Waugh       b Gillespie    1   4   2  0 0
>Extras                (lb 3, w 2, nb 9)                        14
>Total                 (all out, 66 overs, 280 mins)           227
>
>FoW: 1-8 (Trescothick, 5.2 ov), 2-47 (Atherton, 16.4 ov),
>      3-50 (Thorpe, 17.6 ov), 4-146 (Ramprakash, 46.3 ov),
>      5-188 (Stewart, 58.2 ov), 6-188 (Ward, 58.3 ov),
>      7-188 (Butcher, 59.5 ov), 8-193 (Cork, 60.6 ov),
>      9-225 (Caddick, 65.1 ov), 10-227 (Gough, 65.6 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>McGrath                     19      4     60      3
>Gillespie                   16      4     53      5 (2nb, 1w)
>Lee                              9      1     41      1 (4nb)
>Warne                       20      4     58      1 (3nb, 1w)
>ME Waugh                  2      1     12      0
>
>Australia 2nd innings (target: 14 runs)                         R   M   B
>4
>6
>ML Hayden             not out
>6  17   8  0 0
>MJ Slater             c Butcher          b Caddick                   4   6
>5  1 0
>RT Ponting            lbw                b Gough                       4
>2
>    3  0 0
>ME Waugh              not out
>0   4   3  0 0
>Extras                                                          0
>Total                 (2 wickets, 3.1 overs, 17 mins)          14
>
>DNB: *SR Waugh, DR Martyn, +AC Gilchrist, SK Warne, B Lee,
>      JN Gillespie, GD McGrath.
>
>FoW: 1-6 (Slater, 1.5 ov), 2-13 (Ponting, 2.3 ov).
>
>Bowling                      O      M      R      W
>Gough                        2      0      5      1
>Caddick                     1.1    0      9      1
>
>
>I hope you like me sending this scorecards in bcause if you dont let me
>know
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Here are the scorecards of the 2nd ashes test match.
Close of Play:
* Day 1: England 121/4 (Thorpe 16*, Stewart 0*; 40.1 overs)
* Day 2: England 187, Australia 255/5 (Martyn 24*, Gilchrist 10*; 67 overs)
* Day 3: Australia 401, England 163/4 (Butcher 73*, Stewart 13*; 53 overs)


England 1st innings                                             R   M   B  4
6
*MA Atherton          lbw                b McGrath        37 139  92  5 0
ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist       b Gillespie  15  48  36  2 0
MA Butcher            c ME Waugh      b McGrath   21  58  42  4 0
GP Thorpe         c Gilchrist    b McGrath             20  98  50  1 0
MR Ramprakash                       b Lee                 14  38  38  0 0
+AJ Stewart       c Gilchrist     b McGrath              0  17  10  0 0
IJ Ward                     not out                                  23  96
67  2 0
C White               c Hayden           b McGrath       0  18  14  0 0
DG Cork               c Ponting          b Gillespie     24  44  28  3 1
AR Caddick                               b Warne               0  13  11  0
0
D Gough                                  b Warne                5   6   4  1
0
Extras                (b 7, lb 8, w 2, nb 11)                  28
Total                 (all out, 63.3 overs, 288 mins)         187

FoW: 1-33 (Trescothick, 11.3 ov), 2-75 (Butcher, 24.4 ov),
      3-96 (Atherton, 30.6 ov), 4-121 (Ramprakash, 39.2 ov),
      5-126 (Stewart, 42.4 ov), 6-129 (Thorpe, 44.3 ov),
      7-131 (White, 48.5 ov), 8-178 (Cork, 58.2 ov),
      9-181 (Caddick, 61.3 ov), 10-187 (Gough, 63.3 ov).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
McGrath                     24      9     54      5
Gillespie                   18      6     56      2 (4nb)
Lee                             16      3     46      1 (7nb, 1w)
Warne                        5.3    0     16      2 (1w)

Australia 1st innings                                           R   M   B  4
6
MJ Slater             c Stewart      b Caddick          25 111  62  2 0
ML Hayden             c Butcher     b Caddick        0   7   5  0 0
RT Ponting            c Thorpe        b Gough         14  14  12  3 0
ME Waugh              run out (Gough)                 108 209 170 14 0
*SR Waugh             c Stewart          b Co          45 146  97  7 0
DR Martyn          c Stewart       b Caddick         52 127  99  6 0
+AC Gilchrist         c Stewart          b Gough      90 170 121 12 0
SK Warne             c Stewart          b Caddick     5   7   4  1 0
B Lee                                    b Caddick               20  77  45
3 0
JN Gillespie                             b Gough               9  13  14  2
0
GD McGrath            not out                                   0   1   1  0
0
Extras                (lb 9, w 1, nb 23)                       33
Total                 (all out, 101.1 overs, 441 mins)        401

FoW: 1-5 (Hayden, 1.5 ov), 2-27 (Ponting, 4.5 ov),
      3-105 (Slater, 24.1 ov), 4-212 (ME Waugh, 51.3 ov),
      5-230 (SR Waugh, 57.1 ov), 6-308 (Martyn, 81.5 ov),
      7-322 (Warne, 83.2 ov), 8-387 (Gilchrist, 96.6 ov),
      9-401 (Gillespie, 100.5 ov), 10-401 (Lee, 101.1 ov).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
Gough                       25      3    115      3 (6nb)
Caddick                    32.1    4    101      5 (11nb)
White                          18      1     80      0 (1nb)
Cork                            23      3     84      1 (5nb)
Butcher                        3      1     12      0 (1w)

England 2nd innings                                             R   M   B  4
6
*MA Atherton                             b Warne               20  73  45  3
0
ME Trescothick        c Gilchrist   b Gillespie        3  23  20  0 0
MA Butcher            c Gilchrist        b Gilles        83 231 159 12 0
GP Thorpe             lbw                b Lee                  2   6   7  0
0
MR Ramprakash         lbw   b Gillespie           40 115  91  4 0
+AJ Stewart           lbw                b McGrath        28  45  41  5 0
IJ Ward               c Ponting          b McGrath         0   1   1  0 0
C White               not out                                  27  38  28  5
0
DG Cork               c Warne            b McGrath        2   5   3  0 0
AR Caddick            c Gilchrist        b Gillespie      7  19   8  1 0
D Gough               c ME Waugh       b Gillespie    1   4   2  0 0
Extras                (lb 3, w 2, nb 9)                        14
Total                 (all out, 66 overs, 280 mins)           227

FoW: 1-8 (Trescothick, 5.2 ov), 2-47 (Atherton, 16.4 ov),
      3-50 (Thorpe, 17.6 ov), 4-146 (Ramprakash, 46.3 ov),
      5-188 (Stewart, 58.2 ov), 6-188 (Ward, 58.3 ov),
      7-188 (Butcher, 59.5 ov), 8-193 (Cork, 60.6 ov),
      9-225 (Caddick, 65.1 ov), 10-227 (Gough, 65.6 ov).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
McGrath                     19      4     60      3
Gillespie                   16      4     53      5 (2nb, 1w)
Lee                              9      1     41      1 (4nb)
Warne                       20      4     58      1 (3nb, 1w)
ME Waugh                  2      1     12      0

Australia 2nd innings (target: 14 runs)                         R   M   B  4
6
ML Hayden             not out
6  17   8  0 0
MJ Slater             c Butcher          b Caddick                   4   6
5  1 0
RT Ponting            lbw                b Gough                       4   2
    3  0 0
ME Waugh              not out
0   4   3  0 0
Extras                                                          0
Total                 (2 wickets, 3.1 overs, 17 mins)          14

DNB: *SR Waugh, DR Martyn, +AC Gilchrist, SK Warne, B Lee,
      JN Gillespie, GD McGrath.

FoW: 1-6 (Slater, 1.5 ov), 2-13 (Ponting, 2.3 ov).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
Gough                        2      0      5      1
Caddick                     1.1    0      9      1


I hope you like me sending this scorecards in bcause if you dont let me know
and i wont do it, it doesnt take to long to do only about 10 mins so i will
do it for all matches if you like me to.
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:Test Rankings as of June 26th:
Batsmen
1     Sachin Tendulkar  IND
2     Steve Waugh  AUS
3     Andy Flower  ZIM
4     Rahul Dravid  IND
5     Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK
6     Brian Lara  WI
7     Mahela Jayawardene  SL
8     Adam Gilchrist  AUS
9     Daryll Cullinan  SA
10     Graham Thorpe  ENG

Bowlers
1      Glenn McGrath  AUS
2      Shaun Pollock  SA
3      Allan Donald  SA
4      Muttiah Muralitharan  SL
5      Darren Gough  ENG
6      Jason Gillespie  AUS
7      Harbhajan Singh  IND
8      Heath Streak  ZIM
9      Saqlain Mushtaq  PAK
10      Chris Cairns  NZ

:One Day Rankings as of June 26th:
Batsmen
1      Sachin Tendulkar  IND
2      Michael Bevan  AUS
3      Ricky Ponting  AUS
4      Jacques Kallis  SA
5      Sourav Ganguly  IND
6      Saeed Anwar  PAK
7      Adam Gilchrist  AUS
8      Sanath Jayasuriya  SL
9      Inzamam-ul-Haq  PAK
10      Mark Waugh  AUS


Bowlers
1      Muttiah Muralitharan  SL
2      Shaun Pollock  SA
3      Glenn McGrath  AUS
4      Alan Mullally  ENG
5      Shane Warne  AUS
6      Darren Gough  ENG
7      Andrew Caddick  ENG
7      Saqlain Mushtaq  PAK
9      Abdur Razzaq  PAK
10      Chaminda Vaas  SL

I will be posting the official rankings as they happen usually
updated each week. I hope you enjoy them like i do.
Jesse
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Hello and welcome to my new cricket discussion group. Enjoy your time
here and please try and stick to cricket!!
Jesse
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