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Andrew Dunford 3 May 2005 02:18:19
	Welcome to a new series of 'It Happened 927 Days Ago'. For those not familiar with the concept, we take a Test match which commenced 927 days ago, look at the scorecard and examine the relevance to any current topics under discussion on this newsgroup. Pakistan v Australia at Sharjah CA Stadium 19 - 22 October 2002 Australia 444 (128.3 overs, 582 mins) Pakistan 221 (71.1 overs, 322 mins) Pakistan 203 (67.2 overs, 331 overs) Australia won by an innings and 20 runs. Match summary: Australian won by an innings owing to a bold and unusual move by its captain SR Waugh, who enforced the follow-on despite the possibility that his pampered, over-paid bowlers might (and this is the controversial bit) have to field for two days in a row. Andrew
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Andrew Dunford 3 May 2005 10:04:49 [ permanent link ]
	"FRAN" <fran_beta@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1115098999.730075.135230@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...> FRAN wrote:> > Mr Raphes wrote:> > > FRAN wrote:> > > > Andrew Dunford wrote:> > > > > Welcome to a new series of 'It Happened 927 Days Ago'. For> those> > > not> > > > > familiar with the concept, we take a Test match which commenced> > 927> > > > days> > > > > ago, look at the scorecard and examine the relevance to any> > current> > > > topics> > > > > under discussion on this newsgroup.> > > > > Pakistan v Australia at Sharjah CA Stadium> > > > > 19 - 22 October 2002> > > > > Australia 444 (128.3 overs, 582 mins)> > > > > Pakistan 221 (71.1 overs, 322 mins)> > > > > Pakistan 203 (67.2 overs, 331 overs)> > > > > Australia won by an innings and 20 runs.> > > > > Match summary: Australian won by an innings owing to a bold and> > > > unusual move> > > > > by its captain SR Waugh, who enforced the follow-on despite the> > > > possibility> > > > > that his pampered, over-paid bowlers might (and this is the> > > > controversial> > > > > bit) have to field for two days in a row.> > > > > Andrew> > > > Of course if he'd batted for 90 overs and sent them back in 550> > > behind,> > > > they'd probably have won by 400 runs without raising a sweat.> > > > FRAN> > > I'm not sure how an extra Australian innings in addition to bowling> > at> > > Pakistan again would have made it easier that what actually> happened.> > > They only bowled for 67.2 overs in the second innings.> > > Karl> > How many overs did they send down in that match recently in Sydney> > where they knocked off Pakistan for 70?> > You've also got to consider whether the long term interests of the> team> > are helped by a second chance at the crease for those who missed out> in> > the first.> > Also, there's always the possibility that another stint at the> bowling> > crease may hurt the other side. The most likely place to sustain an> > injury is in the field.> > FRAN> PS Of course this was the last of the series so these considerations> aren't so relevant here. Still MEW and Martyn didn't exactly have great> series, and Gilly didn't get much of a hit, and Langer could have used> a little more time in the middle.> People say stats aren't all that important, but I'm betting a chance to> score another century in a big win is no small thing. Interesting sideline points, but nothing more than that, unless they're an attempt at bolstering a weak argument. I'd tend to go with the 'we've been over here long enough - let's win the match as quick as possible and get a plane home' theory myself. Andrew
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Colin Kynoch 3 May 2005 11:28:24 [ permanent link ]
	On 2 May 2005 22:43:19 -0700, "FRAN" <fran_beta@hotmail.com> enraptured with the Election of Cardinal Ratchaser decided to post the following: FRAN wrote:>> Mr Raphes wrote:>> > FRAN wrote:>> > > Andrew Dunford wrote:>> > > > Welcome to a new series of 'It Happened 927 Days Ago'. For>those>> > not>> > > > familiar with the concept, we take a Test match which commenced>> 927>> > > days>> > > > ago, look at the scorecard and examine the relevance to any>> current>> > > topics>> > > > under discussion on this newsgroup.>> > > > Pakistan v Australia at Sharjah CA Stadium>> > > > 19 - 22 October 2002>> > > > Australia 444 (128.3 overs, 582 mins)>> > > > Pakistan 221 (71.1 overs, 322 mins)>> > > > Pakistan 203 (67.2 overs, 331 overs)>> > > > Australia won by an innings and 20 runs.>> > > > Match summary: Australian won by an innings owing to a bold and>> > > unusual move>> > > > by its captain SR Waugh, who enforced the follow-on despite the>> > > possibility>> > > > that his pampered, over-paid bowlers might (and this is the>> > > controversial>> > > > bit) have to field for two days in a row.>> > > > Andrew>> > > Of course if he'd batted for 90 overs and sent them back in 550>> > behind,>> > > they'd probably have won by 400 runs without raising a sweat.>> > > FRAN>> > I'm not sure how an extra Australian innings in addition to bowling>> at>> > Pakistan again would have made it easier that what actually>happened.>> > They only bowled for 67.2 overs in the second innings.>> > Karl>> How many overs did they send down in that match recently in Sydney>> where they knocked off Pakistan for 70?>> You've also got to consider whether the long term interests of the>team>> are helped by a second chance at the crease for those who missed out>in>> the first.>> Also, there's always the possibility that another stint at the>bowling>> crease may hurt the other side. The most likely place to sustain an>> injury is in the field.>> FRAN> PS Of course this was the last of the series so these considerations>aren't so relevant here. Still MEW and Martyn didn't exactly have great>series, and Gilly didn't get much of a hit, and Langer could have used>a little more time in the middle.> People say stats aren't all that important, but I'm betting a chance to>score another century in a big win is no small thing.> I'd actually forgotten that in this series in the second test, Pakistan>had lost by 198 runs despite Australia batting once for 310 in the>middle. How pathetic of Waugh to not allow Pakistan to score more so his batsmen could have another chance in the middle to score some more runs. Colin Kynoch
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