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First 10 balls
Red are inns with less than 11 runs of 10 balls, that& #39;s bad
Yellow are inns with 12-16 runs of 10 balls, which is decent
Green are inns with 17 runs or more of 10 balls, which is good
Grey are inns of over 7 balls but couldn& #39;t make it to 10
Tournament avg: 127 https://twitter.com/CricCritic2/status/1318224328270426112">https://twitter.com/CricCriti...
Red are inns with less than 11 runs of 10 balls, that& #39;s bad
Yellow are inns with 12-16 runs of 10 balls, which is decent
Green are inns with 17 runs or more of 10 balls, which is good
Grey are inns of over 7 balls but couldn& #39;t make it to 10
Tournament avg: 127 https://twitter.com/CricCritic2/status/1318224328270426112">https://twitter.com/CricCriti...
SR after 10 balls, i.e. SR when set
Highlighted are the ones that have a big enough sample size to make assumptions
Highlighted are the ones that have a big enough sample size to make assumptions
A few takeaways....
1. Haider is a mad man, starts like a motor and then just keeps going (162-179). Despite that his RPI is 37.6, which is the kind u expect from statpadders.
2. Shadab is similar (149-173) but he has to work on throwing his starts. That RPI is pathetic....
1. Haider is a mad man, starts like a motor and then just keeps going (162-179). Despite that his RPI is 37.6, which is the kind u expect from statpadders.
2. Shadab is similar (149-173) but he has to work on throwing his starts. That RPI is pathetic....
3. In this tournament there has been very little difference between Imam and Sharjeel. No, Imam didn& #39;t turn into a destructive opener, Sharjeel turned into a statpadder. U could actually argue Imam (84-171) has been more destructive than Sharjeel (90-153) when set.
