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joeljonno

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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #15 on: August 12, 2014, 08:41:10 PM »

Sangakkara has scored 37 Test Hundreds of which 7 are outside Asia.

2 x NZ
2 x ENG
1 x AUS
1 x ZIM
1 x SA

Now if your maths isn't very sharp...that's only 18.9% of his 100s are outside the flat dead roads of Asia.

So if you're gonna talk tosh, maybe you should so some research prior to opening your mouth..

Research ...

Generally a player will perform better at home than 'away', that is a given.

Sangha currently scores about 1 in 5 of his 100s outside Asia.

Sanga has played 34 of his 127 test matches outside of Asia, which is about 1 in 4.

Is that really that unexpected???
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #16 on: August 12, 2014, 08:45:28 PM »

Research ...

Generally a player will perform better at home than 'away', that is a given.

Sangha currently scores about 1 in 5 of his 100s outside Asia.

Sanga has played 34 of his 127 test matches outside of Asia, which is about 1 in 4.

Is that really that unexpected???
If a player wants to play more Tests away from home they can ask their board to request more Tests.

I seem to remember India used to only play 2/4 Tests away from home in every two year cycle a few years ago.

Players like Tendulkar and Dravid almost demanded that the BCCI get then longer overseas tours.

As you'll now know, India play 4/5 Tests vs England, 4 Tests vs Australia and are supposed to play 4 Tests vs SA(but they never do)

Sri Lanka are happy just to hide at home.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #17 on: August 12, 2014, 08:50:24 PM »

SL don't draw the gate receipts that India, SA and Aus do,  and as much as these boards may protest,  they'd far rather play each other in longer series. Whether sanga wants to play overseas holds little sway.

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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #18 on: August 12, 2014, 08:57:00 PM »

That may be the case, I just wanted to highlight the fact that the list is not split evenly.

On average

Home would get 50%

3/8 of the rest in Asia

5/8 rest not in Asia.

They could up the number of 'away' tests, but how many countries would want to do that when they get better revenue from the bigger countries???

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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #19 on: August 12, 2014, 10:22:59 PM »

Sangakkara has scored 37 Test Hundreds of which 7 are outside Asia.

2 x NZ
2 x ENG
1 x AUS
1 x ZIM
1 x SA

Now if your maths isn't very sharp...that's only 18.9% of his 100s are outside the flat dead roads of Asia.

So if you're gonna talk tosh, maybe you should so some research prior to opening your mouth..

So no 100 in the sub continent is worth anything to you? Ive heard it all.

Brings my maths into question when all you do is google stats and then type them into a calculator.

I'm just curious Gerry, is there a batsman who scores more hundreds away from home? (actuall question) Can you type it into google for me and let me know. And answer my question. Do you think the SA team discuss Sanga at their team meetings or not?

You are a waste of space. Its people like you who have given SA bad karma, the world does not see fit to grant SA a World cup even though they are regularly in the top 3 around WC time.
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #20 on: August 13, 2014, 08:49:57 AM »

All these statistics that Gerry 'Troll' SA brings in! And when the statistics flatter his argument they are spot on.
And yet when the stats contradict him, they are not spot on! Some would say that you can't have it both ways. But Gerry being the absolute joke he is, likes to try!!

By the way, I am sure that SA will win a prize worth winning in Cricket at some point in time - they do have class players and deserve some success after all.
But I wonder if Gerry would mind stating the statistics for why SA always seem to choke when playing in important competitions? And what percentage of Gerry gets frustrated and annoyed every time they do choke?  ;)
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Re: SL Vs Pakistan
« Reply #21 on: August 15, 2014, 11:55:27 AM »

Rangana Herath taking wickets for fun at present.

Last 3 Tests:
4/71 & 5/40 vs SA at SSC
3/116 & 6/48 vs PAK at Galle
5/91 vs PAK at SSC

Still a second innings to go in the match vs PAK and Herath could end up with 30+ wickets in 3 Tests. Man's machine.
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