Fantasy Domestic League Draft

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SouthSwans;132091 said:
Why did you pick Asif then?? His great average is rendered useless due to the cut-off point.

Because i stupidly thought that the series in SA was a 5 match series !! But if you guys want to employ the FC average - 5% that's ok.
 
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i reckon we should just stick with test/odi averages and if they haven't played 10 tests/15 odis they can't play in the matches where they don't qualify otherwise it is too compliacted
 
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Younginator;132099 said:
Because i stupidly thought that the series in SA was a 5 match series !! But if you guys want to employ the FC average - 5% that's ok.
Now that my rule suits you :p
 
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Younginator;132099 said:
Because i stupidly thought that the series in SA was a 5 match series !! But if you guys want to employ the FC average - 5% that's ok.

do the minus 5 i think they should have played more then 50 first class games though or someting like that
 
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How does that rule work??? :p

It's irrelevant how many FC games they've played because their tests will contribute to FC... but yeah if we wanna do my rule then we should.
 
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SouthSwans;132103 said:
Now that my rule suits you :p

Ha. Of course south :Y. I just can't get over how bad a mistake i took with that pick ! Stupid CFS and my dodgy brain.
 
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NO!

I thought we agreed that a player would only be eligible if they had played enough Tests or ODIs. My picks were based around that, you can't just keep changing the rule to suit yourselves. I vote for keeping it that way.
 
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Metallica's 12 hours are up as of now. That means Younginator, you may take your pick if you want!
 
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Wilbix;132137 said:
NO!

I thought we agreed that a player would only be eligible if they had played enough Tests or ODIs. My picks were based around that, you can't just keep changing the rule to suit yourselves. I vote for keeping it that way.

No. We'll keep it the original way. I can use Asif in the ODI. I will make my pick soon.
 
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- Kamran Akmal

Kamran Akmal made his first-class debut at the age of 15 as a useful wicketkeeper and a hard-hitting opening batsman. A string of good performances earned him a spot for Pakistan A in 2002, and after impressing against Sri Lanka A he won selection for the Zimbabwe tour in preference to the veteran Moin Khan. He was not expected to play in the Tests, but made his debut - and chipped in with a handy 38 at Harare - when Rashid Latif suffered a recurrence of a long-standing back injury. Initially his opportunities were limited, most of his matches coming when Latif or Moin were unavailable - he was the replacement when Latif was suspended for five one-dayers against Bangladesh, and then again when Moin was injured for the last two Tests against India. However, from October 2004, with Latif out of favour and Moin no longer at his peak, Akmal became Pakistan's first-choice wicketkeeper; he responded with a magnificent showing with the gloves in Australia that winter despite enduring criticism at home and calls for the return of Moin and Latif. But in 2005, Akmal silenced those calls as well; as well as maintaining a high standard behind the stumps, he scored five international centuries
 
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With the 60th selection in the FDL draft, the Scarborough Bullets select:

Jerome Taylor, fast bowler from the West Indies.

Bluto11, you are on the clock. Metallica_ACDC, you have one selection to make.
 
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Mohammad Sami (PAK)


he might just have to play in one-dayers....
 
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