There is no run flow in ICC T20.
@cognoscentethelegend (1209)
India
May 2, 2010 9:13am CST
Hi friends,
As in Indian Premier League, there is no such run flows in ICC T20. I think the pitch conditions and the ground atmosphere was not good for any team. Yesterday pakistan played against bangladesh and they scored 173 runs. I think it will be the highest team score in this pitch by any team. There are more games to be go for, let we wait and see, what's going to happen.
Happy Mylotting.
Have a nice day.
4 responses
@bhaskar015 (236)
• India
3 May 10
The run flow is less.and I like it.this is because it is where we will have nail biting matches.Like the opening match between Srilanka and New zealand.
also the other reason is the slow out field and big grounds.
this will make only the quality teams which are good in all the aspects of T20 like power hitting,ground fielding,throws from the boundary,catching at the boundaries,spin bowlers,running between the wickets etc.
I think this is good.
@cognoscentethelegend (1209)
• India
5 May 10
My friend, the ground is not a very big ground. It was medium ground. Think of england vs west indies match. there are several sixes and fours, the batsman deals only in boundaries. I think its depend on batsman and teams.
@arunvenu (273)
• India
2 May 10
It's a fact that the run flow is less. The reason is transparent. The pitches are more suited to bowlers. In the previous days the west indies pitches used to suit the pace bowlers but now it suits the spinners also.
So the bowlers will have the advantage. In ipl there never was a chance for the bowlers because of the dump pitches, the batsmen were the stars, now there is a chance. i like it. Because cricket is not only a batsman game
@cognoscentethelegend (1209)
• India
4 May 10
Of course friend. You was correct. Cricket is not only the batsmen game, i thought of pitch was very dry and it suits only for Bowlers, but when i saw Indians and south african innings, it's not pitch mistake. It was a player mistake, i think so.
@ramaswamyvtkv (2879)
• India
3 May 10
no i dont think so.
India scored 186 against strong SA, is that not a good score?
australia scored 191 vs pak, is that not a good run flow?
and in IPL the bounderies are short and outfield was blistering, they were designed to make runs, because to make ipl more popular and include more viewers the ground is made small in ipl and outfield is very fast.
here the case is different, outfield is slow and the bounderies are around 80meters (not 60+ meters as ipl). We should congratulate the players who scored around 180 runs, which menas that in ipl that would have been a match of 230+.
so runs are flowing here this is the real way to play cricket, this is what the difference we should feel in international matches.
I wish the grounds should be like this then only the cricket become good.
@noidaonline (152)
• India
2 May 10
just to update u friend...all the pitches have been made to ensure that the games are high scoring ones....FLAT pitches ...more fours and more sixes ....more fun and more money.....It is not doctored for bowlers but for batsmen
