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mrkwxbenn

Cricket Spectator
Could Cricket follow baseball/basketball whereby there is a regular season followed by a quarter, semi and finals playoffs?
 

Red

The normal awards that everyone else has
Could Cricket follow baseball/basketball whereby there is a regular season followed by a quarter, semi and finals playoffs?
It's called the BBL or the IPL or whatever a country calls it.
 

sledger

Spanish_Vicente
There are things cricket could learn from Baseball, but at the end of the day it is hard to see cricket ever being as good/popular as baseball is
 

NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
mrkwxbenn, I'm wondering if in Baseball there has ever been an instance of 4 balls in a row, perhaps intentionally?
 

stephen

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Is baseball that sport where the bowlers are all chuckers, the batters are constantly getting out for ducks and the fielders are all so terrible they use gloves?
 
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NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
Could Cricket follow baseball/basketball whereby there is a regular season followed by a quarter, semi and finals playoffs?
That's a good idea. I would love to see the Big Bash season expand next year so that every team plays 162 matches to be in line with the MLB regular season. I think that'd be a nice way to seed the 8 teams required to have quarter finals. I guess with My Kitchen Rules and House Rules, Channel 7 might prefer to go down the NBA route and have the teams playing just 82 games each.
 
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Bolo

State Captain
There are things cricket could learn from Baseball, but at the end of the day it is hard to see cricket ever being as good/popular as baseball is
I feel like cricket would have a shot of being as good as baseball if it just banned the ball from bouncing before reaching the batsman. Far too many pesky variables at play here.
 

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