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End of season awards
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Mr Mxyzptlk
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Official Awards
All Cricket Web bowlers will be competing this season for the following prestigious awards:
The LE Medal for the most 5D wickets.
The TC Medal for the most OD wickets.
For the batsmen:
The Don Bradman Medal for most 5D runs.
The David Hookes Medal for most OD runs.
The wicketkeepers:
The Andre Medal for most dismissals.
The most outstanding 25Smash player will receive the Blitz Challenge Trophy.
All Cricket Web bowlers will be competing this season for the following prestigious awards:
The LE Medal for the most 5D wickets.
The TC Medal for the most OD wickets.
For the batsmen:
The Don Bradman Medal for most 5D runs.
The David Hookes Medal for most OD runs.
The wicketkeepers:
The Andre Medal for most dismissals.
The most outstanding 25Smash player will receive the Blitz Challenge Trophy.
AUST_HiTMaN
International Debutant
Nath - wickets is more fair then average, if someone takes 12 wickets @ 12.40 rather then someone who takes 75 wickets @ 29.00 i think i know who would be the better bowler.
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
Any chance of a Rookie of the Year?
Loony BoB
International Captain
An All Rounder award would be nice, too, if we could figure a nice way to figure it out. Maybe take the batting average and subtract the bowling average, then the winner is the one with the highest number as a result?
EDIT: Of course, we'd need to make sure they'd bowled enough overs. Another way to do it would be 1 point per 50 runs / 3 wicket innings, 3 points per 100 runs / 5 wicket bag.
EDIT: Of course, we'd need to make sure they'd bowled enough overs. Another way to do it would be 1 point per 50 runs / 3 wicket innings, 3 points per 100 runs / 5 wicket bag.
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Neil Pickup
Cricket Web Moderator
Use the lowest of Runs and Wickets*10 as an AR index.
Highest AR index wins. Call it the Flintoff medal.
N Pickup - Runs 57 Wickets 32 - AR Index = lowest of 57 and 320 = 57
P Young - Runs 219 Wickets 3 - AR Index = lowest of 219 and 30 = 30
L Camps - Runs 118 Wickets 5 - AR Index = lowest of 118 and 50 = 50
Highest AR index wins. Call it the Flintoff medal.
N Pickup - Runs 57 Wickets 32 - AR Index = lowest of 57 and 320 = 57
P Young - Runs 219 Wickets 3 - AR Index = lowest of 219 and 30 = 30
L Camps - Runs 118 Wickets 5 - AR Index = lowest of 118 and 50 = 50
Loony BoB
International Captain
While an all rounder would have something like 150 runs, 10 wickets... meaning 100... good system. 
Dammit, now I want to find out who rates highest in current world cricket. 
Don't name it after a current cricketer, though. Name it after someone like Pollock (Graham) or even better, good ol' luckyeddie, as judging by his CW A-Z profile he's the greatest we've seen.
EDIT: I just realised what the 'LE' in The LE Award probably stands for.
There goes that idea.
Dammit, now I want to find out who rates highest in current world cricket. Don't name it after a current cricketer, though. Name it after someone like Pollock (Graham) or even better, good ol' luckyeddie, as judging by his CW A-Z profile he's the greatest we've seen.
EDIT: I just realised what the 'LE' in The LE Award probably stands for.
There goes that idea.
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