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From The Pavillion

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EARLOBE

State 12th Man
High Places won by 5 wickets

End of over 39 (5 runs) - High Places(208-5) RR 5.33
E. Obe 87 (110b) , A. de Vreeze 17 (12b) , A. Noble 7.3-1-42-1

High Places Scaly Piscine CC
Batting - Top Order: 5,637 7,038
Batting - Middle Order: 5,233 5,758
Batting - Tail: 3,342 2,762
Bowling - Seam: 6,858 (6) 5,679 (4)
Bowling - Spin: 7,638 (4) 5,510 (6)
Fielding/Keeping: 5,453 5,695
Overall: 105,715 104,438

Our bowling sucked today but Earl Obe batted very well to bring us home.
 
chaminda_00

chaminda_00

Hall of Fame Member
What is the debt rules in this game. I for 74k at present. There a few blokes that I;m about to sell once they pop. But just wondering when I need to throw them on the market, once we in negative or is minus 300k or something?
 
E

EARLOBE

State 12th Man
Once you go into debt it'll just take away from your academy investments until your balance is back at $0. I've been there a couple of times but I always got back into the green before the finance update.
 
Scaly piscine

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
EARLOBE said:
High Places won by 5 wickets

End of over 39 (5 runs) - High Places(208-5) RR 5.33
E. Obe 87 (110b) , A. de Vreeze 17 (12b) , A. Noble 7.3-1-42-1

High Places Scaly Piscine CC
Batting - Top Order: 5,637 7,038
Batting - Middle Order: 5,233 5,758
Batting - Tail: 3,342 2,762
Bowling - Seam: 6,858 (6) 5,679 (4)
Bowling - Spin: 7,638 (4) 5,510 (6)
Fielding/Keeping: 5,453 5,695
Overall: 105,715 104,438

Our bowling sucked today but Earl Obe batted very well to bring us home.
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Wow what a shock my batsmen paced it so I lost comfortably despite having a near perfect innings...
 
J

Jakester1288

International Regular
End of over 32 (16 runs) - Killers Cricket Club(225-3) RR 7.03
K. Nandin 4 (1b) , P. Ellis 67 (50b) , S. Maqsood 6-0-55-1

Just lost a batsman last over unforunately, Ellis is one of my best 2 batsman, the other went after making a half century, so Ellis needs to go on.
 
NZTailender

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Jakester1288 said:
Ah, so instead of them having the message that they are looking to start a country pub in Battrick, they remain in the system somewhere as a retired player? Or in your team?
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They remain in the system as a retired player, so you can still see their stats, and they're included in your teams statistics list for the seasons they played and for all time stats, but they're not apart of your squad of course.

I haven't had a player retire yet so I can't say *exactly* what happens, if you get a message or not, but I imagine you would.

Edit: this thread might help: http://www.fromthepavilion.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=11512&p=329081&hilit=retire*#p329081

Edit 2: turns out there is no mandatory retirement age
 
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NZTailender

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
What level for power do you think is god to stop training a player in altogether?

Considering it's faster in the mid-20s, I have a 25 year old who just popped to outstanding. I was going to shift back to his primaries for good but can't help but wonder if I should squeeze in one more power pop?

Eidt: is a medium pace all-rounder.
 
Scaly piscine

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I wouldn't have gone that high for a 25yo, unless they had seriously high primaries. You have to think of long term where it basically makes as much sense to train power in the late 20s as it does in the mid 20s.
 
NZTailender

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Scaly piscine said:
I wouldn't have gone that high for a 25yo, unless they had seriously high primaries. You have to think of long term where it basically makes as much sense to train power in the late 20s as it does in the mid 20s.
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True, true. Will just do bowling training from now on. Can be used as a benchmark to see how high others in my squad should go, perhaps.
 
Scaly piscine

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
My youth team for next season, current summaries (some are in rather nice form)

Code: 
                        Batting    Bowling    Keeping
Warden Scott     19 RFS average    reasonable
Thomas Duncan    18     average
John Dorey       19     reliable	
Wayne Kerr       19     capable
Coll Findlay     19     reasonable
Peter Cook       19     reasonable            capable
Finlay Marshall  18     average
Albert Muir      18 LFM ordinary   average
Henry Williamson 18 LF  ordinary   average
Malcolm McKenzie 19 RFS ordinary   reasonable
Brent Healy      19 RFM poor       capable
Think they'll crack whatever the best youth ratings Bob got.
 
NZTailender

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
So those are the ages they'll be next year and those are their current summaries?

I guess if you're in a higher league summaries would be a bit lower than those of us in the lower leagues?
 
Scaly piscine

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
NZTailender said:
So those are the ages they'll be next year and those are their current summaries?

I guess if you're in a higher league summaries would be a bit lower than those of us in the lower leagues?
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Yea those are the ages next season, summaries work the same for everyone.
 
Bobisback

Bobisback

International Regular
Scaly piscine said:
My youth team for next season, current summaries (some are in rather nice form)

Code: 
                        Batting    Bowling    Keeping
Warden Scott     19 RFS average    reasonable
Thomas Duncan    18     average
John Dorey       19     reliable	
Wayne Kerr       19     capable
Coll Findlay     19     reasonable
Peter Cook       19     reasonable            capable
Finlay Marshall  18     average
Albert Muir      18 LFM ordinary   average
Henry Williamson 18 LF  ordinary   average
Malcolm McKenzie 19 RFS ordinary   reasonable
Brent Healy      19 RFM poor       capable
Think they'll crack whatever the best youth ratings Bob got.
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I wont even have a youth team next season. There is a team that might beat me tomorrow, anyway. My youth team this season is pretty interesting:

Code: 
                        Batting      Bowling    Keeping  Talent
Upul Jindasa     18     Reliable                         Accumulator
Sepala Farook    19     Accomplished                     Opener
D. Jurangpathy   19     Accomplished	
A. Rathin        19     Accomplished
Thomas King      16     Reasonable              Average
B. Hurburgh      19 LFS Reasonable   Reliable            OBB
A. Kalansooriya  19     Reliable                         Finisher
F. Gupta         17 RF  Average      Reasonable
Eric McRae       19 RFS Ordinary     Reliable
A. Hussain       19 RFS Poor         Reliable            Arm Ball
D. Winding       17 RFM Poor         capable
Not the best ratings team, but still not bad for not investing billions into getting new players.
 
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