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| Chaminda Vaas - 1473.36 |
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1 | 4.17% |
| Adam Gilchrist - 1459.11 |
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2 | 8.33% |
| Glenn McGrath - 1310.93 |
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1 | 4.17% |
| Sachin Tendulkar - 1203.80 |
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12 | 50.00% |
| Andy Bichel - 1097.99 |
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2 | 8.33% |
| Brett Lee - 1077.30 |
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0 | 0% |
| John Davison - 1054.51 |
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2 | 8.33% |
| Muttiah Muralitharan - 1012.05 |
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1 | 4.17% |
| Ricky Ponting - 957.35 |
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1 | 4.17% |
| Shane Bond - 954.30 |
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2 | 8.33% |
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Player of the Tournament poll
Using the Fantasy Cricket Points workings, I've taken the top 10 scorers, and listed them for people to place their vote:
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Do fantasy points take into account the inspiration and the heart that a certain player's performance gives the rest of the team? :P
If not, then that's why Tendulkar's not first :duh: :P Personally, I think, if anybody changed their team's fate during this world cup, it's Tendulkar.
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The player of the Tournament is Bichel in my opinion...Tendulkar did his usual trick of failing in a final...
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[begin krkode's opinion] I won't say your wrong, but personally, I felt Bichel didn't do anything great in the final either. AND his performances weren't nearly as inspirational or important to the team as Tendulkar's were. [/end my own opinion] |
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Bichel just did everything that was needed and more. You can't ask for more than that. |
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Well, there's India v Australia Sharjah final where he scored 137 when India chased down 271.
hmm...ok, I concede. I'm sure there are more successes though. Maybe he specializes in getting us there, more than getting us through. |
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Adam Gilchrist - 1459.11
Ricky Ponting - 957.35 Can you explain what happened here???? - They scored within about 10 runs of each other; R.Ponting being the slight leader. - R.Ponting had 2 100's to Gilchrist's 0 - R.Ponting had 1 50 as well and Gilchrist had 4 - The overall S/R were within about 18 of each other, I think Gilchrist was 105 and R.Ponting was about 88 - R.Ponting took 11 catches to Gilchrist's 21 - R.Ponting had 2 Not Out's to Gilchrist's none YET Gilchrist has a lead of over 500 points on R.Ponting, where excatly did he gain such a massive advantage? Iam not complaining as I have 8 out of 10 of those leaders in my side
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Strike rate made a big difference.
Also, the comp was split into group and Finals. In the Groups, Ponting had a S/R of 73.37, equating to a factoring of 0.91712, wheras Gilchrist had S/R of 1.14497. In the Finals, Ponting had 97.22, a factor of 1.430556, but Gilchrist hit 120.09, earning him the highest possible factoring of 2! So in both phases, Gilchrist got a much higher factor, plus of course 10 extra catches at 25 each, although his 18 byes lost him 36 of those! |
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I think I speak for ducks everywhere when I say that Vasbert Drakes should be on the ballot!
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So Gilchrist had an advantage in that, but in a way Ponting had an advantage in that he only had his batting to concentrate on! As it stands, solely on batting points, Gilchrist beat Ponting fairly handsomely anyway. |
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