T20 World Cup Game 44 Super Eight Australia v Bangladesh June 21 1000hrs @ Sir Vivian Richards Stadium Antigua

[yabsy]

It was out

It was just scrapping leg...There was enough doubt

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[NYRB]

I doubt we come back for more game time now. Already 2 rain delays.....this rain is alot heavier.

 

[LukeParkerno1]

Shoudn't have been given out.

We should be thankful the plod was batting like me

 

[yabsy]

I doubt we come back for more game time now. Already 2 rain delays.....this rain is alot heavier.

What's the cut off time?

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[NYRB]

I just checked the time in Antigua as well, its past midnight there. Hence, why people have probably left for home.

 

[NYRB]

What's the cut off time?

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Sporting News says this :

"In short, the match can be delayed by 1.5 hours due to rain before overs are reduced."

 

[NYRB]

OK maybe disregard the above post, that was an allowance for time for India v Pakistan.

 

[NYRB]

It must suck as a spectator at the ground , its past midnight and you dont know whether you should go home or stay at the ground for the finish of this game.

 

[yabsy]

OK maybe disregard the above post, that was an allowance for time for India v Pakistan.

They get special treatment lol

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[NYRB]

I mean given this game started at 8:30AM AWST /10:30AM AEST. Im of the belief no game should go over 3.5 hours , inclusive of rain.

If your approaching 4 hours- its a drag for viewers and spectators.

 

[NYRB]

From Cricinfo:

"12.12am We have begun to start losing overs. The cut-off time is 12.45am."

 

[yabsy]

It must suck as a spectator at the ground , its past midnight and you dont know whether you should go home or stay at the ground for the finish of this game.

Well, if you've travelled halfway across the world from Australia, I reckon they'd be getting their moneys worth & staying

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[yabsy]

From Cricinfo:

"12.12am We have begun to start losing overs. The cut-off time is 12.45am."

So total time for a match to be completed is 4 hours & 15 minutes

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[NYRB]

So total time for a match to be completed is 4 hours & 15 minutes

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Sounds like the plan.

 

[boncer34]

Na get it quick

NRR will be important

Only if you think we'll lose to Afghanistan or Bangladesh will beat India.

 

[Moonwatcher]

Need to start in 23 minutes

 

[Interloperer]

So total time for a match to be completed is 4 hours & 15 minutes

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Thats the time when the target drops below Australia's current score and they win. I think there's a 90 minute buffer in this tournament on top of the 3 hours per game.

 

[LukeParkerno1]

Only if you think we'll lose to Afghanistan or Bangladesh will beat India.

Weather may be a factor

 

[boncer34]

Weather may be a factor

Even if the game v India or Afghanistan is a wash out we'd still end up in front.

 

[tigland]

Rain has almost stopped according to Cricinfo

 

[NYRB]

Cricbuzz confirmed Australia has won.

 

[Gough]

Bangladeshi anthem bangs on a bit.

Per the Graund blog.

Showbizguru has been kind enough to do their own research, and now it might be over to fact-checkers to confirm or deny: “So I checked. Because no-one else appears to give a monkeys. But at 2:45 the Bangladesh national anthem is officially the longest in the world.”

 

[tigland]

from Cricinfo: 12.25am The covers are firmly in place. For those asking how NRR will be calculated in case of a rain-hit game, well NRR is a ratio of (runs scored/balls faced) and (runs conceded/balls bowled) so NRR doesn't get affected in any unusual way even if Bangladesh batted 20 overs and Australia, say, bat 11.2.

 

[Moonwatcher]

12.25am The covers are firmly in place. For those asking how NRR will be calculated in case of a rain-hit game, well NRR is a ratio of (runs scored/balls faced) and (runs conceded/balls bowled) so NRR doesn't get affected in any unusual way even if Bangladesh batted 20 overs and Australia, say, bat 11.2.

 

[Moonwatcher]

from Cricinfo: 12.25am The covers are firmly in place. For those asking how NRR will be calculated in case of a rain-hit game, well NRR is a ratio of (runs scored/balls faced) and (runs conceded/balls bowled) so NRR doesn't get affected in any unusual way even if Bangladesh batted 20 overs and Australia, say, bat 11.2.

I hope this is true