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May 27, 2020, 03:13:51 PM |
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I guess there is a mistake with the date given in Wikipedia.
Yeah, they messed up with the data, even though references are updated and showing correct schedule. My guess is someone mistakenly picked the 2018-2019 FTP data (1st reference) and forgot to update the logs. Rookie mistake.
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May 27, 2020, 03:18:37 PM |
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Currently no one is sure about this season and coming series but good thing is England cricketers on training and we can expect some late but cricket is coming I just search few sites and have latest update from this as most chances first test in coming in July https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/52704689
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May 27, 2020, 08:56:11 PM |
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Currently no one is sure about this season and coming series but good thing is England cricketers on training and we can expect some late but cricket is coming I just search few sites and have latest update from this as most chances first test in coming in July https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/52704689 Along with the English players the West Indies players started training and it is possible that the cricket board will green signal the tournament to carry on. Football started and it is fun to watch the matches after a long time and hopefully cricket will resume as well in the next couple of months and with both these teams started training it is highly likely we would see the series.
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https://twitter.com/cricbuzz/status/1265960631863087106Here we go.. AUS vs IND schedule is ready to roll including one D/N Test. Meanwhile Western Australia is really pissed off as they didn't get any test match to host in this test series, CA already set for everything anyway. Better than the Gabba in every way: WA fuming after India series snubhttps://twitter.com/FoxCricket/status/1265894167885955075Western Australian cricket chief Christina Matthews says it is “astounding” Perth has been snubbed for hosting one of Australia’s four Tests against India this summer, declaring Perth Stadium is superior to the Gabba in every facet. Cricket Australia will on Friday confirm dates for the marquee India tour, with the Gabba locked in to host the first Test on December 3 before a day-night clash in Adelaide and the traditional Boxing Day and New Year’s fixtures in Melbourne and Sydney.
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ene1980
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May 28, 2020, 10:24:47 PM |
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let’s hope that this tournament goes ahead as planned, but is there any clarification about spectators will they be allowed in the stands or no?. Furthermore it’s only a matter of few days now before the mind games begin between these two sides, and it’ll be pure entertainment for fans like us who’re sorely missing live cricket action. There is plenty of time for the series to commence and 5 months is plenty of time to open up everything, the situation is Australia is much better than the rest of the developed countries and hence they can afford to have audience by that time. I was missing sports for a long time but good to see other sports resuming and cricket is also planning to resume and i am expecting the England and West Indies series before this.
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May 29, 2020, 12:48:52 PM |
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@JSRAW let’s hope that this tournament goes ahead as planned, but is there any clarification about spectators will they be allowed in the stands or no?. Furthermore it’s only a matter of few days now before the mind games begin between these two sides, and it’ll be pure entertainment for fans like us who’re sorely missing live cricket action. ~Edited~ As @ene1980 pointed out that 5 months is long time so we can expect spectators in every venue, not sure about foreign visitors but locals for sure. Otherwise hate to say, it would be really bad situation if Boxing day test takes place in the empty stadium. Already witnessed glimpse of mind games couple of months back when Tim Paine was literally challenging Virat kohli to play D/N test in twitter. so yeah we can expect some.
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May 30, 2020, 07:01:14 AM |
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There is a gap between the T20I series and the test series, and I guess they have kept it so, to accommodate the T20 World Cup. So the BCCI is indirectly hinting that the T20 World Cup would go ahead as planned in November 2020 and the IPL 2020 would be postponed (or rather cancelled). It is not practical for the players (both Indian and Australian) to travel from Australia to India in mid-October (for the IPL) and then return again for the test series. So this fixture list answers a lot of our questions. All this said, I am disappointed that the Optus Stadium in Peth has been overlooked for hosting test matches. I would say that it is the best stadium in all of Australia where cricket matches can be hosted. Really disappointed.
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JohnBitCo
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May 30, 2020, 08:34:07 AM |
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@Vishnu.Reang I completely agree with your suggestions as this technique is very unhygienic, and further I’m also hoping that rest Asian countries too will ban the use of this technique in their local leagues. @7788bitcoin I doubt that they would have used saliva rather they would have preferred loosing the match, as personal hygiene is very important for them.
Cricket is a gentleman's game and unfair means must be banned. If saliva is allowed, then players may ask why sandpaper and Vaseline is not allowed. Now ICC can't specifically ban one of them and allow the other. Either both should be allowed, or all these substances must be banned. And I would prefer the latter. Let these bowlers learn how to swing the ball naturally. They can still make the ball wet from their sweat and rub it with their pants to shine one side of the ball and thus making the other side a bit rough suitable for reverse swing. The cricket is becoming a batsmen game and all the new rules makes things easy for the batsmen. I think bowlers should be given some room to show their strength too.
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May 30, 2020, 02:08:02 PM Last edit: May 30, 2020, 02:18:16 PM by JSRAW |
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~snip~ Aus vs India Schedule
There is a gap between the T20I series and the test series, and I guess they have kept it so, to accommodate the T20 World Cup. So the BCCI is indirectly hinting that the T20 World Cup would go ahead as planned in November 2020 and the IPL 2020 would be postponed (or rather cancelled). It is not practical for the players (both Indian and Australian) to travel from Australia to India in mid-October (for the IPL) and then return again for the test series. So this fixture list answers a lot of our questions. This T-20 fixture got me confused, if we go by this schedule then IPL is definitely postponed for next year unless BCCI planning some action in mid Aug to Sep End window. Australia got 1 month window for T-20 WC but can OZ players afford to play 4 months ( Oct-Nov-Dec-Jan) back 2 back series continuously? I doubt that. We have to wait for official statement from the decision committee, if they decide giving final verdict for WC on Jun 10th. No decision on T20 WC yet as confidentiality issues grip ICCFull summer fixtures released- Australia" 3 T-20 Match Series Against Zimbabwe ( Aug 9 - Aug 15 ) 3 T-20 Match Series Against Windies ( Oct 4 - Oct 9) 3 T-20 Match Series Against India ( Oct 11- Oct-17)
Oct 18- Nov 20 - Free slot
1 Test Match against Afghanistan ( Nov 21-25) 4 Test Match series Against India ( Dec 3 - Jan 7)
3 ODI series Against India ( Jan 12 - Jan 17) 3 ODI & 1 T20I Series against New Zealand ( Jan 26 - Feb 2)" I am disappointed that the Optus Stadium in Peth has been overlooked for hosting test matches.
I might add that now time has come Border-Gavaskar trophy deserves 5 Test Match series, not 4.
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akhjob
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May 30, 2020, 04:41:22 PM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
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May 30, 2020, 05:54:53 PM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period.
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May 30, 2020, 06:37:53 PM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period. Welcome to the bubble we are living, today there was a comedic representation by the Indian prime minister about the corona situation. Many feared that India will become a problem for the world when corona hits India. But today, you have transformed the way the world looks at us.The prime minister is not aware of the situation and the increasing number of patients and right now it is kind of hot bed for the past one week and if you are having leaders like these i would not be surprised if the IPL is conducted .
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May 30, 2020, 08:53:29 PM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period. Welcome to the bubble we are living, today there was a comedic representation by the Indian prime minister about the corona situation. Many feared that India will become a problem for the world when corona hits India. But today, you have transformed the way the world looks at us.The prime minister is not aware of the situation and the increasing number of patients and right now it is kind of hot bed for the past one week and if you are having leaders like these i would not be surprised if the IPL is conducted . You deserve few merits for your argument about this all situation but sadly I am empty right now India is ninth and going to touch seventh with third country with new cases and fourth country with deaths really matter of worry but no one thinking about this and still IPL is talk of town really strange situation if this will go like this then surely we will have IPL under current government in next few months.
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May 30, 2020, 10:51:30 PM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period. I totally agree with you, it just doesn't make sense considering that the cases world wide continue to grow and its getting bad in India where the cases have been growing daily. Most Governments thought that it would start to slow down by now but its not so I'm not sure what the ICC will do but the cases here in Australia continue to be under control for now.
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akhjob
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May 30, 2020, 11:02:17 PM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period. Regarding T20 world cup, discussions are ongoing to postpone it and these are the possible scenarios 1. Feb-March, 2021: The event could be held early next year but Cricket Australia is reportedly not too keen on the idea considering the Indian Premier League (IPL) will start right after. To have as many T20 matches for consecutive 3-4 months could lead to overkill. The dates also coincide with England's tour of England which is a big headache. 2. Postpone to 2022 and swap hosting rights: The idea of Cricket Australia hosting the 2021 edition of the T20 World Cup and India taking the rights for the 2022 edition has also surfaced but it has been reported that the BCCI is not too keen on the idea of this sort of a switch. 3. Australia to host 2022 T20 World Cup instead of 2020: Touted as the most feasible decision, this could see the 2020 edition being postponed by 2 years while Australia would retain the hosting rights.
This is being discussed in the T20 thread
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May 31, 2020, 04:58:21 AM Last edit: May 31, 2020, 05:08:58 AM by JSRAW |
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Welcome to the bubble we are living, today there was a comedic representation by the Indian prime minister about the corona situation. Many feared that India will become a problem for the world when corona hits India. But today, you have transformed the way the world looks at us.The prime minister is not aware of the situation and the increasing number of patients and right now it is kind of hot bed for the past one week and if you are having leaders like these i would not be surprised if the IPL is conducted . You might be referring to his open letter. I feel that you didn't understand this stunt and taking it wrong approach, its politically motivated and quite common for every gov as its related to his 1st year of second term and not specifically addressing Covid-19 per se. Its all about goody good stuff, Chest thumping with sliding bad things under the rug. i would suggest not to take this letter seriously as it has no significance whatsoever. Last time i looked up some statistics data analysis and watched few expert opinions on India about Covid-19 in Feb-March-April. Everyone was continuously predicting at least millions of deaths, with 10s of millions cases. All analysis were looking correct if we consider India's ridiculously poor health system and billions peoples, to be very blunt majority are not disciplined but despite all this where we stand now? less than 6k deaths so far, I would take this figure anytime on face value in World second most populace country where hygiene is alien to masses. its true that cases are increasing rapidly since the last week but we shouldn't forget that recovery rate is also improving in India and stands at around 47ish%. Now i feel like i am derailing the thread so restricting myself right here otherwise its going to be very long post.
Edit Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period.
ICC doesn't have any say in any bilateral series. WT-20 original schedule was OCT-NOV, seems they are missing this due to pandemic. India and Australia following their normal schedule, it was decided by the all the interested parties in mutual contract before the World Test Championship, so every one is following protocol and there is no conspiracy here.
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pakhitheboss
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May 31, 2020, 05:05:37 AM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period. I totally agree with you, it just doesn't make sense considering that the cases world wide continue to grow and its getting bad in India where the cases have been growing daily. Most Governments thought that it would start to slow down by now but its not so I'm not sure what the ICC will do but the cases here in Australia continue to be under control for now. You cannot guarantee that it will remain the same in Australia for ever. All countries that confirmed that they have controlled the virus are now facing a fresh new wave of this virus. This means you have to live with it and it is not possible to stop it without a proper vaccine. That is why India is slowly removing lockdown in a phased manner as it is evident globally this virus is here to stay for a long time. I understand it is very risky to organise sporting events in India at the moment but with proper measures it can be done.
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pakhitheboss
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May 31, 2020, 05:18:25 AM |
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^Yeah this schedule is really confusing. Looking at the schedule, all the previous assumptions about IPL seems to be wrong. If BCCI is planning to host IPL in Mid Aug to Sep, I don't think it would go well as planned considering the current scenario in India.
I find everything strange here. IPL can't be held in just 3 months from now when the covid 19 situation is still unclear. Also ICC should have focused on T20 world cup, instead they are more willing to have India Australia series in that time period. I totally agree with you, it just doesn't make sense considering that the cases world wide continue to grow and its getting bad in India where the cases have been growing daily. Most Governments thought that it would start to slow down by now but its not so I'm not sure what the ICC will do but the cases here in Australia continue to be under control for now. You cannot guarantee that it will remain the same in Australia for ever. All countries that confirmed that they have controlled the virus are now facing a fresh new wave of this virus. This means you have to live with it and it is not possible to stop it without a proper vaccine. That is why India is slowly removing lockdown in a phased manner as it is evident globally this virus is here to stay for a long time. I understand it is very risky to organise sporting events in India at the moment but with proper measures it can be done. I think it would not happen because some of the institution has said that in some countries in June - July the cases would grow rapidly and need to figure out the role of monsoon. How does it play out and does it make any difference because in many countries during monsoon there are infrastructure problems, water logging etc and thus social distance would not be able to maintain it. There would be many other problems arising during this time and things may not be right till we may have vaccine for it. Yes, the only answer to this virus is a vaccine, we all know that but you cannot sit in your house for the next 1 or 2 years waiting for it. People have to start living with it those who are following the set of rules will survive but those who are not will perish or suffer. Economy situation is getting worst day by day, countries like India need economic booster like IPL and other events.
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JohnBitCo
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May 31, 2020, 06:31:28 AM |
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Yes, the only answer to this virus is a vaccine, we all know that but you cannot sit in your house for the next 1 or 2 years waiting for it. People have to start living with it those who are following the set of rules will survive but those who are not will perish or suffer.
Economy situation is getting worst day by day, countries like India need economic booster like IPL and other events.
To boost the economic situation government needs to run the industry and give jobs to the people. That is more important at this stage. Hosting a sporting event like IPL will only give revenue to few players, marketing agencies and the government. The common man will have to pay from his pocket to watch the match live in stadium.
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