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When desi paaji will beat Sachinism in posting?  

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lol .... both have been at it since 2-3 yrs and are yet nowhere near baasu's 31K Intl runs ... tells you how friggin hard it must be to score actual runs. :P
:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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i would have reached both of them by middle of next year if i had continued at my previous pace... now i have slowed down considerably and am a normal 2~3 post per day poster now :--D

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Once upon a time, I had good velocity n momentum. Then Srt performed, Selfpwnage for me Lol, just kidding ! Hopefully will get to post more. Bhajji still throwin' darts right? :laugh: Good going pjilka n daisy.

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Well, hopefully we can see a couple more century partnerships between legend baasu and great vaal of india. Already I panic that there is no one 30% as good to take their places.

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i mostly check this site from my phone these days .... I dont think it matters who has the highest number of posts. One thing i must admit, i have made some friends here. Shane , gunnner , sunnyji, flamy to name a few and i talk to these guys often. Its a wonderful place to meet ppl n make friends but then u also come across ppl like h4te & fl4my.
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Desi has the better PPD (Posts per day)
A better measure would be PPT (post per thread) ala RPT.. :cantstop: On the similar lines, has anybody ever tried RPD (runs per day, with days being considered over entire duration of test career) to assess greatness of different batsmen? I think it could be very popular measure among certain sections of the society as Sachin doesn't do very well on that, primarily because he wasn't that prolific to start with and India didn't play many test in early 90's. RPD value for Sachin's test career is 1.90 while for Dravid is 2.36. These findings are inline with findings of some other experts on ICF who claim that Sachin owns all these records, just because duration for which he played cricket has been longer than other cricketers. Using this statistical mesure we can see, if Dravid had also played for 22 years, as Sachin did, then he would have scored atleast 20% more runs than Sachin did. In nutshell, Just like RPT, RPD also curtails unfair advantage that some players derive, while being judged on aggregational statistical measures like Total runs, total centuries etc, on the flimsy reason of having a longer cricketing career. I can even go on to say that RPD achieves above-stated objective in much better way than what RPT does. Only consolation for Sachin Fanatics could be that Bradman would rank much lower on RPD than Sachin :two_thumbs_up::two_thumbs_up:, thanks to that great man known as Hitler. I never knew that Hitler would determine that how a cricketer would be seen, generations later. Time permitting will try to write more on RPD. We can also explore other derived measures like RPM (Runs per minute) or RPS (Runs per Second) etc.
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:laugh: On Runs per minute, Dravid would be behind Sachin. IIRC he spends close to 4 minutes on the crease for every run he scores which is the second highest in International cricket
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:laugh: On Runs per minute' date=' Dravid would be behind Sachin. IIRC he spends close to 4 minutes on the crease for every run he scores which is the second highest in International cricket[/quote'] I think there is some misunderstanding on how to use thses new statistical parameters. RPD or RPM will into account all days/minutes spanning across the duration of entire cricketing career. So to calculate RPM for Dravid, you'll have to take all munites into account from 20 June 1996 till now, not only just the ones when he was on crease. I hope I made myself clear. :cantstop:
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Desi has the better PPD (Posts per day)
it was my copyright, I posted in some other thread :hitler:
Does it matter? congrats desi for nearing another milestone ;)
See, everybody chokes near a milestone.
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