zen Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 Cricket cannot get any better for India. It been the best team for the most part of the last decade, thanks mainly to the rise of players like Charandas Swami. Charandas Swami made his debut in 2050 against China. Charan scored scored a total of 200 runs in 6 innings with one 50. Today, after 150 tests and 20 years of playing cricket, he averages a remarklable 40 with 25 hundreds. Cricket expert after much analysis generated graphics to show how former greats like Bradman, Sobers, Richards, Gavaskar, Tendulkar and Lara would have fared playing in 2050-2070 and they were found wanting. With higher fielding standards, advanced techonoly to design the balls that favor both batsmen and bowlers, sporting pitches and night cricket, along with additional demand on today's cricketers, it is no doubt that Charandas Swami would have outshone the former greats. Computer graphis stimulated how Charandas swami would have done in various periods, he managed to beat everyone. Ali Zukam has made the reputation of being the best bowler of all time. With the ball tempering made legal from year 2040 onwards, fast bowling has seen a tremendous rise in Pakistan. More and more youngsters in Pakistan are turning over to bowling as they can freely temper with the ball so much so that there is a steep decline in quality batsmen. A source in PCB said that many in Pakistan don't like batting as you can't do much with the ball when you are batting. China continues to improve in cricket. Boo Bang is the world's leading all-rounder. His acrobatics on field also makes him the best fielder. Chinese officials are trying to have a team with both men and women players playing. They feel the need for cricket to go unisex, especially with the 2072 Olympics having many unisex sports. Cricket has seen a major change over the years. Wooden bats are no longer used. A special alloy made of Trimutation Bizondine Nitate is used to make bats stronger and lighter. Captains are allowed to hold hand-held devices to strategies on batsman's dismissal. Synthetic surface replactes the pitches used in olden days. Technology has taken the umpiring burden over. Special lasors mark out the crease so no balls, wides and given automatically. Balls are calculated by the computer and overs called automatically. There is no need for players to appeal as if a batsman is out, he is given out automatically by the system. Cricket has come a long way from when the Bradmans, Richards and Tendulkars roamed the field. Many old timers feel that this is not cricket and the modern cricket needs to be given a new name. The debate still continiues to reverting back to the old system or having two parallel system. A recent opinion poll showed that most prefer the current version of cricket.
yoda Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 rett ( and all Bradman fanbois) have a problem moving on with the times :hehe: ... things almost always improve over time ... its called progress. "we are technologically more advanced than the caveman, Newton's achievements required more advanced skills than the guy who invented the wheel, things almost always improve with time" talk about stating the obvious :giggle: what seems to not be improving over time is the ability to appreciate different era and folks from different era and try to evaluate their performances in the context of the times they played in. :winky:
Pratters Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 Cricket cannot get any better for India. It been the best team for the most part of the last decade, thanks mainly to the rise of players like Charandas Swami. Charandas Swami made his debut in 2050 against China. Charan scored scored a total of 200 runs in 6 innings with one 50. Today, after 150 tests and 20 years of playing cricket, he averages a remarklable 40 with 25 hundreds. Cricket expert after much analysis generated graphics to show how former greats like Bradman, Sobers, Richards, Gavaskar, Tendulkar and Lara would have fared playing in 2050-2070 and they were found wanting. With higher fielding standards, advanced techonoly to design the balls that favor both batsmen and bowlers, sporting pitches and night cricket, along with additional demand on today's cricketers, it is no doubt that Charandas Swami would have outshone the former greats. Computer graphis stimulated how Charandas swami would have done in various periods, he managed to beat everyone. Ali Zukam has made the reputation of being the best bowler of all time. With the ball tempering made legal from year 2040 onwards, fast bowling has seen a tremendous rise in Pakistan. More and more youngsters in Pakistan are turning over to bowling as they can freely temper with the ball so much so that there is a steep decline in quality batsmen. A source in PCB said that many in Pakistan don't like batting as you can't do much with the ball when you are batting. China continues to improve in cricket. Boo Bang is the world's leading all-rounder. His acrobatics on field also makes him the best fielder. Chinese officials are trying to have a team with both men and women players playing. They feel the need for cricket to go unisex, especially with the 2072 Olympics having many unisex sports. Cricket has seen a major change over the years. Wooden bats are no longer used. A special alloy made of Trimutation Bizondine Nitate is used to make bats stronger and lighter. Captains are allowed to hold hand-held devices to strategies on batsman's dismissal. Synthetic surface replactes the pitches used in olden days. Technology has taken the umpiring burden over. Special lasors mark out the crease so no balls, wides and given automatically. Balls are calculated by the computer and overs called automatically. There is no need for players to appeal as if a batsman is out, he is given out automatically by the system. Cricket has come a long way from when the Bradmans, Richards and Tendulkars roamed the field. Many old timers feel that this is not cricket and the modern cricket needs to be given a new name. The debate still continiues to reverting back to the old system or having two parallel system. A recent opinion poll showed that most prefer the current version of cricket. :clap:
flamy Posted October 20, 2010 Posted October 20, 2010 I had a feeling what this was gonna be abt before i got in :D Although, I was expecting the legend to be Croatian :dontknow:
fineleg Posted October 20, 2010 Posted October 20, 2010 I think it is best to stop comparing DGB and SRT. Its NP-complete!
girishk14 Posted October 20, 2010 Posted October 20, 2010 Sanath Jayasuriya's ghost scores a 20 ball duck
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