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Wickets then runs or runs then wickets - which is correct?


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Wickets then runs or runs then wickets - which is correct?  

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Alright, let's settle this. When I watch matches that are being broadcact from overseas the score is generally runs then wickets, however matches broadcast from Australia are wickets then runs. What do you reckon? Surely it is wickets then runs right? You would refer to someone's best bowling as wickets followed by runs (eg. 8/24), so why not do the same for the scoreboard?

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Aus Channel 9 telecasts Wickets then runs ,and I for one got confused many a times that there is a wicket fall when the score reads 0/1. Runs and then wickets is so much more cool :beee:

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Well in cricket the team which has scored more number of runs wins, rather than the team who has taken more wickets.So obviously the first preference has to be given to the runs scored, SO.... runs should come first and then the wickets taken. For a bowler his major job in the game is to take wickets, so obviously his wickets come first and then the runs given

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Surely it is wickets then runs right? You would refer to someone's best bowling as wickets followed by runs (eg. 8/24), so why not do the same for the scoreboard?
because we are talking about a team's batting effort. besides its always ___runs for the loss of ___wickets
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Well in cricket the team which has scored more number of runs wins, rather than the team who has taken more wickets.So obviously the first preference has to be given to the runs scored, SO.... runs should come first and then the wickets taken. For a bowler his major job in the game is to take wickets, so obviously his wickets come first and then the runs given
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Typical Indians.. putting all the emphasis on batting
You cant blame them. They never had a world class fast bowler who averaged in 20s and could bowl 90+ consistently.

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