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there is no way our NRR goes down with a win. give me a scenario with numbers.
Actually , you are right. Even the scrappiest/smallest margin of victory will ensure the NRR doesnt go down. As in , even if we score 25 runs in 20 overs , bowl out SA for 20 , our NRR stay above NZ. So yea , we are through ,if we win tomorrow.
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Then why was everyone concerned abt NRR during India-Eng match (even if Ind won). India beat Eng, then Ind MUST beat SA. If that is the equation then why even if Ind beat Eng, people were talking abt NRR over Eng?
that's because if we had won by 1 run against ENG, our NRR would be below NZ's and we would have to beat SAF by a decent margin to go over NZ's NRR.
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Then why was everyone concerned abt NRR during India-Eng match (even if Ind won). India beat Eng, then Ind MUST beat SA. If that is the equation then why even if Ind beat Eng, people were talking abt NRR over Eng?
Thats coz , if we had a narrow victory against Eng , our NRR will be below NZ's 0.05. So we have to compensate for that against the Saffies.
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If SA scores 60 in 20 overs and we score 61 in 20 overs. For = 398+61 = 459/60 = 7.65 Against = 390+60 = 450/60 = 7.5 NRR = 0.15 ...India still goes through because NZ's NRR is 0.05. What are you guys on about? If India wins even with the tinyest margin, the NRR can't go below 0.05. India will win this. Even if SA scores 240 and we score 241 in 20 overs (last ball), we will be through..Don't lose sleep over NRR, if India wins. We win we are in SF!!!!

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I cannot believe that failed to capitalize on sch a great opportunity to boost our NRR today. If we lose out on NRR tomorrow for some reason' date=' its going to be a bummer. :whatchutalkingabout[/quote'] we have already beaten the NRR issue to death. it won't matter. we will be above NZ's NRR even if Saffies are all out for 1 run and we take all 20 overs to score 2. a win is what matters.
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