CG Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 First Sa and now eng .Sa decison was baffling knowing pak can't chase and eng today why would not use zip under lights.
NareshK Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 They are both poor chasers. Let a good batting side chase and they would probably do it effectively. Of course, if you are going to concede 320+ it will always be tough, irrespective of the conditions. SL chased 310 odd against Eng and won. They were in the game till 43-44 overs against Aus. They lost because they conceded too many runs as they had a poor bowling attack.
CG Posted March 9, 2015 Author Posted March 9, 2015 They are both poor chasers. Let a good batting side chase and they would probably do it effectively. Of course, if you are going to concede 320+ it will always be tough, irrespective of the conditions. SL chased 310 odd against Eng and won. They were in the game till 43-44 overs against Aus. They lost because they conceded too many runs as they had a poor bowling attack. Sl chased i think in nz where shorter boundaries help but in aus under lights the ball does zip thorugh and day time is best for batting.
NareshK Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 Sl chased i think in nz where shorter boundaries help but in aus under lights the ball does zip thorugh and day time is best for batting. Good batting sides will see off the times when there is something for bowlers. They will overcome a few disadvantages. Pitches havent deteriorated badly even in second innings in most games, so the chasing side can still score the runs if they bat well enough.
CG Posted March 9, 2015 Author Posted March 9, 2015 Good batting sides will see off the times when there is something for bowlers. They will overcome a few disadvantages. Pitches havent deteriorated badly even in second innings in most games' date=' so the chasing side can still score the runs if they bat well enough.[/quote'] Nobody has been able to chase 280 odd in aus under lights in wc except against associate nations.
BlueBee Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 In NZ you can chase down big totals, the pitches are quite good and favoring both sides in this WC unlike the Aus pitches where the batting team is almost sure of a win if they put up 250+ on the board.
NareshK Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 Nobody has been able to chase 280 odd in aus under lights in wc except against associate nations. Now ODIs have fielding restrictions for last 15 overs. 300 is chaseable even in Australia. Of course, anything more than that will be tough. 300 in Aus is like 320 in other grounds because the grounds are bigger.
Sid Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 Agree.Chasing 300 under lights in Aus and even NZ will not happen.
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