Bonus Point System and Bye Weeks

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Whoa! Thats too harsh on batsmen for getting out on a duck, isn't it?
 

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Whoa! Thats too harsh on batsmen for getting out on a duck, isn't it?
You can always not play your star player if you don't want the risk, but in most cases the stats boost should balance things out.
 

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I'm kind of confused here - if a star player, who is a pure bowler gets out for a duck batting at 11 then why should he lose 2 rating points?
 

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PCPL3 was simmed using CS09, a T20 sim. We surely can't get 12.0 E/R in CricSim.

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One off instance maybe.
 

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PCPL3 was simmed using CS09, a T20 sim. We surely can't get 12.0 E/R in CricSim.
Okay, we'll sim the first round and judge from there if it is suitable. Likewise if the duck thing occurs too often I'll find another way of penalising - perhaps a slow run rate?
 

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Duck is alright, I think. It's random. E/R thing is also fine, should be 8 or 9 at max though.
 

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Ah I assumed you meant in their specialty. Once again star bowlers lose out as star batters won't bowl.
 

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You just fill me full of confidence.
Well the reasoning is that the star player is your huge signing, the points impact is part of that - your star player is the attention grabber, if they perform well they should bring the whole team up and gain lots of bonus points - but if they do badly they suffer equally.

It's a gamble you can take with your team selection - again, you don't have to play the star player.
 

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Unless it's a poor pitch,9 out of 10 times,you won't lose more than 6-7 wickets in a 35 over match,not with the usual ratings at least.
 

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