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[Yash.]

Yash.'s Profile

PC First Class World Series Season 1 ----------@Deadpool. (Auckland Wolves)
Emirates Cricket League Season 1 ----------@The Deadman (Khaimah Kings)
The No Cricketers ODI League - ---------@Aislabie (Aislabie XI )
The Test Triangle IP50 - --------@Aislabie (Leinster Lightning)

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[Dipak]

Global Premier League X - Cricket Leagues on PlanetCricket Forums (9 seasons)

Winning managers:
Haarithan x2 (S1,S7)
CG123 x2 (S6,S9)
Iridium (S4)
riz7khan12 (S8)
Sartaj (S5)
harrisb (S3)
Varun (S2)

Oceania Premier League Season III | It's here! - Cricket Leagues on PlanetCricket Forums (2 seasons)

Winning managers
harrisb (S1)
CG123 (S2)

LVCC | Grand Finale | Day Five | Our Champions! - Cricket Leagues on PlanetCricket Forums

Winning manager Varun (S1)

I also managed the Champions League twice, but forgot who all won xD

 

[RUDI]

Alright, this thread now not only contain Team manger statistics but also contain our League managers profiles. Profiles are linked on the opening post, this posts now belongs to you.Please feel free to edit at your convenience. I'll update the Team Managers accordingly (once we have more extended League Manager Profiles)

Thanks for all your assistance!

 

[Aislabie]

Here is every champion from every completed season of every league I've ever run on here:

Bermudian Premier League
Season I - Devonshire Destroyers - @VC the slogger

Cricket Dynasty
(Side note: @VC the slogger and I really created something amazing there)
Knockout Cup - India - @NaviN GandhI
FTP Season I (Tests) - Estonia - @HawkAussie
FTP Season I (ODIs) - India - @NaviN GandhI

Mandela Trophy
Season I - Zimbabwe - @X Factor and @The Deadman

Carib Shield
Season I - Jamaica - @Samuels

Franziskaner European Cricket League
Season I - Leeds Vikings - @Asham

World Championship of Cricket
1900 - Surrey CCC - @Asham and @joejoe018
1901 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1902 - Yorkshire CCC - @Asham and @joejoe018
1903 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1904 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1905 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1906 - New South Wales - @themusketeer
1907 - Kent CCC - @Iridium
1908 - New South Wales - @themusketeer
1909 - Yorkshire CCC - @Iridium
1910 - New South Wales - @themusketeer
1911 - Kent CCC - @Iridium

Inter-Continental Challenge Cup
Season I - Europe - @VC the slogger

Border Gavaskar Trophy
Test Series - Australia - @VC the slogger
Domestic Series - East Coast - @Aggz

KFC SANZAC Championship
Season I - Australia - @VC the slogger

Allianz European Championship
Season I - Italy - @VC the slogger

Nagico Americas Championship
Season I - Trinidad & Tobago - @Samuels

ICC Outreach Program
Season I - Leinster Lightning - @Aggz and @VC the slogger
Season II - Prairie Fire - @The Deadman

World Test Championship
Season I - South Africa - @Akul

Associate Premier League
Season I - Nairobi Nomads - @Ahmad Shah
Season II - Nairobi Nomads - @Ahmad Shah
Season III - Dubai Dominators - @El Loco
Season IV - Toronto Raptors - @The Deadman
Season V - Amsterdam Pirates - @Dipak
Season VI - Glasgow CC - @VC the slogger

RBS Scottish Cup
Season I - Highland Barbarians - @Ahmad Shah

Canadian Premier League
Season I - Toronto Raptors - @Near
Season II - Ottawa Fat Cats - @Ahmad Shah

 

[Till Valhalla]

Here is every champion from every completed season of every league I've ever run on here:

Bermudian Premier League
Season I - Devonshire Destroyers - @VC the slogger

Cricket Dynasty
(Side note: @VC the slogger and I really created something amazing there)
Knockout Cup - India - @NaviN GandhI
FTP Season I (Tests) - Estonia - @HawkAussie
FTP Season I (ODIs) - India - @NaviN GandhI

Mandela Trophy
Season I - Zimbabwe - @X Factor and @The Deadman

Carib Shield
Season I - Jamaica - @Samuels

Franziskaner European Cricket League
Season I - Leeds Vikings - @Asham

World Championship of Cricket
1900 - Surrey CCC - @Asham and @joejoe018
1901 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1902 - Yorkshire CCC - @Asham and @joejoe018
1903 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1904 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1905 - New South Wales - @HawkAussie and @themusketeer
1906 - New South Wales - @themusketeer
1907 - Kent CCC - @Iridium
1908 - New South Wales - @themusketeer
1909 - Yorkshire CCC - @Iridium
1910 - New South Wales - @themusketeer
1911 - Kent CCC - @Iridium

Inter-Continental Challenge Cup
Season I - Europe - @VC the slogger

Border Gavaskar Trophy
Test Series - Australia - @VC the slogger
Domestic Series - East Coast - @Aggz

KFC SANZAC Championship
Season I - Australia - @VC the slogger

Allianz European Championship
Season I - Italy - @VC the slogger

Nagico Americas Championship
Season I - Trinidad & Tobago - @Samuels

ICC Outreach Program
Season I - Leinster Lightning - @Aggz and @VC the slogger
Season II - Prairie Fire - @The Deadman

World Test Championship
Season I - South Africa - @Akul

Associate Premier League
Season I - Nairobi Nomads - @Ahmad Shah
Season II - Nairobi Nomads - @Ahmad Shah
Season III - Dubai Dominators - @El Loco
Season IV - Toronto Raptors - @The Deadman
Season V - Amsterdam Pirates - @Dipak
Season VI - Glasgow CC - @VC the slogger

RBS Scottish Cup
Season I - Highland Barbarians - @Ahmad Shah

Canadian Premier League
Season I - Toronto Raptors - @Near
Season II - Ottawa Fat Cats - @Ahmad Shah

Post #3 of this thread has been allotted to you can put it up there.
That New South Wales.
Did I even come second in any of this??

 

[RUDI]

WOW @Aislabie , that must have brought back some amazing memories Thanks for sharing

 

[Till Valhalla]

Here is every champion from every completed season of every league I've ever run on here:

Post #3 of this thread has been allotted to you can put it up there.

Scratch That.

 

[thetruespiderman493]

Thetruespiderman493's Profile Page


Matches Posted - ICC Quadrangular Series|WE HAVE A WINNER ! | Page 8 - Cricket Leagues on PlanetCricket Forums

 

[VC the slogger]

Alright, this thread now not only contain Team manger statistics but also contain our League managers profiles. Profiles are linked on the opening post, this posts now belongs to you.Please feel free to edit at your convenience. I'll update the Team Managers accordingly (once we have more extended League Manager Profiles)

Thanks for all your assistance!

You want a profile? Okay, but remember you asked for it!

 

[X Factor]

glad to manage a team here

 

[Dipak]

One upon a time, I had the ran the most league seasons in PC. The Author now has run almost triple as many seasons as me :P

30 seasons! What a tally. Take a bow!

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Here's mine.

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Your post.

I think You missed CL IX.

 

[AliB]

AliB's Profile

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Don Bradman Cricket Championship by @AliB - Winner | @PresidentEvil / @ImNeer
Kiwi T20 Elite League by @AliB - Winner | @T.A.Sa_biTT / @greymatter776
Intercontinental Cup by @AliB - Winner | @Pinch hitter / @Rabbit Hood / @Sami Kumar / @SinghB / @Samuels / @zwarrior
The Tendulkar Trophy by @AliB - Winner | @Sami Kumar / @zwarrior
PlanetCricket Test Championship by @AliB - Winner | @Aislabie / @Na Maloom Afraad / @Baahubali
ICC Champions Trophy 2017 by @AliB - Winner | @RUDOLPH / @Bilal48

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Updated.

 

[VC the slogger]

Go nuts.

VC the slogger (formerly known as Varun978)


What good is a profile without a bloody profile picture? Also, I like this one very much.

Basic info

Age: 21
Current occupation: Business (self-employed)
League managing debut: April 29, 2012
First completed league/season: Legends At Battle I
Longest running league: Legends At Battle (8 seasons completed, 9th season running currently)
Leagues managed: 19
Seasons completed: 42
Leagues abandoned: 1
Seasons abandoned: 2
League completion %: 94.44
Season completion %: 95.45
Prefered formats: ODI/Test/List-A/First-class
Matches posted overall: 1267 (not counting warm-ups and other inconsequential matches)
Favorite league: @Aislabie's WC 32 series (Nagico Americas Championship, Allianz European Championship & KFC SANZAC Championship)
Favorite league (self): Cricket at the Olympics (1896-1928)
Favorite team managers: @Aislabie, @CerealKiller & @Fenil
Favorite league managers: @Aislabie (enough said), @CaptainCremer (one of the very best ever) & @Na Maloom Afraad (I won a CL under him, that too with a Canadian team )​

Archives of every league completed (sorted in order of start date):​

1. Legends At Battle (April 2012-present; 8 seasons complete) - This was the league that started it all - my first ever on this site and my longest running till date. Originally planned to put an end to it following the conclusion of 5 seasons, but I've found one excuse after another to keep it going. And here we are currently in it's 9th season.​

Legends At Battle Season I

Start date: May 1, 2012
Finish date: May 24, 2012
Team count: 8
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner:

Pakistan (@Fenil & @El Loco)
Runners-up:

West Indies (@SinghB)
3rd place:

England (@sos)
Most runs:

Len Hutton (1358 runs at 97.00 from 8 matches)
Most wickets:

Wasim Akram (40 wickets at 26.60 from 9 matches)

Legends At Battle Season II

Start date: May 29, 2012
Finish date: July 21, 2012
Team count: 9
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner:

South Africa (@Dipak)
Runners-up:

West Indies (@User2010)
3rd place:

India (@niru1988)
Most runs:

George Headley (1271 runs at 105.92 from 8 matches)
Most wickets:

Shaun Pollock (49 wickets at 24.59 from 11 matches)

Legends At Battle III

Start date: July 27, 2012
Finish date: September 20, 2012
Team count: 10
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner:

England (@sos)
Runners-up:

Australia (@Fenil)
3rd place:

South Africa (@Dipak)
Most runs:

Don Bradman (1473 runs at 73.65 from 11 matches)
Most wickets:

Bill O'Reilly (46 wickets at 25.35 from 11 matches)

Legends At Battle IV

Start date: October 17, 2012
Finish date: May 7, 2013
Team count: 10
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner: Barracudas (@BlitzBerg)
Runners-up: ICC Wisden XI (@Fenil & @User2010)
3rd place: Gunners XI (@Anish.)
Most runs:

Don Bradman (1523 runs at 76.15 from 12 matches)
Most wickets:

Fred Spofforth (44 wickets at 25.66 from 10 matches)

Legends At Battle V

Start date: September 27, 2014
Finish date: November 24, 2014
Team count: 12
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner:

Australia B (@Fenil)
Runners-up:

West Indies A (@Samuels)
3rd place:

South Africa A (@User2010)
Most runs:

Don Bradman (894 runs at 74.50 from 7 matches)
Most wickets:

Bill Johnston (39 wickets at 25.08 from 7 matches)

Legends At Battle VI

Start date: May 3, 2015
Finish date: July 14, 2015
Team count: 8
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner:

West Indies (@Aislabie)
Runners-up:

Australia (@PCA)
3rd place:

England (@themusketeer)
Most runs:

Don Bradman (809 runs at 80.90 from 6 matches)
Most wickets:

Sydney Barnes (49 wickets at 20.59 from 9 matches)

Legends At Battle VII

Start date: December 3, 2015
Finish date: January 26, 2016
Team count: 6
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner: North America (@PCA)
Runners-up: Asia (@User2010)
3rd place: Europe (@themusketeer)
Most runs:

Rahul Dravid (712 runs at 79.11 from 6 matches)
Most wickets:

Richard Hadlee (36 wickets at 18.03 from 5 matches)

Legends At Battle VIII

Start date: May 15, 2017
Finish date: June 13, 2017
Team count: 6
Format: Test/First-class (5-day matches; Timeless final)
Winner: Professional XI (@CerealKiller & @PresidentEvil)
Runners-up: Post-war XI (@Yash.)
3rd place: Interwar XI (@Naman Thakur)
Most runs:

Everton Weekes (735 runs at 66.82 from 6 matches)
Most wickets:

Glenn McGrath (32 wickets at 24.91 from 6 matches)​

2. Red Bull Premier League (one-off; August 2012-October 2012) - Following my success with the first few seasons of LAB, I managed to attract some of the then big name managers for this league. It proved to be a good learning curve for me as I was still a rookie when it came to rating players on cricsim and struggled to get accurate results. I had planned to run this on a yearly basis like the MCL, but it never really panned out due to life and other commitments. I now use it's thread to store up any league ideas I might think of, along with player lists, testing out stats bundles etc.​

Start date: August 16, 2012
Finish date: October 20, 2012
Team count: 8
Format: List-A (40 overs per side)
Winner: Denture Goblins (@Prats & @Ahmad Shah)
Runners-up: Prowling Predators (@Fenil, @Dipak & @User2010)
3rd place: Kamikazes (@Zhuorb & @Anish.)
Most runs:

Sachin Tendulkar (549 runs at 61.00 from 10 matches)
Most wickets:

Waqar Younis (21 wickets at 18.52 from 10 matches)​

3. Europa Cup (October 2012-March 2017; 4 seasons complete) - This was really Aislabie's idea, but he didn't quite have time on his hands to pull of something of this magnitude. I really enjoyed running the first season and learnt a great deal about associate cricket from managing this league. It had kinda hit a dead end after the conclusion of Season III, following which it took me more than 2 years to bring it back into action once again.​

Europa Cup I

Start date: November 12, 2012
Finish date: January 26, 2013
Team count: 10
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

Edinburgh Bulls (@Prats)
Runners-up:

Clontarf Firebirds (@sos & @Andrin Issac)
3rd place:

Malahide Mavericks (@User2010 & @Anish.)
Most runs:

Cameron White (456 runs at 50.67 from 9 matches)
Most wickets:

Pieter Seelaar (15 wickets at 20.33 from 8 matches)

Europa Cup II

Start date: September 10, 2013
Finish date: November 4, 2013
Team count: 7
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

Clontarf Firebirds (@Simon)
Runners-up:

Stormont Shamrocks (@Aislabie)
3rd place:

Malahide Mavericks (@Sulaiman7)
Most runs:

Ed Joyce (469 runs at 52.11 from 9 matches)
Most wickets:

Shannon Gabriel (20 wickets at 16.35 from 9 matches)

Europa Cup III

Start date: April 18, 2014
Finish date: June 26, 2014
Team count: 8
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

Highland Barbarians (@Aggz)
Runners-up:

Malahide Mavericks (@Sulaiman7)
3rd place:

Clontarf Firebirds (@Simon)
Most runs:

Kyle Coetzer (552 runs at 69.00 from 10 matches)
Most wickets:

Graeme Swann (18 wickets at 19.83 from 9 matches)

Europa Cup IV

Start date: October 21, 2016
Finish date: March 2, 2017
Team count: 16
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

Hague Harriers (@Aislabie)
Runners-up:

Edinburgh Bulls (@The Deadman)
3rd place:

Cardiff Dragons (@ABDULLAH & @Pinch hitter)
Most runs:

Kevin Pietersen (312 runs at 52.00 from 6 matches)
Most wickets:

Mitchell Johnson (16 wickets at 17.81 from 6 matches)
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4. Elite League: Australia (February 2013-September 2016; 5 seasons complete*) - This league was originally started by @Aislabie, who wanted to run a season of it and then hand it over to an up and coming league manager. It was handed over to Prithvi originally (who never found time to run it), and then to me. I've been running it ever since and have seen some of the strongest teams in the Champions League (and the leagues section in general) emerge from this league such as West Coast Fever, who won the first two seasons largely unchallenged, completed a CL victory and later were crowned the Champion of Champions.​

*The first season was managed by @Aislabie (July 2012-September 2012)​

Elite League: Australia II

Start date: February 14, 2013
Finish date: May 23, 2013
Team count: 5
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner: West Coast Fever (@Fenil)
Runners-up: Adelaide Crows (@Aislabie)
3rd place: Melbourne Storm (@Sulaiman7 & @Jack Ryder)
Most runs:

Chris Gayle (523 runs at 58.11 from 9 matches)
Most wickets:

Dale Steyn (19 wickets at 19.53 from 8 matches)

Elite League: Australia III

Start date: July 9, 2013
Finish date: September 16, 2013
Team count: 5
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner: Sydney Roosters (@The Deadman & @Andrin Issac)
Runners-up: Queensland Firebirds (@Simon)
3rd place: Adelaide Crows (@Aislabie)
Most runs:

Michael Clarke (490 runs at 70.00 from 9 matches)
Most wickets:

Mitchell Johnson (17 wickets at 21.47 from 9 matches)

Elite League: Australia IV

Start date: June 24, 2014
Finish date: November 5, 2014
Team count: 5
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner: Queensland Firebirds (@Simon)
Runners-up: West Coast Fever (@Aggz)
3rd place: Adelaide Crows (@Aislabie & @Prithvi)
Most runs:

Virat Kohli (447 runs at 55.88 from 8 matches)
Most wickets:

Dale Steyn (16 wickets at 21.50 from 8 matches)

Elite League: Australia V

Start date: November 11, 2014
Finish date: August 31, 2015
Team count: 6
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner: Hobart Tigers (@PCA & @themusketeer)
Runners-up: Queensland Firebirds (@Simon)
3rd place: Melbourne Storm (@Sulaiman7 & @Jack Ryder)
Most runs:

David Warner (290 run at 58.00 from 5 matches)
Most wickets:

Mitchell Johnson (13 wickets at 23.00 from 6 matches)

Elite League: Australia VI

Start date: January 31, 2016
Finish date: August 14, 2016
Team count: 6
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner: Sydney Roosters (@The Deadman & @Sami Kumar)
Runners-up: Queensland Firebirds (@Simon & @Guesty98)
3rd place: West Coast Fever (@Na Maloom Afraad, @Rabbit Hood & @Aravind.)
Most runs:

Rohit Sharma (673 runs at 67.30 from 11 matches)
Most wickets:

Mitchell Johnson (22 wickets at 22.27 from 10 matches)​

5. ICC Champions Trophy 2013 (June 2013-July 2013; one-off) - Probably my fastest 'proper' league till date (it took me only a month to finish . It was fun while it lasted.​

Start date: June 1, 2013
Finish date: July 1, 2013
Team count: 8
Format: One Day International (ODI; 50 overs per side)
Winner:

New Zealand (@Sartaj)
Runners-up:

England (@Aggz)
3rd place:

Pakistan (@Warner Watson)
Most runs:

Mahela Jayawardene (271 runs at 90.33 from 3 matches)
Most wickets:

Tim Southee (12 wickets at 20.00 from 5 matches)​

6. Cricket World Cup Rewind (October 2013-December 2013; one-off) - One of my more creative league ideas. I had been wanting to run a league featuring World Cup oldies for quite some time.​

Start date: October 12, 2013
Finish date: December 9, 2013
Team count: 9
Format: One Day International (ODI; 50 overs per side)
Winner:

West Indies (@Samuels)
Runners-up:

Australia (@ImNeer)
3rd place:

South Africa (@Aggz)
Most runs:

Ricky Ponting (485 runs at 44.09 from 11 matches)
Most wickets:

Joel Garner (23 wickets at 16.48 from 10 matches)​

7. PlanetCricket Ashes 2013/14 (November 2013-April 2014; one off) - This was started as a spur of the moment sort of thing, when I switched on the TV in the early morning to catch some of the action and noticed nobody else had started one. It turned out to be my most active league thread till date. Some of the banter between PC members was quite brilliant.​

Start date: November 21, 2013
Finish date: April 15, 2014
Format: Test & ODI
Winner:

Australia (captained by @Samuels; Tests 3-2);

England (captained by @Dipak; ODIs 3-2)
Most runs:

Umair Nazim/@The Deadman (594 runs at 59.40 from 5 Tests);

Shubham Om Sinha/@sos (318 runs at 79.50 from 5 ODIs)
Most wickets:

Benjamin Phillip/@CaptainCremer (30 wickets at 23.20 from 5 Tests);

Vaibhav Tewatia/@vaibhav (10 wickets at 24.00 from 5 ODIs)​

8. Champions League (January 2014-November 2016; 3 seasons completed) - I've run three fairly okayish seasons of this great league. To be completely honest, I've never really enjoyed running it as much as I thought I would have. More of a necessary evil of sorts.​

Champions League XIII

Start date: January 28, 2014
Finish date: April 23, 2014
Team count: 9
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

Jamaica Bandits (@Samuels & @Sulaiman7)
Runners-up:

Hampshire Heat (@SinghB)
3rd place:

Sydney Roosters (@The Deadman & @Andrin Issac)
Most runs:

Virat Kohli (579 runs at 64.33 from 9 matches)
Most wickets:

Lasith Malinga (20 wickets at 24.65 from 11 matches)

Champions League XV

Start date: October 20, 2015
Finish date: November 30, 2015
Team count: 8
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

Hobart Tigers (@PCA & @themusketeer)
Runners-up:

Rest of Pakistan Rams (@Aravind. & @Baahubali)
3rd place:

Jamaica Bandits (@Sami Kumar & @Na Maloom Afraad)
Most runs:

Virat Kohli (403 runs at 67.17 from 6 matches)
Most wickets:

Gurinder Sandhu (14 wickets at 21.21 from 6 matches)

PC Champion of Champions

Start date: June 18, 2016
Finish date: October 28, 2016
Team count: 12
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

West Coast Fever (@Fenil & @RPHKR)
Runners-up:

Durban Bulldogs (@Aravind., @Na Maloom Afraad & @-D-S-B-)
3rd place:

Basnahira Bears (@Fenil & @Jack Ryder)
Most runs:

Alastair Cook (409 runs at 68.17 from 7 matches)
Most wickets:

Vernon Philander (15 wickets at 20.87 from 7 matches)
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9. Cricket at the 2014 Commonwealth Games (July 2014-October 2014; one-off) - Perhaps my best league featuring nations competing in an international sporting event. Finished it off with a huge stats bundle (it was huge by my standards at the time), but was quite annoyed by certain members towards the end of it.​

Start date: July 24, 2014
Finish date: October 11, 2014
Team count: 20
Format: Unofficial ODI (40 overs per side)
Gold:

Australia (@ImNeer)
Silver:

Pakistan (@Na Maloom Afraad)
Bronze:

England (@Samuels)
Most runs:

Ahmed Shehzad (346 runs at 57.67 from 7 matches)
Most wickets:

Josh Hazlewood (15 wickets at 19.67 from 7 matches)​

10. 2015 Cricket World Cup (November 2014-March 2015; one-off) - A league that was supposed to be the crowning jewel of my managerial career ended in nothing but disappointment and tears. I lost my dad towards the finishing stages and underwent perhaps the toughest phase of my life. It took me nearly everything just to come back and finish this league about a week or two after the unfortunate event.​

Start date: November 28, 2014
Finish date: March 7, 2015
Team count: 24
Format: One Day International (ODI; 50 overs per side)
Winner:

South Africa (@themusketeer)
Runners-up:

Australia (@The Deadman & @Aggz)
3rd place:

New Zealand (@Fenil & @Aravind.)
Most runs:

AB de Villiers (500 runs at 250.00 from 9 matches)
Most wickets:

Mitchell Starc (21 wickets at 16.95 from 9 matches)​

11. Cricket at the Olympics (January 2015-December 2016; 8 seasons completed) - This league sorta helped me regain my league managing mojo following the loss of my father. It has since become my most favorite league to run and I've put more effort into running it than any other league of mine. It's currently on hold, but I do definitely plan on getting back to it when life allows.​

Cricket at the 1896 Olympics (Athens)

Start date: January 31, 2015
Finish date: February 8, 2015
Team count: 4
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

United States of America (@Aislabie)
Silver:

Great Britain (@Sami Kumar)
Bronze:

Australia (@themusketeer)
Most runs:

WG Grace (182 runs at 45.50 from 4 matches)
Most wickets:

Bill Lockwood (9 wickets at 12.78 from 4 matches)

Cricket at the 1900 Olympics (Paris)

Start date: February 16, 2015
Finish date: March 2, 2015
Team count: 8
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Australia (@themusketeer)
Silver:

Great Britain (@Sami Kumar)
Bronze:

United States of America (@Aislabie)
Most runs:

Johnny Tyldesley (273 runs at 68.25 from 5 matches)
Most wickets:

Bill Lockwood (14 wickets at 9.29 from 5 matches)

Cricket at the 1904 Olympics (St Louis)

Start date: March 9, 2015
Finish date: April 22, 2015
Team count: 8
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Australia (@themusketeer)
Silver:

Great Britain (@Sami Kumar)
Bronze:

United States of America (@Aislabie)
Most runs:

Reggie Duff (279 runs at 55.80 from 5 matches)
Most wickets:

Float Woods (14 wickets at 11.07 from 5 matches)

Cricket at the 1908 Olympics (London)

Start date: December 13, 2015
Finish date: January 5, 2016
Team count: 8
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Great Britain (@Saroj padhy)
Silver:

United States of America (@Aislabie)
Bronze:

South Africa (@HawkAussie)
Most runs:

Dave Nourse (263 runs at 52.60 from 5 matches)
Most wickets:

Monty Noble (14 wickets at 12.86 from 5 matches)

Cricket at the 1912 Olympics (Stockholm)

Start date: April 15, 2016
Finish date: April 21, 2016
Team count: 12
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Great Britain (@Saroj padhy)
Silver:

United States of America (@Aislabie)
Bronze:

Australasia (@CerealKiller)
Most runs:

Clem Hill (162 runs at 54.00 from 3 matches)
Most wickets:

Bert Vogler (12 wickets at 9.00 from 3 matches)

Cricket at the 1920 Olympics (Antwerp)

Start date: April 28, 2016
Finish date: May 3, 2016
Team count: 13
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Australia (@CerealKiller)
Silver:

Great Britain (@Saroj padhy)
Bronze:

Argentina (@Sami Kumar)
Most runs:

Jack Hobbs (191 runs at 95.50 from 3 matches)
Most wickets:

Herbert Wookey (13 wickets at 7.31 from 4 matches)

Cricket at the 1924 Olympics (Paris)

Start date: May 9, 2016
Finish date: May 15, 2016
Team count: 16
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Australia (@CerealKiller)
Silver:

West Indies (@Samuels & @Asham)
Bronze:

Great Britain (@Saroj padhy)
Most runs:

Jack Hobbs (232 runs at 77.33 from 4 matches)
Most wickets:

Arthur Gilligan (10 wickets at 9.50 from 4 matches)

Cricket at the 1928 Olympics (Amsterdam)

Start date: May 26, 2016
Finish date: November 22, 2016
Team count: 20
Format: 50 overs per side
Gold:

Australia (@CerealKiller)
Silver:

Great Britain (@Saroj padhy)
Bronze:

Ireland (@Aislabie)
Most runs:

Bill Ponsford (247 runs at 61.75 from 4 matches)
Most wickets:

Herman Griffith (9 wickets at 11.33 from 4 matches)​

12. Richie Benaud Cup (April 2015; one-off) - A Test tournament to honor the memory of Richie Benaud. Quite fittingly, the teams participating played some very entertaining cricket in a manner that would have done Benaud proud and the tournament ended with zero draws.​

Start date: April 11, 2015
Finish date: April 29, 2015
Team count: 6
Format: Test
Winner:

Australia (@themusketeer & @ImNeer)
Runners-up:

South Africa (@badvintage & @Aravind.)
3rd place:

India (@sathishsky & @Andrin Issac)
Most runs:

David Warner (481 runs at 96.20 from 3 matches)
Most wickets:

Ryan Harris (16 wickets at 21.69 from 3 matches)​

13. ICC Knockout Cup 1998 (June 2015; 1 season completed) - Haven't been able to get this past the first season, but hope to do so someday.​

Start date: June 10, 2015
Finish date: June 25, 2015
Team count: 16
Format: One Day International (ODI; 50 overs per side)
Winner:

Sri Lanka (@Baahubali)
Runners-up:

South Africa (@Asham)
3rd place:

Australia (@Ozil12)
Most runs:

Jacques Kallis (197 runs at 65.67 from 4 matches)
Most wickets:

Muttiah Muralitharan (12 wickets at 12.33 from 4 matches)​

14. Legends Champions League (July 2015- September 2015; one-off) - Did I really run this? I have no memory of this league. Lol, I suppose it was okay.​

Start date: July 5, 2015
Finish date: September 5, 2015
Team count: 16
Format: List-A (50 overs per side)
Winner:

AFC Ajax (@Sami Kumar)
Runners-up:

Bayern Munich (@X Factor)
3rd place:

Al-Ahly Cairo (@Aislabie)
Most runs:

Darren Lehmann (352 runs at 58.67 from 6 matches)
Most wickets:

Carst Posthuma (12 wickets at 16.50 from 6 matches)
​

15. Cricket at the 2015 All-Africa Games (September 2015; one-off) - Something I started after noticing the doodle of the day. Learnt quite a bit about African associates other than Kenya and Namibia, regarding whom I had absolutely zero knowledge prior to starting this.​

Start date: September 5, 2015
Finish date: September 30, 2015
Team count: 8
Format: Unofficial ODI (50 overs per side)
Gold:

South Africa (@Saroj padhy)
Silver:

Zimbabwe (@NaviN GandhI)
Bronze:

Kenya (@Sami Kumar)
Most runs:

Stiaan van Zyl (248 runs at 62.00 from 5 matches)
Most wickets:

Eddie Leie (10 wickets at 15.50 from 5 matches)​

16. Jonah Lomu Memorial Cup (November 2015; one-off) - A very short 3-match series to honor the memory of Jonah Lomu, one of New Zealand's biggest ever sporting icons.​

Start date: November 19, 2015
Finish date: November 22, 2015
Format: 40-over friendly
Winner: New Zealand All-Stars (@ABDULLAH)
Most runs:

Brendon McCullum (398 runs at 199.00 from 2 matches)
Most wickets:

Shayne O'Connor (4 wickets at 18.25 from 2 matches)​

17. Cricket at the 2016 Summer Olympics (August 2016-September 2016; one-off) - I really had to run this after everything I had done in my other Olympics league. One of my better leagues, I think.​

Start date: August 9, 2016
Finish date: September 5, 2016
Team count: 20
Format: Unofficial ODI (40 overs per side)
Gold:

Jamaica (@Deadpool.)
Silver:

Great Britain (@Aislabie)
Bronze:

Trinidad & Tobago (@Naman Thakur)
Most runs:

Darren Bravo (268 runs at 67.00 from 4 matches)
Most wickets:

Adam Zampa (10 wickets at 15.40 from 4 matches)
​

18. 2019 Cricket World Cup (February 2017-August 2017; 2 qualifying tournaments completed) - This league was spurred on by my disappointment at the ICC for marginalising cricket's premier event to only 10 teams. Instead, I decided to give every country capable of putting up a lineup of 11 players an opportunity of qualifying as a mockery to the current rules. I'm off to a fairly good start, having completed 2 out of 6 qualifying tourneys with nearly 2 years to go until the official 2019 World Cup.​

2019 Cricket World Cup qualifiers (Europe)

Start date: April 2, 2017
Finish date: May 21, 2017
Team count: 38
Format: One Day International (ODI; 50 overs per side)
1st place:

Netherlands (@Akshay.)
2nd place:

Northern Ireland (@CerealKiller & @Pinch hitter)
3rd place:

Republic of Ireland (@Naman Thakur)
Teams to qualify for 2019 WC:

Netherlands (@Akshay.),

Northern Ireland (@CerealKiller & @Pinch hitter),

Republic of Ireland (@Naman Thakur),

Italy (@Saroj padhy),

Scotland (@The Deadman),

Germany (@AliB) &

Hungary (@RUDOLPH)
Most runs:

Michael Klinger (518 runs at 86.33 from 7 matches)
Most wickets:

Jackson Bird (13 wickets at 14.85 from 5 matches)​

2019 Cricket World Cup qualifiers (Americas - North, South & Central)

Start date: June 14, 2017
Finish date: August 9, 2017
Team count: 17
Format: One Day International (ODI; 50 overs per side)
Winner:

Guyana (@CerealKiller)
Runners-up:

United States of America (@Aislabie)
3rd place:

Bermuda (@Na Maloom Afraad)
Teams to qualify for 2019 WC:

Guyana (@CerealKiller),

United States of America (@Aislabie) &

Bermuda (@Na Maloom Afraad)
Most runs:

Shivnarine Chanderpaul (254 runs at 63.50 from 4 matches)
Most wickets:

Keith Barker (12 wickets at 8.75 from 4 matches)​

Note: Leagues currently in progress such as my PC Ashes 2017/18 & LAB IX were not included in the lists.​

List of leagues left incomplete​

1. Legends At Battle V (May 2013-June 2013) - I had planned to bring LAB back to the old and popular country based theme for Season V. It went well initially, but 4 rounds into the competition my old computer went kaboom along with all the stats files and databases for the league. Something like that would never affect me today, but back then I was just another simpleton dependent on the simulator for stats and that pretty much screwed me over. I resumed the incomplete season more than year later with a completely different theme and was successful in seeing it through on that occasion. I have always calculated statistics manually for all my leagues ever since.​

2. Mercantile Mutual Premier League (November 2013-February 2014; abandoned) - Perhaps my biggest disappointment in the leagues section, and I don't have that many to show really. I had quite foolishly set it as a double round-robin with 18 rounds of matches. I could only manage 11 as life caught up and I couldn't summon the motivation to see it through afterwards.​

Collaborative leagues​

1. PCFTP (with @Aislabie & ?; December 2013-June 2014) - My first collab of any sort. It ended prematurely as we all found ourselves with more important things to do all of a sudden. I think there was a third simmer in charge too, but don't quite remember who it was.


2. United States of PlanetCricket (with @Aislabie & @Na Maloom Afraad; November 2014-January 2015) - This league idea certainly had great potential, but unfortunately clashed with the worst period of my life. I was forced to withdraw from my simulation duties not even halfway into the proposed Season I itinerary and the whole thing disintegrated afterwards. It was revived successfully for a short while by Na Maloom Afraad more than a year later.


3. PlanetCricket Premier League V (with @Aislabie, @User2010 & @CaptainCremer; August 2015-June 2016) - I was tasked with simulating the List-A matches for the season. It was all fun and games in the beginning, but as the league wore on it became one of my least happy memories of this site. Being under constant fire from members and staff alike didn't help, and neither did the disgusting allegations of 'PCPL corruption' by certain idiotic members. I honestly wish I had never bothered with this league, and I most probably never will again.


4. Cricket Dynasty (with @Aislabie; August 2015-February 2016) - The complete opposite of the PCPL in terms of memories for me. Myself and Aislabie had created something that for a while even challenged the then waning popularity of the PCPL among league participants. But real life eventually defeated us.​

Team & player records

ODIs/List-A matches

Highest team total: 438/6 by

Bayern München (Legends Champions Leagu)
Lowest team total: 57 by

Malahide Mavericks (Europa Cup Season III)
Biggest margin of victory (by runs): 278 runs by

Great Britain (Cricket at the Olympics - Paris 1900)
Biggest margin of victory (by wickets): Unsure
Biggest margin of victory (by balls rem): 227 balls by

Northern Ireland (2019 Cricket World Cup European qualifiers)

Highest individual score: 233 by

Brendon McCullum (Jonah Lomu Memorial Cup)
Most sixes in an innings: 13 by

Adam Gilchrist (PC Champions of Champions)
Most fours in an innings: 30 by

Justin Langer (Legends Champions League)
Fastest hundred: 38 balls by

Daniel Salpietro (2019 Cricket World Cup European qualifiers)
Fastest fifty: 16 balls by

Travis Head (Elite League: Australia VI)
Highest strike-rate in an innings (min 25 runs): 360.00 by

Steven Taylor (Legends Champions League)

Best innings bowling: 8/11 by

Bart King (Cricket at the Olympics - Stockholm 1912)
Most economical spell (=10 overs): 10-2-11-1 by

Peter Borren (Europa Cup Season III)
Most economical spell (>10 overs): 6-3-5-2 by

Herbert Dorning (Cricket at the Olympics - Paris 1900)

Tests/First-class matches

To be updated​

Note: I will keep adding bits and pieces to this profile whenever I can spare the time, such as the FC stats for players in my leagues, my own stats as a team manager, the all-time stats for team managers in my leagues etc etc. That's all for today.​