Team Lists and Player Points

[pdathert]

It's very true because what if you bat at 7 and have a load of innings where you come in and get about 5 not out, you aren't going to get a very good average or points score

 

[sid_19840]

k.Ive found a solution for not out's.Those batsman who remain not out in a game,their points would be added up in the next game(i.e till they are out).

 

[themuel1]

Any chance of you changing my name to Sam Halls please sid

 

[sid_19840]

Any chance of you changing my name to Sam Halls please sid

Done,sorry abt the mistake.

btw Mark(rickyp)-Could you pls post the default averages that are going to be used in the beggining of the season.

 

[Monty]

mate can you cahnge my points to 500-500

 

[Propmanoz]

k.Ive found a solution for not out's.Those batsman who remain not out in a game,their points would be added up in the next game(i.e till they are out).

Good solution mate, well thought out.

 

[sid_19840]

mate can you cahnge my points to 500-500

Well,I cant unless I get official conformation from your team manager.

 

[Monty]

can you make me a pure bat

 

[rickyp]

ill change monty

 

[sid_19840]

k,here is another points example.

This is the points for Supersoakers according to the semis performance.

[b]ICC Supersoakers=550 Club points[/b]

[u]PLAYER'S[/u]

[b]no_remorse28[/b]
Batting:980
Bowling:0
[b]Total:980[/b]

[b]Sami007[/b]
Batting:0
Bowling:1000
[b]Total:1000[/b]

[b]w3lshrugby[/b]
Batting:0
Bowling:1005
[b]Total:1005[/b]

[b]Maxkarter[/b]
Batting:475
Bowling:500
[b]Total:975[/b]

[b]Ollie Woods[/b]
Batting:500
Bowling:500
[b]Total:1000[/b]

[b]Stephen Cooper[/b]
Batting:760
Bowling:250
[b]Total:1010[/b]

[b]Turbanation[/b]
Batting:980
Bowling:0
[b]Total:980[/b]

[b]Nik[/b]
Batting:1025
Bowling:0
[b]Total:1025[/b]

[b]Shan111[/b]
Batting:750
Bowling:250
[b]Total:1000[/b]

[b]Sohum Misra[/b]
Batting:230
Bowling:775
Total:1005[/b]

[b]Ramesh1986[/b]
Batting:250
Bowling:750
[b]Total:1000[/b]

[b]Propmanoz[/b]
Batting:0
Bowling:1010
[b]Total:1010[/b]

[b]Sam Halls(themuel1)[/b]
Batting:1030
Bowling:0
[b]Total:1030[/b]

[b]Kamran Khan(Kool_me)[/b]
Batting:0
Bowling:1030
[b]Total:1030[/b]

[b]Shev(Shevchenko)[/b]
Batting:500
Bowling:505
[b]Total:1005[/b]

 

[Brett_Lee]

Can you show up the PC Rockers?

 

[tassietiger]

k.Ive found a solution for not out's.Those batsman who remain not out in a game,their points would be added up in the next game(i.e till they are out).

Now I hate to rain on your parade, but what happens if they don't play another game and it's the last game of the season (it will happen to at least 6 people and probably more, think about it)

I recommend that you work backwards as opposed to the way that you are working now, and if a player gets not out you change it to add it on to the last round (so if a player got 55, 70*, 10 then it would count as a 125, 10).

Main reason for this being that a player could get a 203* like a certain cricketer did the other day and it would make no difference to the next match (which could be an important game), whereas a player from the opposing team benefited from getting 110 out.

For not outs in the first week you'd have to do it your way, but from then on you might want to try my way. I understand if you don't, because it is complicated and tedious and makes me glad that I am not doing these stats. Just a thought.

 

[rickyp]

not outs should just constitute no change, no need to make it too confusing

 

[sid_19840]

Now I hate to rain on your parade, but what happens if they don't play another game and it's the last game of the season

In that case,if he is involved in the next season,then the avg gets added up to the first score he scores next season,or if he isnt involved anymore,then its unchanged.

Basically your method is valid but add's complication's,the current set of rules itself are tough to implement.(i.e making an editor for it)

 

[tassietiger]

k fair enough, as i said, i'm really glad that you're running the stats and not me