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England & Australia docked points

So both teams got docked points for slow over rates

England lost 19 of their 28 accumulated points from the ashes

Teams are docked a point for each over they are short. England have lost two points for two missing overs at Edgbaston, nine from the Lord's Test, three for Old Trafford and five for The Oval.

England and Australia players have also been fined 5% of their match fee for each point lost.

So England lost 95% of their match pay and Australia (who were docked 10) lost 50%

Cricket really is a head scratcher some times, an amazing series which will have inspired a new generation and they get slapped with this stupidity

posted on 2/8/23

India makes the rules these days.

posted on 3/8/23

comment by (K̇ash) - Liverpool 7-0 Man U (U1108)
posted 14 hours, 42 minutes ago
They still get there yearly contractual wage which is separate to the modest match fees. Slow over rate is inexcusable and the punishment is just a slap on the wrist.

ICC need to bring in new measure like docking runs for slow over rates. 5 runs docked for every over missed.
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couldn't agree more

posted on 3/8/23

comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 14 hours, 15 minutes ago
India makes the rules these days.
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yeah..they won the ashes

posted on 3/8/23

comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 1 hour, 32 minutes ago
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 14 hours, 15 minutes ago
India makes the rules these days.
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yeah..they won the ashes
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They may not have won the ashes, but such deduction in points is only favourable to India. Guaranteed they’ll get a final spot.

Point deduction is ridiculous for me. 5 runs deducted sounds about right with a match ban for the captain. Also, is it just in England this is a problem or elsewhere??

posted on 3/8/23

There has to be more leeway in England. The wicket is for the pacers who take longer to complete the over unlike in Asia where you can have 3 spinners working in tandem and much quicker over rate.

posted on 3/8/23

Comparing old format of 90 overs where there were no DRS ,no catching reviews and no boundary checking with modern cricket also needs looking at…. .reduce them to around 85 over

comment by BO$$™ (U6401)

posted on 4/8/23

Point reduction is ridiculous, just have it so that you get a 5-10 run penalty for every over missed.

EG If England only bowled 82 out of the 90 overs the penalty would be max - 8 over - 80 Runs. (obviously the umpires would decide the total overs as u might have had a head injury or wicket issues ect.

posted on 6/8/23

Maybe only deduct points if the game is a draw? What's the problem if there is a result?

posted on 7/8/23

That's a big penalty for minor offence. Its every thing to do with India since they have more spinners hence less chance of going slow

posted on 21/8/23

Baseball now has a pitch clock where the pitcher has to start the next delivery in a predetermined number of seconds after the end of the last play. The number of time differs depending on the situation but if the batter isn’t ready on time or the pitcher doesn’t throw in time you get a strike or a ball added to the count respectively.

Just add a run to the score if the bowler doesn’t commence their delivery on time, deduct one from the batting team if the batter isn’t ready on time.

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