Matador BBQs One Day Cup - 5-25 October 2015

Who will win the Matador BBQs One Day Cup in 2015?

  • CA XI

    Votes: 6 10.7%
  • NSW

    Votes: 23 41.1%
  • QLD

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • SA

    Votes: 5 8.9%
  • TAS

    Votes: 3 5.4%
  • VIC

    Votes: 9 16.1%
  • WA

    Votes: 9 16.1%

  • Total voters
    56

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Competition is a good idea in theory, but so many games on small grounds/flat pitches, not sure if it's actually really going to develop players. Rather see them out on the MCG/SCG/GABBA/Adelaide Oval where ODI's are played, get them used to international standard grounds...
 
Concept is good, grounds and wickets are spot on, nothing wrong with high scoring OD cricket. Where's the next World Cup?
 

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Just.. no. 350 shouldn't be made in an ODI game unless atrocious bowling. This wasn't that, it's a flat wicket with 50m boundaries.

Well it clearly is being made and regularly, where have you been the last ten years?
 
Last two years - and it's a blight on the game

That is a lie. Scores of over 300 have been made regularly in domestic and international cricket. If Australia has to chase 350 in ODI in India, then it is to be expected they should make similar scores in their own domestic overs competition. The reason it is occurring is because the format is allowing it. As the series moves on, it will tighten up because bowlers adapt and pitches wear. If you want to stay an 80's and 90's baby do so, but don't criticise the game for moving past your stand point.
 
That is a lie. Scores of over 300 have been made regularly in domestic and international cricket. If Australia has to chase 350 in ODI in India, then it is to be expected they should make similar scores in their own domestic overs competition. The reason it is occurring is because the format is allowing it. As the series moves on, it will tighten up because bowlers adapt and pitches wear. If you want to stay an 80's and 90's baby do so, but don't criticise the game for moving past your stand point.

Just a coincidence that the ODI crowds are disappearing as well.
 
Out of the 23 matches that occurred last year, there were four innings of 350+ of which two occurred in the same match, five innings of 300+ (including the 350+ scores) and 18 innings of 250 or less. So basically, stop talking jazz and being reactionary until you look at the full picture. Thanks.
 
Out of the 23 matches that occurred last year, there were four innings of 350+ of which two occurred in the same match, five innings of 300+ (including the 350+ scores) and 18 innings of 250 or less. So basically, stop talking jazz and being reactionary until you look at the full picture. Thanks.
As reap said above, it's only being made regularly in the last two tears or so. 300 was viewed as a very tough score to chase down not all that long ago. Short boundaries/small grounds are making this a much more common occurrence, but when scores are getting as large and ridiculous as it has been, change is needed.
 
Probably been said before as I haven't read all the pages.
It seems stupid that the domestic one day competition goes for 3 weeks and it is so early.
By the time the ODI's start, the cup has been over for month's and we only have the Big Bash to go on for recent form.
 
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