My calculations show that for Bangladesh to have NRR of 1.7, then need only a margin of 185 runs. Which means, if they make 285 and dismiss Bermuda for 100, they are through and India is doomed.
RE:BE WARNED! Something wrong with calculations!!
by Electronic Screw on Mar 22, 2007 01:50 PM Permalink
The calculations were hypothetical to make india go in second round. What if India loses to Srilanka, and Bangladesh registers just a win over Bermuda?
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by Mr India on Mar 22, 2007 01:47 PM Permalink
Mr. Ramanujan...can u please explain your calculations???
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by Venkatesh Sekhar on Mar 22, 2007 02:04 PM Permalink
BD scored 192 against India in 48.3 overs and scored 112 against SL in 50 overs ie 304 runs in 98.3 overs which gives a runrate of 3.08
India scored 191 in 50 overs and SL scored 317 in 50 overs ie 508 runs in 100 overs which gives a run rate of 5.08.
RE:BE WARNED! Something wrong with calculations!!
by srinivasan subramanian on Mar 22, 2007 01:56 PM Permalink
My freind... ur calculations are wrong... you have to take in total runs in 3 matches divided by total overs in 3 matches. If the team has won any match then, only those overs they have used to win that match will be calculated. think u must have understood a little bit abt the calculation now..
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by Navshot on Mar 22, 2007 02:43 PM Permalink
My apologies, yes I was wrong. BTW, it would be interesting if India loses to SL and Bermuda wins over Bangla. But I guess in that case, India will go through anyway.
