This IPL context definitely divided our players as well as spectators region wise. It is not godd for the nation. As a Indian, all are one irrespective of the state, religion
one can understand from the list of IPL MVPI & PVI index, the crickets performed best are the one who got the money offer less than what they deserved. Just snap the status of ICON & experienece and must PAY AS PER THE PERFORMANCE after fixing the basic offer based on the value of the player. FIRST & FORMOST TO SCRAP THE ICON STATUS. It is miserable to see the cricket who got the most money never played atleast upto the mark. TO BE REVALUED TO GIVE JUSTICE TO PERFORMANCE NOT IN OTHER WAY. only criteria must & should be 'PERFORMANCE'
RE:RE:Nonsense!
by jyothish koodalil on May 30, 2008 10:01 PM
Srinivas Bhogle, Purnendu Maji and Soumya Hait.. Good job! Who is the Mathematician among you? Who was the one who took thesemuch much pain for this analysis? And for what use?
RE:RE:LESSON NO 1
by sunshine princess on May 31, 2008 02:05 PM
100% true.... there was no need of this IPL... too much of cricket is now irritating..!!!!
The list of top players MVPI rings through with my impressions.
I was reading some other information elsewhere but it was only giving strike-rates and averages - averages are pretty meaningless: I'd much prefer if batsmen kept pushing themselves in the final few overs and might get run out (say) than didn't get out.
The list of top players MVPI rings through with my impressions.
I was reading some other information elsewhere but it was only giving strike-rates and averages - averages are pretty meaningless: I'd much prefer if batsmen kept pushing themselves in the final few overs and might get run out (say) than didn't get out.
RE:its boring hooooooo.
by Abhinav Desai on Aug 24, 2008 10:34 AM
All this calculation is dumb. Who cares about value? Let's just enjoy the tournament.
RE:its boring hooooooo.
by PRAVEEN VARMA on May 23, 2008 05:28 PM
I completely agree with you Deepak. In fact i consider this is a unwanted advice. Also the jockers involved in this calculation should understand that every thing can not be measured in rupees term.
