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Unsurprisingly Bangladesh trounced PNG so Scotland vs Oman is an eliminator.

It was looking a bit iffy Wickets in the 15th and 16th have strengthened Scotland's hand

Oman are 103/6 with 18 balls to play.

Scotland are probably going to be chasing about 130 to win the group

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8 minutes ago, williemillersmoustache said:

123 the total to chase. Being described as eminently reachable which gives me the fear. But if we do get there I assume it means we get to keep cricket?

20/0 from the first 3 overs

The "Win Probability" is : SCOT 89% • OMAN 11%
 

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4 minutes ago, Cosmic Joe said:

Do the six counties do cricket? 

Yes.
 Curiously Ireland has 5 provinces for cricket purposes Ulster has two provinces the Northern Cricket Union (based in Belfast covers most of Northern Ireland) and the Northwest (Derry/Londonderry covering  the rest of Northern Ireland and the bits of Ulster that are in the Republic)

 

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4 minutes ago, Donathan said:

Can someone explain how the run rate tiebreaker works and why we would be 3rd in the group if Oman/Bangladesh/us all have 2 wins? 

By the sounds of it we'd ignore the games against PNG

So it's (Runs Scored/balls faced) - (Runs conceded/balls bowled) based on the games between us

According to TMS if we'd score 121 and lose this by a single run  having beaten Bangladesh by 6 runs we'd be 2nd 

 

But that's irrelevant now

We're through with a massive six

 

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11 minutes ago, topcat(The most tip top) said:

By the sounds of it we'd ignore the games against PNG

So it's (Runs Scored/balls faced) - (Runs conceded/balls bowled) based on the games between us

According to TMS if we'd score 121 and lose this by a single run  having beaten Bangladesh by 6 runs we'd be 2nd 

 

But that's irrelevant now

We're through with a massive six

 

Does that open up a technicality where you’ll have a really good RR if you smash the first few overs then get bowled out very quickly? 

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6 minutes ago, Donathan said:

Does that open up a technicality where you’ll have a really good RR if you smash the first few overs then get bowled out very quickly? 

Sort of butif you get bowled out very, very quickly then you'll lose the match and dropping points is worse

If you're playing against a markedly inferior opponent batting then if you're batting 2nd you can play more aggressively take more risks and and get something like 80/6 after 8 overs as opposed to the 80/2 after 12 overs you'd have got normally

Which is why I think they would have ignored the results against the whipping boys of Papua New Guinea to resolve a three way tie

It shouldn't be an issue tomorrow
Sri Lanka will top that group and the winner of Ireland vs Namibia will have to face the awesome and terrifying might of Scotland (also India, Pakistan, New Zealand and Afghanistan)

 

 

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24 minutes ago, Donathan said:

Does that open up a technicality where you’ll have a really good RR if you smash the first few overs then get bowled out very quickly? 

No. If you get bowled out then you are considered to have batted your full allocation of overs for the purposes of net run rate.

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