🏏⚱️ THE ASHES [ENG VS AUS] {Series 1-1}

[piyushchandak]

I don’t know whom to tag with actually I am alot busy elsewhere but I am participating for sure as a captain sorry for this inconvenience at start of test match 2

[Nerbo]

Okay wait @The_Rising_One

@piyushchandak is here. @piyushchandak can you DM me the choice.

[Nerbo]

As for players you will get down with the same team with just one change i.e. @TheWinningSpirit Hayden has been replaced by @redFalcon Gilchrist.

[piyushchandak]

Sended you the message brother

[Nerbo]

@DarkDLeo Please make the call for the toss.

[piyushchandak]

But you said half of my team is gone then what do I do now?? Can’t we wait to fill the vacancies

[Nerbo]

I don’t think they will get filled like this. However if you can gather some players then it is fine.

As for absent players, you can give double batting to some players as replacement. For bowling you can use your batsmen.

[Nerbo]

THE OLD TRAFFORD STADIUM

The Enduring Legacy of Ashes at Old Trafford Stadium

Cricket is a sport that evokes passion and rivalry, and no contest captures this spirit more than the Ashes series between England and Australia. Throughout the history of this iconic competition, Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester has emerged as a bastion of intense battles and memorable moments. This article explores the lasting legacy of Ashes encounters at this historic venue.

A Witness to History:
Old Trafford Stadium has witnessed numerous Ashes battles since it hosted its first Test match in 1884. From dramatic victories to heroic individual performances, the ground has seen it all. It was here that legendary cricketers etched their names in history, including England’s Jim Laker’s incredible 19-wicket haul in 1956, or Shane Warne’s “Ball of the Century” in 1993. The ground’s rich heritage and the passion of the crowds create an electric atmosphere, making it a fitting setting for Ashes clashes.

An Iconic Venue:
With its iconic red-brick pavilion and the famous “Old Trafford Cricket Ground” sign, the stadium stands as a symbol of cricketing tradition. The imposing stands and the lush green outfield provide the perfect backdrop for gripping encounters. The stadium’s unique atmosphere, combined with its history, makes it a favourite among players and spectators alike. It has been a witness to some of the most memorable moments in Ashes history, and its hallowed grounds continue to inspire cricketers and fans to this day.

A Battleground of Rivalry:
The Ashes rivalry between England and Australia is steeped in history and intensity. Old Trafford has played a significant role in nurturing this fierce competition. The ground’s ability to produce enthralling matches and create an electrifying atmosphere adds to the spectacle of the Ashes. The clashes at Old Trafford have often seen high drama, close finishes, and heated exchanges between players. This fiery rivalry has elevated the significance of matches played at the venue, turning it into a battleground where cricketing pride and national honor are fiercely contested.

A Legacy of Sporting Greatness:
The legacy of Ashes encounters at Old Trafford extends beyond individual moments. The ground has been a stage for sporting greatness, with legends of the game leaving their mark on its hallowed turf. The heroics of players like Sir Ian Botham, Glenn McGrath, and Andrew Flintoff have become the stuff of cricketing folklore. The battles fought at Old Trafford have inspired generations of cricketers and left an indelible imprint on the sport’s history. The legacy of Ashes matches at this iconic stadium will continue to be celebrated and cherished for years to come.

Old Trafford Stadium’s legacy as an Ashes venue is one of rich history, fierce rivalry, and sporting greatness. The ground has provided the backdrop for some of cricket’s most dramatic moments and legendary performances. As the Ashes saga unfolds, the hallowed turf of Old Trafford will forever remain an integral part of cricket’s enduring legacy.

[Nova7]

Check in -3
Cold shower - 3
Work - 8 hours
@Nerbo

[Nerbo]

@DarkDLeo Kindly make the call for the Toss…

[DarkDLeo]

I choose Head
Sorry for the delay

[Nerbo]

TOSS

Ben Stokes @DarkDLeo calls for Head but it is Tails. Josh Hazlewood @piyushchandak won the Toss.

And he decided to … first.

@redFalcon @The_Rising_One @nofapstar123 @vincitquisevincit @cloudstrike Can some Australian player decide what will you guys do first. I need to settle this tonight.

[DarkDLeo]

First day has begun right?

[Nerbo]

Yeah we should have got the batting and bowling line-up by now.

[Nerbo]

Posting the new rules now.

[DarkDLeo]

So sorry about that bud
You know you are vice (wise) captain
If in future I’m not available you could take decisions on my behalf

[Nerbo]

@Nerbo

BOWLER

• He is responsible for restricting the total of the opposition and taking wickets.
• Six bowlers bowl to six batsmen in one day. Which bowler will bowl to which batsman, will be decided by the Captain of the bowling team.
• If a bowler sees that a Batsman has Relapsed he will gain the wicket by making an appeal to the Umpire.
• If the Bowler doesn’t make an appeal, he will not be awarded the wicket and the Batsman will be considered Run-Out.
• A Bowler’s total points at the end of the day will be subtracted from the Batsman that he is bowling to, and if he surpasses the score made by the batsman then the Batsman will be declared OUT and he will gain the wicket.
• Dot Ball Counter (Run Deduction System) will be done as follows-
  Reading: = 5 Dot balls per hour
  Work = 5 Dot balls per hour
  Workout = 5 Dot balls (Counted only once per day)
  Check-in = 5 Dot balls (Counted only once per day)
  Cold Shower = 5 Dot balls (Counted only once per day)
  Meditation = 5 Dot balls (Counted only once per day)
  RELAPSE = 30 runs to the Batting team per relapse, as EXTRAS

FIELDER

• He is the player who assists the Bowler in taking wickets by stopping runs.
• In the beginning of a match, one fielder will be attached to one bowler and they will bowl to two batsmen.
• One Batsman will compete with the bowler and the other against the fielder. If the bowler is successful, the wicket goes to the bowler and if the fielder is successful then the fielder gets awarded a catch and the wicket goes to the bowler.
• Run Restriction System will be as follows-
  Reading: = 5 Runs per hour
  Work = 5 Runs per hour
  Workout = 5 Runs (Counted only once per day)
  Check-in = 5 Runs (Counted only once per day)
  Cold Shower = 5 Runs (Counted only once per day)
  Meditation = 5 Runs (Counted only once per day)
  RELAPSE = 30 runs to the Batting team per relapse, as OVERTHROWS

Kindly mark the change in Bowling point system and look at the new addition Fielder.

[Nerbo]

No worries Bro. Actually, I could not conduct the Toss alone. No worries anyway. Chill.

[Nerbo]

ATTENTION

Now every player has to update every day unless he is a Batsman who has lost his wicket. As either you are a Bowler or a Fielder or a Batsman.

Also mark all the Batsmen will get down to Batting at once.

If there are fewer Batsmen in a team, they can pitch one Batsman against a Fielder-Bowler duo. The runs scored by the Batsman will be doubled and counted as the run of two separate Batsmen, one who is facing the bowler and the other who faces a Batsman. For ex, @vincitquisevincit might bat for two Batsmen and score 45 runs on a day. If he faces @ysub and @wool then his runs will be double and it will be counted as two batmen, each facing a separate bowler. So if Wool has 50 dot balls but Ysub has 40 then Vincit will lose one wicket.

If there is a shortage of fielders/bowlers then 5 Bowlers will have to bowl and if a bowler has no fielder his dot balls will be doubled against Two Batsmen and it will be similarly counted.

Hope there is no confusion.

[piyushchandak]

Choose batting firstt

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