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Jul 22, 2015 -- 12:03AM, tomtimtum wrote:
Akmal to be the saviour
a real cheat if ever i saw one. I hate him & his brothers
one match he dropped two catches and loads of other **** ups, then next match had 2 amazing stumpings and was brilliant
he dropped more than that once against Aus in a test match. Pak "managed" to lose from an unassailable position
surely this is an awful score? Not a big follower by any means ... just think 1.4 is v fair?
boydlast game guyana played they needed 125 off 120 and got nowhere near
it was so bent it was untrue, who knows if they want to win this
Jul 22, 2015 -- 12:11AM, GRANTCKING wrote:
it was so bent it was untrue, who knows if they want to win this
just to annoy you they'll probs stroll this
Jul 22, 2015 -- 12:18AM, wisewords wrote:
comp* hard to trust stuff
Not sure there's a competition anywhere in the world in any sport I'd get anywhere near fully trusting. 99%+ are solid, but the the tiny minority are so damaging to the overall integrity of sport generally.
im not even getting involved in this, losing again chasing 6 an over would send me to an early grace
some people would be tempted to go on big on Guyana now not for me
The Open Golf, I trust that. Wimbledon, I trust that. maybe I'm a mug but I do
Jul 22, 2015 -- 12:25AM, wisewords wrote:
The Open Golf, I trust that. Wimbledon, I trust that. maybe I'm a mug but I do
Not Wimbledon. You'll get early round matches where players tank, mug, or at the very least spotfix.
The Open maybe I actually agree.
Awful awful batting. They bowled the same bowl every time and every time they were having to reach for it. Learn
how much money matched on the open outright market last week
is this going to be harder to get than the odds suggest?
Very interesting Golf fixing article, and basically its non-existence in golf:
“Match-fixing hasn’t hit golf yet, and I’m not sure it actually will,” he mused. “We see a lot of match-fixing culprits from the subcontinent in terms of cricket, but there is a weak following of golf in that part of the world. More importantly, it is difficult to match-fix in golf. A player might be’asked’to record a particular score on a hole, but as we all know, this isn’t easy to execute. There are just so many variables involved.”
Bradshaw continued: “It must be remembered too that golf is an individual sport, and players don’t often play directly against each other like in matchplay. So golf professionals can’t fix a hole and lose to another player, barring a couple of times per year. Also, in golf betting it is very unusual for bookies to offer odds on a player’s score on a particular hole; they stick to standard markets that make it tough to fix.”
Bradshaw’s fellow professional Christiaan Basson, who enjoyed an impressive 2013 season on the Sunshine Tour, was equally confident that match-fixing has not reared its head yet, and provided some salient points as to why that shouldn’t change.
“I can’t imagine a golf tournament being fixed or having any kind of spot-fixing,” he said. “I could possibly see a case where guys are deliberately putting others off, but to me it seems unlikely that guys would play poorly on purpose. I mean, to win proper money in golf betting, it usually involves picking a winner, or someone doing well, so it’s hard to see where big bucks would come from for playing badly.
“Perhaps in the case of a big name missing the cut or throwing a match, but even then, I don’t see it happening because ranking points and things like that are probably more important to that big player than money. I also think there is an ingrained culture of honour and decorum with golfers, and it would be hard to break this down.”
http://showmeengland.co.uk/lifestyle/you-betcha/
“Match-fixing hasn’t hit golf yet, and I’m not sure it actually will,” he mused. “We see a lot of match-fixing culprits from the subcontinent in terms of cricket, but there is a weak following of golf in that part of the world. More importantly, it is difficult to match-fix in golf. A player might be’asked’to record a particular score on a hole, but as we all know, this isn’t easy to execute. There are just so many variables involved.”
Bradshaw continued: “It must be remembered too that golf is an individual sport, and players don’t often play directly against each other like in matchplay. So golf professionals can’t fix a hole and lose to another player, barring a couple of times per year. Also, in golf betting it is very unusual for bookies to offer odds on a player’s score on a particular hole; they stick to standard markets that make it tough to fix.”
Bradshaw’s fellow professional Christiaan Basson, who enjoyed an impressive 2013 season on the Sunshine Tour, was equally confident that match-fixing has not reared its head yet, and provided some salient points as to why that shouldn’t change.
“I can’t imagine a golf tournament being fixed or having any kind of spot-fixing,” he said. “I could possibly see a case where guys are deliberately putting others off, but to me it seems unlikely that guys would play poorly on purpose. I mean, to win proper money in golf betting, it usually involves picking a winner, or someone doing well, so it’s hard to see where big bucks would come from for playing badly.
“Perhaps in the case of a big name missing the cut or throwing a match, but even then, I don’t see it happening because ranking points and things like that are probably more important to that big player than money. I also think there is an ingrained culture of honour and decorum with golfers, and it would be hard to break this down.”
http://showmeengland.co.uk/lifestyle/you-betcha/
i played at 1.52 can lay out at 1.26... just seems like 50 per cent is a big chunk to give away here
Jul 22, 2015 -- 12:31AM, slip5 wrote:
how much money matched on the open outright market last week
Many millions. One of my biggest ever turnover on a single event was the 2012 Masters. And I barely ever even bet on golf - just the majors when I get a small opportunity.
I matched around a million in SEK on The Open. After first playoff holes 328.973.155 totally matched
2015 Open Championship : Vinnare
Köpt totalt: 555 393,63
Sålt totalt: -530 475,94
Delsumma marknad: 24 917,69
kommission @ 4.01%: 999,31
Totalt i marknaden: 23 918,38
1GBP=13 SEK
2015 Open Championship : Vinnare
Köpt totalt: 555 393,63
Sålt totalt: -530 475,94
Delsumma marknad: 24 917,69
kommission @ 4.01%: 999,31
Totalt i marknaden: 23 918,38
1GBP=13 SEK
Sorry, 1 mistake in total volume not included player who missed the cut.
Yeah, too many teams piss about and get themselves into trouble
How did they give that "not out"? Especially after the dodgy stumping at the weekend.
ffs that was out. so what didnt he see that everyone saw
Jul 22, 2015 -- 1:21AM, jucel69 wrote:
bravo having a stinker
Jul 22, 2015 -- 1:21AM, tomtimtum wrote:
Should have kept him in
yeh in comes Hodge now?
he did drop a stinker but an absolute gem of a fielder. and that bump ball was so out. disgraceful not given
oi ate, when the ball hits the bat and someone catches it it means its out
i cant get my head around that - it hit the bat, the bloke caught it in slomo and he gives it not out. what a twa t
shouldnt there be questions asked - ie what the hell is goingon
it hit the bt and he caught it. my daughter would have given it out - quite rightly
Jul 22, 2015 -- 1:31AM, CorridorofUncertainty wrote:
shouldnt there be questions asked - ie what the hell is goingon
Cpl league is private league and not governed by icc this is problem
if i saw that in my local essex league i would go to the umpire and have a go at the idiot that gave the wrong decision. end of. diabolical decision.
ie the umpires in my local essex league arebetter than that idiot
I know in one of the previous games, the producer was doing the 3rd umpire decisions, wonder if thats the case here
joke - without him they lose. i give up on cricket
no interest in the game - hes already been out once
the end of the game was the umpire displaying his ignorance about he if it hits your bat and someone catches it, it means you are out
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