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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Durhamfootman » Sun May 05, 2019 7:59 pm

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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby The Professor » Sat May 11, 2019 3:33 pm

The second chapter of the 2019 cricket season is coming to a close. Chapter one was focussed on the BBL, domestic cricket in the sub continent and international matches. Chapter two's main talking points were the IPL and the start of the English cricket season. Shai Hope did not feature in any of these tournaments so subsequently saw himself slide down the rankings. When he laid down his bat at the end of West Indies' series against England, he had 465 and was in the lower middle half of the table. His eight inactive weeks then saw him end last week with only Jack Leach separating him from the bottom of the table. Even when he was playing regularly, his form was not electric with an average of 18.29 over his 7 ODI and T20 games against England. This week has seen him turn things round with two stellar performances against Ireland and Bangladesh in which he scored a cumulative 279 runs in three days. This has seen him leapfrog four players in the overall league, including last week's wunderkind Shubman Gill. He is the only player in the bottom third of our players to be featuring in the World Cup so this sharp uptick in points may continue over the coming months - especially if West Indies over perform.

Hope's lunge up the table is indicative of a trend that we have seen this week of Cricketers lower down the table making the big points whilst the top five keep ticking over. The top five have stayed the top five for the last three weeks with some minor adjustments in order. This being said, Glenn Maxwell has now stretched his lead at the top of the table to a phenomenal 1910 meaning that two of our second place player - Rashid Khan - would still not make up one Glenn Maxwell. Australian dominance aside the larger totals this week have come from players making the leap from the foot of the table. Last week's Cricketer of the Week, Wayne Parnell continues to push up the table with another solid score of 181 that now sees him just behind Kane Williamson in the middle of the table. Parnell's fellow Worcestershire player, Callum Ferguson also made a big leap thanks to his first century since the last week in January. His 204 points in a week is his second highest weekly yield in 2019 and has seen him overtake Joe Burns, Shubman Gill and Abdur Razzak to move into 17th place.

In amongst these surging players sees a group of Cricketers trying to get themselves out of the peloton and in to challenging for the top five. Most notable from these over the last few weeks has been Jeetan Patel. He finishes in seventh place this week and has now spent the last five weeks finishing in eight place or higher - including being the best Cricketer of the Week a fortnight ago. In these five weeks, Patel has moved from 15th place to 8th and is now a solidly competitive top ten performer, a mere handful of points between players that have been in the overall top five such as Rohit Sharma and Joe Root. Another player who is looking to mount their comeback in this year's competition is Shakib Al Hasan. A barnstorming BPL followed by a forgettable IPL saw the Bangladesh captain riding high and then plummet as low as 13th last week. A return to international duty has seen Shakib back in his element and recording his highest score since January. He has overtaken the like of Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler and dark horse Simon Harmer to plop himself back into the top ten before he begins his World Cup campaign. Whilst the top five are fairly fixed at this moment in time, there is a vast array of players mounting a charge from behind and the weight of points will soon put pressure on those front runners......except for maybe Glenn Maxwell.

Week

Shai Hope - 389
Shakib Al Hasan 305
Glenn Maxwell - 232
Callum Ferguson - 204
Wayne Parnell - 181
Simon Harmer - 153
Jeetan Patel - 118
Rohit Sharma - 99
Rashid Khan - 70
Kane Williamson - 48
Mohammad Abbas - 44
Shreyas Iyer- 31
Shubman Gill - 9

Jonny Bairstow- dnp
Joe Burns - dnp
Jos Buttler - dnp
Virat Kohli - dnp
Jack Leach- dnp
Morne Morkel - dnp
Duanne Olivier - dnp
Abdur Razzak- dnp
Joe Root - dnp
Ben Stokes - dnp
Kuldeep Yadav - dnp

Overall

Glenn Maxwell - 3808
Rashid Khan - 1898
Shreyas Iyer - 1887
Virat Kohli- 1789
Jonny Bairstow - 1671
Joe Root- 1606
Rohit Sharma - 1604
Jeetan Patel - 1546
Shakib Al Hasan - 1525
Ben Stokes - 1483
Simon Harmer - 1460
Duanne Olivier - 1397
Jos Buttler - 1381
Kane Williamson - 1324
Wayne Parnell - 1197
Kuldeep Yadav - 1022
Callum Ferguson - 902
Abdur Razzak- 898
Shai Hope - 854
Shubman Gill - 846
Joe Burns - 699
Morne Morkel - 654
Mohammad Abbas - 573
Jack Leach - 359

Headlines

Clearly Alviro and Andy did not like being bottom. They finish first and second for the week. Andy's stonking performance sees him jump no less than five places. LaSt year's champion DFM now sinks to bottom place.

Week

Andy - 694
Alviro - 322
RD - 232
DFM - 197
Ian - 118
MIB - 99
GGAS - 70
Sussex - 48
The Professor- 31
DC - 9
Arthur - 0
RDJ - 0

Overall

RD - 3808
MIB - 3275
Sussex - 3110
Arthur - 2987
The Professor- 2584
Ian - 2468
Andy - 2351
DC - 2329
RDJ - 2295
GG-AS - 2257
Alviro- 2036
DFM - 2033
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Arthur Crabtree » Sat May 11, 2019 4:40 pm

Good lead opening up for Red at the top.
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Red Devil » Sat May 11, 2019 10:12 pm

Arthur Crabtree wrote:Good lead opening up for Red at the top.


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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Durhamfootman » Sat May 11, 2019 10:19 pm

Winter CC is coming

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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Durhamfootman » Thu May 16, 2019 10:26 pm

First full outing for Abbas..... finally

5 wickets in the match is a start, but I was hoping for more if I'm honest. I may have picked the wrong partner for Harmer this year
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby The Professor » Sat May 18, 2019 5:22 pm

He has had to wait some time to be our Cricketer of the Week for the second time in 2019 but Simon Harmer is back in the top spot once again thanks to an eight wicket haul for Essex against Nottinghamshire. Harmer has not been as dominant this year as he was last. In gameweek 20 of 2018 he was Cricketer of the Week just as he is in gameweek 20 of 2019 - the difference is that this was his fourth such accolade whilst this is just his second of 2018. By this point he was also the best Cricketer in our overall list with 2927 points and a 300 point lead over Rashid Khan. This week's haul of 303 points puts him in 8th with a year total of 1763 - over 1000 less than this point last year. A lot of this can be put down to the fact that the structure of the County Championship season has changed this year and the Royal London One Day Cup moved earlier in the year to facilitate the World Cup however it cannot be argued that the South African spinner has been less effective this year than last. We now have a fairly lengthily spell of County Championship games wherein Harmer can find his form and pick up some big points but there is a growing chasm at the top of the table that he will need to make up to be statistically the best player in the world as he was in 2018.

When any World Cup looms large on the horizon the home team get extra scrutiny. This is especially the case when that home team is England. A team that have regularly been playing the best ODI cricket in the world for the last three years. This scrutiny is holding up quite well as a number of English players have been performing well throughout the year whilst another group of Englishmen have upped their game this week. Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root have both been flying high this year. Bairstow was not in our list last year and his inclusion this year has seen him play a pivotal role for Hyderabad in the IPL and transition very naturally into an explosive ODI opener. This has seen him a regular feature in the overall top 5 - and this consistency has seen him overtake some inactive players to take second spot. Joe Root has rejoined the top five at the expense of his longtime rival, Virat Kohli. His performances have also been consistent in the ODI game however his inability to produce big scores holds him back from finishing in the weekly top 5. Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes have had disappointing years overall. At the start of the week they were 14th and 10th respectively and a long way off the pack. Ben Stokes was not part of our list last year for judicial reasons but Buttler was 7th with 2064 points compared to the 1381 points he had as of last week. Some comparatively strong performances this week against Pakistan have seen them boost their positions and finish with their highest scores in many weeks however they have a long way to go to move up the overall rankings. However there is a World Cup just round the corner.

I spend so long focussing on the top of the table that it easy to forget that there is also an Englishman at the bottom of the table. Jack Leach had his best week of 2019 this week thanks to six wickets for Somerset against Surrey to gain 226 points - 62% of his total points from the other 19 weeks of the year. This is harsh to the Taunton-born spinner. He was an unused squad member for England's tour of the West Indies and was never due to be a part of Somerset's One Day Cup jaunts and has therefore only been active for 5 gameweeks out of 20. So there he sits - despite the joint fifth highest score of the Week - at the bottom of the table with a huge gulf between him and second bottom placed Joe Burns who has returned to action after his own spell of inactivity with a score of 10 for Lancashire against Northamptonshire. Leach is very likely to be part of the squad for the Ashes - a series where his spin may be called for more than it was in the West Indies - however the question is how far will he be behind the pack by then?

Week

Simon Harmer - 303
Shai Hope - 281
Jonny Bairstow- 279
Jeetan Patel - 277
Jack Leach 226
Joe Root - 226
Duanne Olivier - 221
Jos Buttler - 200
Mohammad Abbas - 191
Ben Stokes - 188
Shakib Al Hasan - 179
Morne Morkel - 98
Rohit Sharma - 15
Joe Burns - 10

Callum Ferguson - dnp
Shubman Gill - dnp
Shreyas Iyer - dnp
Rashid Khan - dnp
Virat Kohli - dnp
Glenn Maxwell - dnp
Wayne Parnell - dnp
Abdur Razzak - dnp
Kane Williamson - dnp
Kuldeep Yadav- dnp

Overall

Glenn Maxwell - 3808
Jonny Bairstow - 1950
Rashid Khan - 1898
Shreyas Iyer - 1887
Joe Root- 1832
Jeetan Patel - 1823
Virat Kohli- 1789
Simon Harmer - 1763
Shakib Al Hasan - 1704
Ben Stokes - 1671
Rohit Sharma - 1619
Duanne Olivier - 1618
Jos Buttler - 1581
Kane Williamson - 1324
Wayne Parnell - 1197
Shai Hope - 1135
Kuldeep Yadav - 1022
Callum Ferguson - 902
Abdur Razzak- 898
Shubman Gill - 846
Mohammad Abbas - 764
Morne Morkel - 752
Joe Burns - 709
Jack Leach - 583

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It seems that a week in bottom position really Spurs people on to do well. After Andy leapt four places last week, Durham jumped into eighth.

Andy continues his march and moves to fifth after scoring 1154 in two weeks.

Arthur moves to third, Ian overtakes The Professor and just one point separates Dr Cricket and RDJ.

Week

DFM - 494
Andy - 460
Arthur - 426
MIB - 294
Ian - 277
GGAS - 226
RDJ - 221
DC - 188
Red Devil - 98
The Professor- 10
Alviro - 0
Sussex - 0

Overall

RD - 3906
MIB - 3569
Arthur - 3413
Sussex - 3110
Andy - 2811
Ian - 2745
The Professor- 2594
DFM - 2527
DC - 2517
RDJ - 2516
GG-AS - 2483
Alviro- 2036
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Arthur Crabtree » Sat May 18, 2019 5:37 pm

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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Durhamfootman » Sat May 18, 2019 11:25 pm

Winter DF is coming

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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby The Professor » Sun May 26, 2019 1:44 pm

Between the end of the series between England and Pakistan, the World Cup warm-up and the final of the Royal London One Day Cup, it is easy to forget that there was a round of County Championship matches this week. A round that was dominated by Worcestershire's Wayne Parnell who quietly blasted his way to the top of the weekly table with a domineering performance against fellow Division 2 promotion chasers, Lancashire. This is Parnell's second Cricketer of the Week accolade for May, his first coming for two fivefers in two games in the One Day Cup - this time round he showed his capabilities as a true allrounder with 108 of his 268 points coming from the bat. These two performances alone have seen him surreptitiously rise up from the bottom positions in the table. He started May in the bottom 5 with 531 points - four weeks and nearly 1000 points later he is now comfortably middle of the table in 14th place - one position above Kane Williamson and one below Duanne Olivier. There's not many County Championship games which Jimmy Anderson plays in where he ends up as second fiddle in the bowling department but Parnell managed to pull that off this week. Worcestershire are in action again next week and another huge score for Parnell could be on the cards yet again.

Besides the County Championship, there is the small matter of a World Cup that starts next week. So who is going into this tournament in good form and who is going to have to turn the tide? Let's start with those who are brimming with confidence. A player who has done consistently well this year is Joe Root. A stalwart of these posts over the last 18 months - his overall yield was disappointing throughout 2018 and he never really forced himself onto the top 5. This has not been the case in 2019 where he has been in the overall top five on and off throughout the year. He finished the series against Pakistan with a big(ish) score of 84 - his highest total since his century against the West Indies in February. Hopefully the Englishman can take this form into the World Cup - however it is a notable feature of Root's game that he tends to perform very well approaching big series but then melts away under the pressure. Could the World Cup be another example of this? Perhaps it is an omen that Root finishes this week with the overall score of 1966 - another famous World Cup winning year. Fellow Englishman Jos Buttler is the inverse Joe Root. A force to be reckoned with in 2018 and hardly ever out of the overall top ten - Buttler has only just entered the top ten this year thanks to his performances against Pakistan and Australia. Whilst 34 and 52 are not huge scores for Buttler, his overall performance including strike rate and his skill with the gloves sees him finish second for the week and start the World Cup with him hitting his stride at just the right time. Rashid Khan is the last player who is going into the tournament well. After a comparatively disappointing year, his outings in the warm up games against Ireland and Pakistan has seen Rashid performing like the player of old. His 4 wickets across his three games coupled with a decent economy has seen him regain second spot for the year off Jonny Bairstow. Rashid loves to play tournaments with a quick turnaround between games - something the World Cup delivers in spades - so I would expect his form to continue in this way.

All of the cricketing world are expecting India to perform well in this World Cup. Despite their warm-up loss to New Zealand yesterday they are still the bookies second favourites for the trophy and a team packed with stars will always do well. The problem is that some of their biggest stars are not in the form that they would like. The most prevalent example of this is Kuldeep Yadav. The year started with Kuldeep riding high for India in their series against Australia. He was featuring in both their Test team as well as their ODI side and looked like a good young prospect. Since then form has not been on his side. After an insipid IPL tournament in which he was dropped by Kolkata, he returned from four weeks away from the game to score just 19 points this week and continue his spell without major wickets. Over his last ten games in all formats he has just four wickets. He has slipped down to 17th place and is looking like he may struggle to regain his place in the India team so I can only see his trajectory being downwards. Another Indian player who is not in great form is the IPL winning captain Rohit Sharma. It may seem counterintuitive to say that a player whose side most recently won the premier domestic T20 tournament in the world might be questioning his form but The Hitman's aim has been pretty out of focus for a while now. Over his last ten innings in all formats he has scored under 20 runs on five occasions and in single figures three times. This dire run of form sees him outside our overall top ten and with less points than Shakib Al Hasan - a player who has featured in ten fewer gameweeks than he has. Virat Kohli is in a similar position. A disappointing IPL for him has seen the free-flowing batsman look anything but free-flowing. His stats are similar to Rohit's - over his last ten innings in all formats five have been below 20 however he does have a century against Kolkata to boost his average over that time. Up until last week, Kohli was in our overall top five and currently sits seventh and I would expect him to have a decent performance - however if South Africa and Australia get him out cheaply the most confident man in world cricket might just start having a bit of a crisis.

Week

Wayne Parnell - 268
Jos Buttler - 226
Rashid Khan - 211
Morne Morkel - 181
Joe Root - 134
Jack Leach - 129
Kane Williamson- 87
Jonny Bairstow - 84
Jeetan Patel - 84
Glenn Maxwell - 78
Ben Stokes - 61
Shai Hope - 31
Kuldeep Yadav - 29
Virat Kohli - 28
Rohit Sharma - 12
Callum Ferguson - 8

Mohammad Abbas - dnp
Shakib Al Hasan - dnp
Joe Burns- dnp
Shubman Gill - dnp
Simon Harmer - dnp
Shreyas Iyer- dnp
Duanne Olivier - dnp
Abdur Razzak - dnp


Overall

Glenn Maxwell - 3232
Rashid Khan - 2109
Jonny Bairstow - 2034
Joe Root- 1966
Jeetan Patel - 1907
Shreyas Iyer - 1887
Virat Kohli- 1817
Jos Buttler - 1807
Simon Harmer - 1763
Ben Stokes - 1732
Shakib Al Hasan - 1704
Rohit Sharma - 1631
Duanne Olivier - 1618
Wayne Parnell - 1465
Kane Williamson - 1411
Shai Hope - 1166
Kuldeep Yadav - 1051
Morne Morkel - 933
Callum Ferguson - 910
Abdur Razzak- 898
Shubman Gill - 846
Mohammad Abbas - 764
Jack Leach - 714
Joe Burns - 709

Headlines

GGAS is this week's biggest mover - up 4 places to 7th.
Arthur is this week's highest scorer and moves into second.
RD breaks 4000 points.
Andy and Ian battle it out just outside the top 4.
A threeway tussle starts to emerge between The Professor, DC and Durham.


Week

Arthur - 360
GGAS - 340
Alviro - 276
RD - 259
Sussex - 115
Ian - 113
MIB - 96
DC - 61
Andy - 31
DFM - 0
The Professor- 0
RDJ - 0

Overall

RD - 4165
Arthur - 3773
MIB - 3663
Sussex - 3225
Ian - 2858
Andy - 2842
GG-AS - 2823
The Professor- 2594
DC - 2578
DFM - 2527
RDJ - 2516
Alviro- 2312
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Durhamfootman » Sun May 26, 2019 6:34 pm

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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Arthur Crabtree » Sun May 26, 2019 9:12 pm

With Joe and Jos as my team, I need a good WC.
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby The Professor » Mon May 27, 2019 7:25 am

Just seen Joe Burns has gone back to Australia for unspecified personal reasons
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Re: 2019 All Year Fantasy Competition

Postby Durhamfootman » Thu May 30, 2019 9:40 pm

with all the work involved in setting up the WC FL, I'd forgotten it was day 4 of the CC..... and I've just seen Harmer's second innings score

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