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Tails said:
Finding this a strange ruling ... in the IPL you could have multiple International players on your list but could only play two each game ... need @Herbie66 to confirm this but pretty sure that I am correct ...

So still the same concept but you can only have two on your list at any one time ... and here I was thinking our game is progressing ...
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IPL are allowed 8 OS players on their list with a maximum of 4 playing per match.

A lot more changes depending on match ups.

The way I have read it Mujeeb & Zakir will be both here at the same time , initially I thought it would be as replacement players like before , but apparently not , Boof theoretically could play both the Afghani's and leave Banton out.
 
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7/11 said:
Apologies for those expecting the Sixers next, updated my squad list for the Thunder and just started doing their write ups first. Sixers should be up in hopefully 30-45 minutes.
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Jonathon Cook: Was a great cheapie last season for those that hopped on and was a very good option for the thunder at the beginning of innings. Cook could find himself as the first choice spinner now the Fawad has gone to the Scorchers. However, I think we’ve squeezed every bit of juice that we could out of him cash wise.

Verdict: Risk

Oliver Davies: Its rare I know barely anything about a NSW based player but I’ve not seen or heard a lot about the Aus 19’s representative. Plays for Manly on a fairly benign wicket and his numbers are largely unimpressive, so unless he’s in the team from day 1, I wouldn’t be moving mountains to grab him as a batsman cheapie.

Verdict: Cheapie

Brendan Doggett: Quality quick that’s come from the Heat, looking for opportunities at the Thunder. Might not benefit from the slow surface at Spotless so might be a good one to avoid this season.

Verdict: Pass

Callum Ferguson: The captain of the Thunder needs to have a big season if they are to feature in the finals series this time round. Had a few good knocks but too many in between where he did barely anything. Not the type of player you’d be looking at to produce consistent scores for you.

Verdict: Risk

Matt Gilkes: Infamous for his drop of Shaun Marsh, then almost instantly hero status with the knock he played an hour or two later. Pretty sure that was his only game as he took a catch as a sub fielder a few games later. Will be one to watch if named, could fill that cheapie keeper spot nicely.

Verdict: Cheapie

Chris Green: The male model has a lot of responsibility on his shoulders this season. We may see him elevated in the order in addition to his current role of bowling at tough times. Green has performed admirably and it is his batting that gets his SuperCoach scores up there, so here’s hoping he can get more time in the middle this BBL.

Verdict: Risk/Underrated

Alex Hales: The English batsman returns to the BBL via the Thunder. Interesting choice of team, but might enjoy the smaller straight boundaries and slower wicket at Spotless, which are reminiscent of the pitches back home. Hits the ball a long way. Pricing will be the main issue on whether you select him or leave him out.

Verdict: Strongly Consider/Risk (pending price)

Usman Khawaja: SuperCoach stud batsman, unfortunately we may not see a lot of him if he’s selected for tests this summer (again!). If unselected, it will be every man and his dog jumping on the Uzzie train, and who can blame him with the scarcely believable record he has in the BBL.

Verdict: Strongly Consider/Risk (pending test selection)

Jay Lenton: Piqued my interest a couple seasons ago when he had a great T/20 tournament at grade level, but hasn’t had an extended run for the Thunder. Big chance of getting that this season with Buttler out. However, Gilkes presence in the squad means they’ll both be gunning for the keeper spot.

Verdict: Risk

Nathan McAndrew: Has been around the Thunder setup for a while and never has made a fist of it. Hard to see him breaking into the squad with the new fast bowling stocks the Thunder have recruited. Would probably avoid unless there are injuries that thrust him into the squad (but even then would avoid).

Verdict: Pass

Chris Morris: The South African international will definitely be of interest this BBL, with the slippery quick joining the Thunder. Again, price will be a big factor in his selection in a lot of teams, as will his availability.

Verdict: Risk/Strongly Consider (Price/Availability pending)

Arjun Nair:

Alex Ross: Made the move to the Thunder after limited opportunities last season. I feel this is a great move by both the Thunder and Ross as he is adept at playing spin and should succeed playing at Spotless half the season. He is priced awkwardly, but if he is batting in the top 3 you should definitely consider drafting him in (pending salary cap).

Verdict: Underrated/Risk

Daniel Sams: Went bang at the beginning of the year (much to my chagrin as I had him until the last minutes of pre-season), and then fizzled out as the year went on. Has the potential to be a big scorer and so should always be in consideration (especially given his price is less than the beginning of last season). Might hold his position in the middle order and hopefully will bowl in times where wickets come often.

Verdict: Strongly Consider/Risk

Gurinder Sandhu: The G man had one decent game last season, but otherwise was pretty quiet. Should do better with the ball given his talent. His price is really awkward, so I’m not considering him this time round as job security may be an issue with the extra quicks in the Thunder lineup.

Verdict: Pass

Jason Sangha: Quality young batsman coming through. Unfortunately, apart from 1-2 knocks, he didn’t really set the world on fire. The longer format is where his future lies, I believe, but it doesn’t mean you won’t be able to squeeze some cash out of him in the early season should you feel he’s got some runs in him.

Verdict: Pass/Cheapie

Chris Tremain: Has come from the Renegades back home. Finished the season cheaper than the start, and with a change of team he could well grow a leg and be amongst the premium bowlers around. That said, his price is awkward and you might want to have a look before taking the punt.

Verdict: Risk
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I just found this and it is so damn good. I felt like I had to go into the basement of SC scores just to find it so I would love for it to be easier to find on the front page. An update with the new prices and analysis of DGW players would be awesome. Keep up the good work 7/11.
 
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Young gun said:
I just found this and it is so damn good. I felt like I had to go into the basement of SC scores just to find it so I would love for it to be easier to find on the front page. An update with the new prices and analysis of DGW players would be awesome. Keep up the good work 7/11.
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Unfortunately a bit tough with the inability for me to edit the posts. You might have to deal with the price stuff on your own as it’s quite a job, but I’ll definitely have a DGW analysis before the season starts in this thread.
 
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I promised this last week in the other main thread so I'll pump this out so you can have this ready to peruse

Death Bowlers List

Ben Laughlin (Adelaide Strikers)
Josh Lalor (Brisbane Heat)
James Faulkner (Hobart Hurricanes)
Scott Boland (Hobart Hurricanes)
Harry Gurney (Melbourne Renegades)
Andrew Tye (Perth Scorchers) INJURED
Sean Abbott (Sydney Sixers)
Tom Curran (Sydney Sixers)
Chris Morris (Sydney Thunder)


You may be wondering 'why is this list so short?' Well the reason being is that the 9 bowlers above are the ones who consistently bowl at the death. Guys that are in the next list are bowlers who sometimes bowl at the death or will change roles throughout the season.

Sometimes Death Bowlers List

Wes Agar (Adelaide Strikers)
Ben Cutting (Brisbane Heat)
Mark Steketee (Brisbane Heat)
James Pattinson (Brisbane Heat)
Dan Christian (Melbourne Renegades)
Jack Wildermuth (Melbourne Renegades)
Nathan Coulter-Nile (Melbourne Stars)
Dale Steyn (Melbourne Stars)
Jackson Coleman (Melbourne Stars)
Jhye Richardson (Perth Scorchers)
Matthew Kelly (Perth Scorchers)
Ben Dwarshuis (Sydney Sixers)
Gurinder Sandhu (Sydney Thunder)
Daniel Sams (Sydney Thunder)
Chris Tremain (Sydney Thunder)


What you can decipher from these lists is that the Stars don't have a specialist death bowler with some of their new ball bowlers being in the 'sometimes' list. This means that their bowlers will likely change roles each match pending situation which could mean a huge fluctuation in scores. Some of these players may not even play some games for their franchises, so it will be interesting to see how round 1 teams shape up.
 
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Can anybody remember whether you still get SC points for a game that is washed out?

For example, one team is able to bat for 8 overs but then rain hits and the other team doesn’t bat at all meaning there is no result. Are SC points still allocated for the 8 overs that were played?
 
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Ben's Beasts said:
Can anybody remember whether you still get SC points for a game that is washed out?

For example, one team is able to bat for 8 overs but then rain hits and the other team doesn’t bat at all meaning there is no result. Are SC points still allocated for the 8 overs that were played?
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Yes you do. Last year Game 33 was a washout with Brisbane 2/10 in the second innings and the points counted.
 
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AUSTRALIA TEST SQUAD

Tim Paine (c), Cameron Bancroft, Joe Burns, Pat Cummins (vc), Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head (vc), Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Michael Neser, James Pattinson, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Matthew Wade, David Warner

Notable omissions:
Usman Khawaja, Marcus Harris, Peter Siddle
 
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Bomber18 said:
Khawaja now a serious option?
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Yes.

Apart from C Morris, seems like the next best Thunder option due to his form in the format across the previous seasons and provides more assurance and consistency in comparison to Sams who is of the Cutting ilk (likely to score 17 than 170).
 
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