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[mclaren007]

what do u think of including the stats of most no of man of the match in icc 2009

[Typical Stroke]

yes its a good idea

[nikjagger]

ya along wit man of the mtches it wud be better if we had man of the series cuz the game only involves around series...n it wud be better 2 knw who's scored the max no of runs o picked up the max wickets in a particular world cup as well as in all the world cups till date..!!

[pi3t3rs3n-24]

haha and I thought it was goning to be pictures of your mum!

[M.Di Venuto]

same. obviously was supposed to be MOTM :p

[hazzac]

The thing is that most of the time a Man of the Match goes to the player who scores the most runs:mad:

[zeduck]

what do u think of including the stats of most no of man of the match in icc 2009

Really, that would be quite a redundant thing to include. It's not an important statistic. Does anyone look that up in real life? (cause I don't see cricinfo storing any stats on this) There are better improvements that could be made.

n it wud be better 2 knw who's scored the max no of runs o picked up the max wickets in a particular world cup as well as in all the world cups till date..!!

This would be better, having a summary of the "highest so and so" and "best average" etc. for each series and World Cup.

[Johncladio]

what do u think of including the stats of most no of man of the match in icc 2009
That is great idea.

[Imager36]

In my opinion, the recording of the most man of match performances would be futile, as the only real use is in showing off how good your player is.

[the_trademarc]

The efforts of the development team should be better spent making the Man Of The Match award more dynamic. But I can see how difficult this would be, because you really need to take in the value of an effort, which is hard to do in a game.

But I agree its skewed to the batsman's favour. I once took 9-26 and 4-89 with Cameron White, and won the game comfortably, but the MOM went to Clarke, who got 82 and 44* (top scored in both innings).
Personally, I woulda given it to Whitey

[Johncladio]

The efforts of the development team should be better spent making the Man Of The Match award more dynamic. But I can see how difficult this would be, because you really need to take in the value of an effort, which is hard to do in a game.
But I agree its skewed to the batsman's favour. I once took 9-26 and 4-89 with Cameron White, and won the game comfortably, but the MOM went to Clarke, who got 82 and 44* (top scored in both innings).
Personally, I woulda given it to Whitey
We have to hope for the best.

[Meph.]

the winning tea should then be able to pick who gets it!
Reward your own players for top performance.

[Johncladio]

the winning tea should then be able to pick who gets it!
Reward your own players for top performance.
Ya that is brilliant idea.

[patrickF690]

the winning tea should then be able to pick who gets it!
Reward your own players for top performance.

it would not happen because people will pick there fav players all the time

[Meph.]

team not tea... lol

Well then the computer picks 3 of the best performances in the game (your team) and the player can pick one out of the 3, this could also mean the player gets better with each win.. (gets more confident) it means every game is vital. . .and thats why the comp you give you the option of the 3 best performances. Then the computer should pick the man of the series based on the MOTM winners.
Its an idea that would improve the game play.. and fun.

[patrickF690]

team not tea... lol

Well then the computer picks 3 of the best performances in the game (your team) and the player can pick one out of the 3, this could also mean the player gets better with each win.. (gets more confident) it means every game is vital. . .and thats why the comp you give you the option of the 3 best performances. Then the computer should pick the man of the series based on the MOTM winners.
Its an idea that would improve the game play.. and fun.

that could work

[the_trademarc]

But then me thinks, how does it occur in real life? Officials make the decision, not the players.
It's a very tough one, one of those I think in the end is best left as it is, because it will become way too complicated and frustrating

[Imager36]

But then me thinks, how does it occur in real life? Officials make the decision, not the players.
It's a very tough one, one of those I think in the end is best left as it is, because it will become way too complicated and frustrating

In tv covered matches, the commentary team normally choose, but if it is not covered, quite often it isn't even awarded... i think...

[Meph.]

but this isn't real life its a computer game. .and its a small tweak to give the captain alittle extra to think about in team building and performance.

[the_trademarc]

Who would your MOTM be?

(Trying to give example as to flaw in MOTM system)


My answer is Andrew Strauss

[stanley_1994]

Who would your MOTM be?

(Trying to give example as to flaw in MOTM system)


My answer is Andrew Strauss

My Answer too is Andrew Strauss.The computer sometimes can't pick correct choice.