What Would It Take for Cricinfo

[WI4EVER]

To update both Bangladeshi and West Indian Domestic Cricket???

For those who care....WI get some over by over updates here: http://wicb.openside.co.uk/

BTW what is coverage like for Bangladeshi domestic cricket?

[Purbasha T]

Ummm..Indian Army to take over the whole Bangladesh region?

[Neel Here]

Originally Posted by WI4EVER
To update both Bangladeshi and West Indian Domestic Cricket???

For those who care....WI get some over by over updates here: http://wicb.openside.co.uk/

BTW what is coverage like for Bangladeshi domestic cricket?

volunteers who are ready to cover those. seriously, why don't you approach them if you are interested in the job. you seem to be knowledgeable enough and I daresay they could use the expertise.

[zainab]

They also update SL domestic matches,even club matches, but I have never seen them writing anything about BD domestic cricket.I wonder why, perhaps it is a lack of communication on BSB's part. The SL cricket board are very active and is run by very able and cricket minded individuals.
I feel that BCB should also look at their remuneration strategy for their cricketers to keep them playing the game.These guys are asleep and slow to think and react.

[beshideshi]

i dont think this deserves a thread, but something I wanted to share with you all. CI just did a prediction about the game's future in 2010s, and Peter English said that Bangladesh will shape up to be a team which challenges top teams regularly.
http://www.cricinfo.com/decadereview...ry/443194.html
Peter English Australasia editor, Cricinfo
Tired of meaningless fixtures, bored by the constant cheque presentations, and worn down by the dominance of corruption and gambling, spectators will have deserted Twenty20 by 2019. The proliferation of domestic tournaments at the beginning of the decade will hold their spark for a couple of years before the followers lose interest as the players switch allegiances as quickly as team uniforms change. Due to the power of the corporate backers, the results will be decided in the boardrooms, despite the pretence that those on the field are actually involved in determining who wins. Test cricket will have regained its status as the unsullied, sparkling form of the game, although it will be played under lights, over four days and in a minimum of three-game contests. Ireland and the Netherlands will be above Zimbabwe and West Indies on the rankings, with Bangladesh regularly challenging the top teams.

S Rajesh stats editor, Cricinf

[Fischer]

Umm... it would take a LOT more from your board rather than CI itself. BCB has to take the initiative to start forwarding domestic scorecards to CI. Do you really think CI actually goes to Indian/Pak/Eng/SA domestic games to update the scorecard ? or even yet they bother watching it ? All the boards are responsible to ensure that CI gets the needed information to update the scorecards regularly.

[Miraz]

Originally Posted by Fischer
Umm... it would take a LOT more from your board rather than CI itself. BCB has to take the initiative to start forwarding domestic scorecards to CI. Do you really think CI actually goes to Indian/Pak/Eng/SA domestic games to update the scorecard ? or even yet they bother watching it ? All the boards are responsible to ensure that CI gets the needed information to update the scorecards regularly.

Fischer, for your information, BCB forwards the scorecard of every domestic match to Cricinfo. BCB is doing this for the last three years. Cricinfo is the unwilliing partner here.

Cricketarchive regularly updates Bangladesh domestic cricket scorecards. They also get the scorecards from BCB.