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WithLoveFromCanada
30th August 2010, 05:41
They could have made real money out of that too as odds to score a duck on 40 balls? and even get out? can be really high...innit?

Poison
30th August 2010, 05:44
I think everyone in all this whirlwind of 'spot fixing' has forgotten how much Anderson was killing our batsmen. They got ducks because they could NOT play the ball.

Down2Earth
30th August 2010, 05:44
yeah innit

WithLoveFromCanada
30th August 2010, 05:45
I think everyone in all this whirlwind of 'spot fixing' has forgotten how much Anderson was killing our batsmen. They got ducks because they could NOT play the ball.

but still 30 and 40 balls are too much to remain scoreless...especially farhat who loves to attack...

Oxy
30th August 2010, 05:46
I think its fair to say that Farhat is just crap, and could have got a 40 ball duck for free

Shadow_786
30th August 2010, 05:46
Yes you have a point looking at it know anything is a possible there are bets on every situation in cricket even individual players

nightwatchman
30th August 2010, 05:48
I think its fair to say that Farhat is just crap, and could have got a 40 ball duck for free

:)))


i still think he's in on it, though. zero talent pawwa maashter

Shadow_786
30th August 2010, 05:51
Hell I even think all the teams in on it expect for Yousuf who joined the team for the 3rd test I bet some where or another they all did a "SPOT FIXING"

ddss
30th August 2010, 05:53
Azhar Ali looks like the most loyal in the PK team, but he just sucks. Theres a difference between Amin and Ali and you can just tell it from their faces

Geordie Ahmed
30th August 2010, 05:54
I think its fair to say that Farhat is just crap, and could have got a 40 ball duck for free

:))):))):)))

WithLoveFromCanada
30th August 2010, 05:54
I think its fair to say that Farhat is just crap, and could have got a 40 ball duck for free

:)))

but seriously, you wouldn't put your money on farhat scoring a duck on 35 balls...and azhar in the same innings to remain scoreless till 40 balls...anyone who had their money on that would surely have made it big :quote:...

Geordie Ahmed
30th August 2010, 05:54
BTW which bookies actually give odds for things like maiden over and no balls?

I have never seen such odds for cricket - seen it for football for things like number of corners, yellow cards etc

WithLoveFromCanada
30th August 2010, 05:57
BTW which bookies actually give odds for things like maiden over and no balls?

I have never seen such odds for cricket - seen it for football for things like number of corners, yellow cards etc

Only Azhar and Mazhar can answer that.

kingusama92
30th August 2010, 05:57
BTW which bookies actually give odds for things like maiden over and no balls?

I have never seen such odds for cricket - seen it for football for things like number of corners, yellow cards etc

Indian bookies give these odds [I remember watching a news item on this a few years back].

It's ridiculous, but they do.

Poison
30th August 2010, 05:58
BTW which bookies actually give odds for things like maiden over and no balls?

I have never seen such odds for cricket - seen it for football for things like number of corners, yellow cards etc

Black market betting, not these public gambling agencies.

Geordie Ahmed
30th August 2010, 06:14
Black market betting, not these public gambling agencies.

Surely alarm bells should ring as soon as somebody slaps big money for someone bowling a no-ball or playing out a maiden over - a tenner or so fair enough BUT it sounds like people were betting thousands on this

nightwatchman
30th August 2010, 06:21
:)))

but seriously, you wouldn't put your money on farhat scoring a duck on 35 balls...and azhar in the same innings to remain scoreless till 40 balls...anyone who had their money on that would surely have made it big :quote:...

i agree. he'd have slashed at something outside the off long before that. wasn't butt playing a maiden one of the supposed fixes for the 3rd test that was called off by kuptaan saab due to pitch conditions? poor farhat probably played the most disciplined innings of his life for a duck.

kingusama92
30th August 2010, 06:25
:)))

but seriously, you wouldn't put your money on farhat scoring a duck on 35 balls...and azhar in the same innings to remain scoreless till 40 balls...anyone who had their money on that would surely have made it big :quote:...

Of course, I wouldn't put money on Farhat scoring a duck off 35 balls.

What idiot would expect him to play out that many deliveries?

Dare2Dream
30th August 2010, 07:37
They could have made real money out of that too as odds to score a duck on 40 balls? and even get out? can be really high...innit?

Every bad inning is not match fixing. Its not like Farhat or Azhar were bradmen with 100 avg.

WithLoveFromCanada
18th September 2010, 22:27
So much for ICC's dumbness! They didnt question Farhat's and Azhar's 30 ball duck yet they're worried about 2 overs of Pakistan's innings.

TAK
18th September 2010, 23:01
Surely alarm bells should ring as soon as somebody slaps big money for someone bowling a no-ball or playing out a maiden over - a tenner or so fair enough BUT it sounds like people were betting thousands on this

thats the logical thing geordie

i'm waiting for a real explanation of how anybody can win big against the bookie

any bookie would spot unusual betting requests - SURELY :13:

nsaviguru
18th September 2010, 23:14
Well if that's the case than Rahul Dravid is the biggest spot fixer in the history of cricket. Get a hold of yourself people and at least TRY to think logically before making such a baseless claim.

Sledger
18th September 2010, 23:15
Farhat did all his scoring the night before.

Paradox
19th September 2010, 03:32
Farhat did all his scoring the night before.

:))) :))) :))) :))) you legend! POTW :)))

iafzal
19th September 2010, 03:37
Must be tough not to score for 30-40 balls. First you have to make sure you survive that many ball and second you have to make sure you do not edge anything not to mention a chance of a misfielding on which you may get runs.

Paradox
19th September 2010, 04:06
Must be tough not to score for 30-40 balls. First you have to make sure you survive that many ball and second you have to make sure you do not edge anything not to mention a chance of a misfielding on which you may get runs.

Not really in their case, all their 'edges' go straight to the slip cordon since both of them have no clue where their off stumps are.

slix10
19th September 2010, 04:30
They could have made real money out of that too as odds to score a duck on 40 balls? and even get out? can be really high...innit?

Don't think it works like that. There's no such thing as 'odds on scoring a duck in 40 balls''. If you go on betfair.com, you'll see that they mostly bet on who will make runs and at what time.

So how to get huge highs?

Play really slow in the first 10 overs, and blast off for 2 overs. The betting market moves with the people, and the people think that if this guy is playing at a SR of 20, there's no way he will make 18 runs in 2 overs. (this is what the newspaper claimed Majeed was doing and it makes sense)

tanzeel
19th September 2010, 05:09
BTW which bookies actually give odds for things like maiden over and no balls?

I have never seen such odds for cricket - seen it for football for things like number of corners, yellow cards etc

Most well established gambling websites like bet365 and william hill take bets on every little thing, including the number of runs on individual deliveries, batsman's mode of dismissal and stuff like that.