For the past little while, we've been pondering how to scale up incomplete innings. We reckon that the fairest way to resolve short fourth innings is to take the maximum of the flat rate and scaled rate proposed in the original article. A side ending on 15/1 after four overs will increase by the flat rate to 294; an established innings of 400/7 will use the scaled rate, and progress to 574.
ODI series, Sri Lanka in Bangladesh
1st ODI: Sri Lanka 234/6 (50 ov); Bangladesh 164 (40.3 ov)Sri Lanka won by 70 runs (6-0)
2nd ODI: Bangladesh 137 (46.5 ov); Sri Lanka 141/5 (31.1 ov)
Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets with 113 balls remaining (6-0)
3rd ODI: Sri Lanka 196 (39.5/40 ov); Bangladesh 157 (37.1/40 ov)
Sri Lanka won by 39 runs (5½-½)
Final score: Sri Lanka 17½, Bangladesh ½.
Test series, India in England
1st Test: England 298 and 282; India 201 and 282/9. Match drawn.Projected scores: England 580, India 509.508. England margin 70.492, 12.15%. (England 10, India 8)
2nd Test: England 198 and 355; India 481 and 73/3.
India won by 7 wickets. (15-3)
3rd Test: India 664 and 180/6d; England 345 and 369/6
Projected scores: India 844, England 626.562. India margin 217.438, 25.76%. (India 12, England 6)
Final score: India 35, England 19
New tables
OVERALL AUS 1285 119.7 SL 1156 118.4 NZ 1057 121.5 PAK 996 172.2 IND 992 137.5 SA 977 126.2 ENG 935 119.9 WI 900 117.5 BAN 809 120.1 TEST SL 1137 181.4 IND 1072 170.3 ENG 1002 170.3 AUS 1000 200 NZ 1000 200 PAK 1000 200 SA 1000 200 WI 955 180.9 BAN 856 168.4 ONE-DAY AUS 1285 119.7 SL 1134 121.3 NZ 1057 121.5 PAK 996 172.2 SA 975 126.2 IND 963 148 WI 928 128.1 ENG 920 133.1 BAN 845 127.7
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