From The Pavilion

lankyitfc wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2023 4:53 pm

Hi all, there are a few players I have in my youth team about to go up to the senior team next season who I will want to get rid of. I just wondered whether there were any pros/cons as to when is best to retire them (pre or post EOS)?

Thanks.

Always have a good final look before retiring them as they may be worth selling on the market. I normally retire my youth as the season progresses, meaning i play them as juniors up to the age of 20.14, I see no 20yr olds in your squad so i presume you have retired them already?

1)Whether my wages get deducted for upcoming week which we have no matches?
2)will I get sponsorship for upcoming week which we have no matches?
3)will player get age up this week?
4)will we get training this week?

Raju007 wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 17, 2023 7:06 am

1)Whether my wages get deducted for upcoming week which we have no matches?
2)will I get sponsorship for upcoming week which we have no matches?
3)will player get age up this week?
4)will we get training this week?

No wages this week
Full sponsorship
players will age
yes players will train

boscorp wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2023 9:28 pm

lankyitfc wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2023 4:53 pm

Hi all, there are a few players I have in my youth team about to go up to the senior team next season who I will want to get rid of. I just wondered whether there were any pros/cons as to when is best to retire them (pre or post EOS)?

Thanks.

Always have a good final look before retiring them as they may be worth selling on the market. I normally retire my youth as the season progresses, meaning i play them as juniors up to the age of 20.14, I see no 20yr olds in your squad so i presume you have retired them already?

THe fact that this is even discussed is a flaw in the game for me. Such a "no mans land" for players from 20 to 25 or so. Never know what to do with them other than punt them.

rabbitohbill wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 12, 2023 7:22 am

boscorp wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2023 9:28 pm

lankyitfc wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2023 4:53 pm

Hi all, there are a few players I have in my youth team about to go up to the senior team next season who I will want to get rid of. I just wondered whether there were any pros/cons as to when is best to retire them (pre or post EOS)?

Thanks.

Always have a good final look before retiring them as they may be worth selling on the market. I normally retire my youth as the season progresses, meaning i play them as juniors up to the age of 20.14, I see no 20yr olds in your squad so i presume you have retired them already?

THe fact that this is even discussed is a flaw in the game for me. Such a "no mans land" for players from 20 to 25 or so. Never know what to do with them other than punt them.

I don't think its like that at all really. For instance your fella just turning 25, Craven Moorehead. He has played 59 senior matches, more than 4 full seasons, and there is plenty more like him. Its true that not all juniors will play thru to seniors but that's more due to lack of skills. players in that age range normally find there way into various senior sides through the transfer market where they get further training and match experience, normally in lower divisions.

Hello. I'm a relatively new player. I feel like i still don't know how to set the aggression levels for my batters. Can someone please guide me on this. with respect to the pitch

Asad101 wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 12, 2023 10:05 am

Hello. I'm a relatively new player. I feel like i still don't know how to set the aggression levels for my batters. Can someone please guide me on this. with respect to the pitch

I've messaged you with my take on how to set my batsmen but i'm sure there are many other variations that work for some teams and not others. Theres a few Influencing factors such as experience, player variation in the lineup, pitch type, weather, bowling strength compared to your batsman and a decent amount of luck.

What's an acceptable starting level for a youth pull that's worth keeping?

that can be anything depending on academy, talents, team need etc etc
generally speaking anything ordinary is a good start, average for thos teams ranked highly

My senior T20 team looks like being one of the bottom 2 this coming season. How much benefit would there be if I played most of my Youth squad in those games?
I'm thinking that they'd gain some extra experience - yes?
Would that also help improve their training?
Would it impact their fitness levels such that they'd be impacted for the Youth One Day games?

Thanks!

1. Yes they gain extra experience but if you don't hit the minimum MR for your division then you dont get the extra sponsorship available after each game

2. No effect on trng

3. yes fatigue could be an issue

Hi
Is there any way to download your whole squad in Excel or some format..

as a member you can download text files or XML files in both number and named skills
ELse you need to copy the squad page in grid format and paste into excel

In the rules it states:

Power combines the strength and explosiveness of a player. Fast, fast medium and medium bowlers with a high power skill are occasionally able to take a wicket by using their power skill to bowl a faster delivery that may surprise the batter.

My question:
Will a batsmen make more runs playing a fm with capl power or spect power, because the ball will be bowled less fast? Or has this difference in power only impact on the chance taking the occasional wicket like stated in the rules.

So who has the cap or spec power?