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CEAT System of Evaluation for Players
| BATTING
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| A 35 in an innings |
1 point |
| A 50 in an innings |
1 additional point |
| Every 25 runs thereafter in that particular
innings |
1 point |
| A century in an innings |
3 additional points as bonus |
| A double century in an innings |
6 additional points as bonus |
| A triple century in an innings |
9 additional points as bonus |
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| BOWLING
|
| Two wickets in an innings |
1 point |
| Every subsequent wicket in that
particular innings |
1 point |
| Five wickets in an innings |
3 additional points as bonus |
| Nine wickets in an innings |
6 additional points as bonus |
| Ten wickets in an innings |
11 additional points as bonus |
| Ten wickets in a match |
3 additional points as bonus |
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| FIELDING
|
| Two catches |
1 point |
| Every subsequent catch |
1 additional point |
| Five catches in an innings |
3 additional points as bonus |
| Ten catches in an innings |
6 additional points as bonus |
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| WICKET
KEEPING |
| 3 dismissals in an innings |
1 point |
| Every subsequent dismissal in
that particular inning |
1 point each |
| 6 dismissals in an innings |
3 additional points as bonus |
| 10 dismissals in an innings |
6 additional points as bonus |
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Note: A dismissal can be a catch or a stumping
Apart from the points earned by each player, the three
adjudicators, Sunil Gavaskar, Ian Chappell
and Clive Lloyd will be given the batting
and bowling averages of all the players every month.
As the cricketing year progresses and more and more
players enter the fray, the CEAT Efficiency Quotient
(CEQ) will be added to the judging criteria. The
CEQ will be obtained by dividing the number of points
earned by the number of innings played.
For example, if two players have earned 100 points but
player 'A' has played 10 innings and player `B' 5 innings,
the CEQ of player `A' will be ten and that of player
'B' will be higher at twenty. The player with the higher
Efficiency Quotient will obviously get a preference
in the final selection.
Period of Evaluation : 1st May to
30th April.
CEAT System
of Evaluation for Teams
| TEST
MATCH |
| Outright win |
6 points for home win |
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9
points for away win |
| Tie |
3 points each |
| Defeat |
no points |
| Series
Win |
2 bonus points |
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| ONE
DAY MATCH |
| Win |
2 points |
| Tie |
1
point |
| Abandoned match |
no points |
| Series
Win |
Bonus points
for Series / Tournament wins * |
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* Bonus points for Series / Tournament wins will be
based on the no. of countries participating in the event.
For e.g. two teams = 2 points, Triangular = 3 points,
Quadrangular = 4 points and so on..., World Cup = 12
points
Note: The final selection of the International
Cricket Team will be done by the three architects of
this scheme: Sunil Gavaskar, Ian Chappell
and Clive Lloyd. Apart from the total number
of points earned by each team the judges will take into
account the ratio of test matches to One Days played,
the ratio of home and away series, the quality of the
opposition, the number of matches played etc.
Period of Evaluation : 1st May to
30th April
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