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This summer, I’m celebrating, documenting and obsessing over my Melbourne Aces fandom at the Outside the Hangar blog. Head over there for a taste of stats-free baseball fun.
I haven’t been posting here much of late – I’ve been next door at the New Statsman’s companion blog, They Should Change That Rule. Drop on over to read some less maths-heavy thoughts on how to make sports fairer to play, and more fun to watch: so far there’s a post about time-wasting in multiple football codes, and how FIFA can avoid looking like a pedantic behemoth. Enjoy!
Those nice folks from Shootfarken.com have let me write for their website again… lap up the World Cup weirdness here.
The New Statsman has been a bit quiet of late, working on a post for another site: read more about Joe Hart, Fraser Forster and online stats reporting woes in Fumbling the Moneyball, at this cheekily-named blog.
I’ll return with more stats goodness soon.
Faulkner’s 116 is the 3rd-highest score by a No.7 batsman in ODIs http://t.co/1feIn4sgk3
— S Rajesh (@rajeshstats) November 2, 2013
And it’s the 2nd best ever by a No.7 in Bangalore who was dismissed by a catch!! OMG OMG OMG!!
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