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May 10, 2009Posted on 05/10/2009 in Miscellaneous
Ignorance isn't bliss
Tony Lewis, one half of the Duckworth-Lewis team who've come up with the D/L method, says the system itself isn't so difficult to understand, but few are interested to know more about it.
If you trawl the Internet cricket chat sites you will see there are many correspondents who can provide succinct and sensible answers to bloggers' questions on how the D-L method works. The method can be easily understood if one is prepared to spend a few minutes studying the D-L pages of sites such as Cricinfo.
Read the full interview, which appeared in Daily News & Analysis, here.
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