6th ODI - India vs Pakistan - New Delhi

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Dear friends,

 

I have had a look at the chart for a 9:00am start of the 6th ODI and

from that chart, I predict that Pakistan will win that match.

 

I have used the same methods as I have documented on previous posts

just to continue to test them out.

 

The chart of the previous 5th ODI and this one are similar, because

the matches are only 2 days apart and (assuming) they both start at

9:00am, the ascendant will be the same, however, there are some

differences at Star and Sub level for some cusps - and, of course,

the Moon has moved on nearly one whole sign.

 

If the match does not start at 9:00am then, hopefully, someone will

advise me as to the time the match actually started.

 

Regards,

Neville

 

 

 

, " Neville Lang " <neville@a...>

wrote:

>

> Dear friends,

>

> I understand that the 6th ODI begins in Delhi today. I have no

> access to live coverage so if someone on this list can note the

time

> (to the second if possible) that the first bowler makes his run-

up,

> signalling the start of the match, then I would be grateful.

>

> Regards,

> Neville

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hey the match has started at 9.01; secs not exactly known.Neville Lang <neville wrote:

Dear friends,I have had a look at the chart for a 9:00am start of the 6th ODI and from that chart, I predict that Pakistan will win that match.I have used the same methods as I have documented on previous posts just to continue to test them out.The chart of the previous 5th ODI and this one are similar, because the matches are only 2 days apart and (assuming) they both start at 9:00am, the ascendant will be the same, however, there are some differences at Star and Sub level for some cusps - and, of course, the Moon has moved on nearly one whole sign.If the match does not start at 9:00am then, hopefully, someone will advise me as to the time the match actually started.Regards,Neville , "Neville Lang" <neville@a...> wrote:> > Dear

friends,> > I understand that the 6th ODI begins in Delhi today. I have no > access to live coverage so if someone on this list can note the time > (to the second if possible) that the first bowler makes his run-up, > signalling the start of the match, then I would be grateful.> > Regards,> Neville

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Dear Neville ji,

match start at 09:04:50 IST @ delhi

regards

kanak bosmia

>"Neville Lang" <neville

>

>

> Re: 6th ODI - India vs Pakistan - New Delhi

>Sun, 17 Apr 2005 03:30:03 -0000

>

>

>

>Dear friends,

>

>I have had a look at the chart for a 9:00am start of the 6th ODI and

>from that chart, I predict that Pakistan will win that match.

>

>I have used the same methods as I have documented on previous posts

>just to continue to test them out.

>

>The chart of the previous 5th ODI and this one are similar, because

>the matches are only 2 days apart and (assuming) they both start at

>9:00am, the ascendant will be the same, however, there are some

>differences at Star and Sub level for some cusps - and, of course,

>the Moon has moved on nearly one whole sign.

>

>If the match does not start at 9:00am then, hopefully, someone will

>advise me as to the time the match actually started.

>

>Regards,

>Neville

>

>

>

> , "Neville Lang" <neville@a...>

>wrote:

> >

> > Dear friends,

> >

> > I understand that the 6th ODI begins in Delhi today. I have no

> > access to live coverage so if someone on this list can note the

>time

> > (to the second if possible) that the first bowler makes his run-

>up,

> > signalling the start of the match, then I would be grateful.

> >

> > Regards,

> > Neville

>

>

>

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ohh ya the time was IST mumbai 09.01

Neville Lang <neville wrote:

Dear friends,I have had a look at the chart for a 9:00am start of the 6th ODI and from that chart, I predict that Pakistan will win that match.I have used the same methods as I have documented on previous posts just to continue to test them out.The chart of the previous 5th ODI and this one are similar, because the matches are only 2 days apart and (assuming) they both start at 9:00am, the ascendant will be the same, however, there are some differences at Star and Sub level for some cusps - and, of course, the Moon has moved on nearly one whole sign.If the match does not start at 9:00am then, hopefully, someone will advise me as to the time the match actually started.Regards,Neville , "Neville Lang" <neville@a...> wrote:> > Dear

friends,> > I understand that the 6th ODI begins in Delhi today. I have no > access to live coverage so if someone on this list can note the time > (to the second if possible) that the first bowler makes his run-up, > signalling the start of the match, then I would be grateful.> > Regards,> Neville

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Dear Neville ji,

please accept my heartily congratulations

regdras

kanak bosmia

>"Neville Lang" <neville

>

>

> Re: 6th ODI - India vs Pakistan - New Delhi

>Sun, 17 Apr 2005 03:30:03 -0000

>

>

>

>Dear friends,

>

>I have had a look at the chart for a 9:00am start of the 6th ODI and

>from that chart, I predict that Pakistan will win that match.

>

>I have used the same methods as I have documented on previous posts

>just to continue to test them out.

>

>The chart of the previous 5th ODI and this one are similar, because

>the matches are only 2 days apart and (assuming) they both start at

>9:00am, the ascendant will be the same, however, there are some

>differences at Star and Sub level for some cusps - and, of course,

>the Moon has moved on nearly one whole sign.

>

>If the match does not start at 9:00am then, hopefully, someone will

>advise me as to the time the match actually started.

>

>Regards,

>Neville

>

>

>

> , "Neville Lang" <neville@a...>

>wrote:

> >

> > Dear friends,

> >

> > I understand that the 6th ODI begins in Delhi today. I have no

> > access to live coverage so if someone on this list can note the

>time

> > (to the second if possible) that the first bowler makes his run-

>up,

> > signalling the start of the match, then I would be grateful.

> >

> > Regards,

> > Neville

>

>

>

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Dear Kanak and friends,

 

Thanks, Kanak, for submitting the actual time of the the start of

play. I have updated my records. Although there were some change of

Subs for the change in the start of play, on running through my

method again today, it would not have changed my prediction for

Pakistan.

 

Regards,

Neville

 

 

, " Kanak Bosmia " <kanbosastro@h...>

wrote:

>

[Guest guest]

congrats Neville. Members would be interested in knowing your methods, so that it can be

 

tried on similar/previous mathes

Neville Lang <neville wrote:

Dear Kanak and friends,Thanks, Kanak, for submitting the actual time of the the start of play. I have updated my records. Although there were some change of Subs for the change in the start of play, on running through my method again today, it would not have changed my prediction for Pakistan.Regards,Neville , "Kanak Bosmia" wrote:>

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Dear Anant, Inder and friends,

 

The method I use was posted on messages 3787 and 3790 on this list.

I might try to summarise the method on another post soon.

 

What is interesting is that I have not (yet) used conjunctions or

aspects to/from planets. I guess we need to see whether these are

needed if this method does not hold up over time.

 

At present, I do not have any past dates of matches, let alone

actual starting times, so while the method might be applied to past

matches using advertised starting times, care needs to be taken as

to the actual starting time. There have been a number of times where

matches have been delayed due to bad weather or light by several

hours so this delay might make a difference to the predicted

outcome.

 

For the past two matches, I have produced my conclusion from both

the predicted starting time and the actual starting time (thanks to

Kanak for supplying the actual starting times). For both of those

matches, there was not any difference in the outcome of the team

predicted as the difference was small. What needs to be addressed is

whether we can still get by with a good match result by just using

the predicted starting time or whether we really need the actual

starting time. At present, I am leaning more towards the actual

starting time as the basis of the chart to assess.

 

Regards,

Neville

 

 

 

, anant raichur <anant_1608>

wrote:

> congrats Neville. Members would be interested in knowing your

methods, so that it can be

>

> tried on similar/previous mathes

>

>

> Neville Lang <neville@a...> wrote:

>

>

> Dear Kanak and friends,

>

> Thanks, Kanak, for submitting the actual time of the the start of

> play. I have updated my records. Although there were some change

of

> Subs for the change in the start of play, on running through my

> method again today, it would not have changed my prediction for

> Pakistan.

>

> Regards,

> Neville

>

>

> , " Kanak Bosmia "

> wrote:

> >

>