Cricket Match Results

April 24, 2005

Dear Rangarajan and other astrologers,

I have attempted on post mortem of the Muhurtha chart of the First one day international cricket match of the recently concluded series between India and Pakistan. For simplifying analysis, I opted for tabulation of house cusp and sub-lord details of Upachaya houses for both the teams. Placement of Ascendant at the time of start of match is taken as First house for home team and where as Descendant is taken as First house for the visiting team.

The match was played in Cochi, Kerala on April 02, 2005. The start of the match has been taken as 09.00 HRS, IST.

I have followed KP principles and table is as per the guidelines provided by Mr/Ms(?) Neville.

I have not touched the sub-sub levels of the cusps. Also sub-lords of the house cusp sub-lords/star lords have been not looked into. In the same breathe I want to express that, I am do aware of the Astrology strength and weakness and not to talk about my limitations in deciphering the results by applying more appropriate tools at right instant. What ever the system of Astrology may be, unless one is capable of magnifying and inferring results out of very subtle indications, it would be always easy to talk about theories but very difficult to achieve very high rate of successful predictions. But then, I am of the firm opinion that, these so called rationale thinking should not be a reason for attitude of not putting best efforts in discovering hidden premiums. An appetite for looking beyond what is visible often leads for ridicules and mockery. But had those great scientists limited themselves on account of this, just imagine how we would have been deprived of many a sweet and comfortable things in today's life! The worry of meeting a failure should not be reason behind the non attempt.

On plane observation of enclosed table and chart, it emerges that, at least for the first match, cusp of 6th and 11th played vital role in final results. For home team 6th cusp sub-lord Saturn was signifying 11th house among other houses. It was receiving aspect from Moon and Jupiter who were lords of 3rd and 11th respectively. Star lord of the 6th cusp was exalted. These were just positive aspect of the 6th cusp and there were negatives as well.

Where as for visiting team, 6th house cusp was not having more positive points than the home team. Glaring weak points were, debilitation of 6th cusp star lord and sub-lord not signifying 11th house to any extent. Star lord was under retrograde movement.

Moving on to 11th cusps, again home team cusp out scored visiting team as Star and Sub lords of the 11th cusps were signifying 11th house. Hence time was favouring home team to come as winning team.

I request all to feed their comments and suggest how the standard table can be improved and refined so that, for further this can be made as table for reference and only one need to fill details of cusp and other planets. It would be great if any software professionals help with auto work sheets. So that experimenting for further would be easy and more enjoying.

With regards,

Mohan Hegde.

..

September 18, 2007

, " Neville Lang " <neville wrote:

>Dear Lang, it is interesting to give prediction from the start of

the game or say first ball. We would be obliged if u would kindly let

us know the details as to how u come to conclusion that which team

will win? Ashwin Rawal

> Dear hs nagi,

>

> I had some success with the results from ODIs a few years back.

>

> Since I did not get 100% correct, I cannot claim to be a master in

> the art of match results at all.

>

> The technique I used was not horary but a KP analysis of the chart

of

> the start of an event. For cricket, I used the exact moment that

the

> first ball was bowled at the start of an ODI or test match. If I

can

> see the match live on TV then I can usually get the time to the

> second, that is when the first bowler turns and begins his run-up

for

> the first ball. In a lot of cases, all matches began witihn a

minute

> or so of the advertised time, however, the odd one or two were

> delayed due to weather.

>

> You can apply this simple technique to any sporting match with

> reasonable results. As usual for me, on those occasions when I got

a

> wrong prediction, it was due to a wrong conclusion drawn from the

> analysis. Weighing up many factors in a chart in an impartial way

is

> not always easy to do. We sometimes need to overcome our inbuilt

> biases for a particular match outcome in our analysis.

>

> I have not done any further work on this for a while now as I have

> been busy working on the next major version of my Astracadabra

> astrology program for Pocket PC phones.

>

> I wish you well in your predictions.

>

> Regards,

> Neville Lang

>

> , " bkhardeep " <bkhardeep@> wrote:

> >

> > dear Neville Lang

> > satish ji told me you are master in predicting match results.

would

> > you please share your technique of prediction in group or you may

> > send me personal mail at-

> > bkhardeep@

> > regards

> > hs nagi

> > , " Neville Lang " <neville@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Raghunatha Rao,

> > >

> > > I have included the details of all Indian Prime Ministers from

my

> > > software files, from data I collected some years ago. As you

will

> > > see, I only present dates of taking office. I set the time for

12

> > > noon each day and assumed New Delhi as the place of taking

> office.

> > I

> > > hope you find this list useful.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > > Neville Lang

> > > Melbourne, Australia

> > >

> > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> > >

> > > Jawaharlal Nehru [iNC] - Event Chart

> > > 15 Aug 1947, 12:00 pm, IST -5:30

> > > New Delhi India, 28°N36', 077°E12'