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New Cricket Trivia - 'SJS format'

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cricfever

Cricket Spectator
JASON said:
Looks like Biased Indian has gone missing.

Here's another Question -
Only 2 Australians have done this bowling feat. An Englishman nearly did it .
What's the feat ? who are the Aussies ? who is the Englishman who nearly did it ? Let the Questions begin
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Donnel Robins and Jeh hooker.....
Both did a hatrick in the first innings and took a wicket in the first ball of the second innings...

Rite???
 
J

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
cricfever said:
Donnel Robins and Jeh hooker.....
Both did a hatrick in the first innings and took a wicket in the first ball of the second innings...

Rite???
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No....But your thinking is right ...a slight variation on your answer would lead you to the path of glory.:laugh:
 
J

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
archie mac said:
Hat-trick to finish the match?
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Yes . Hugh Trumble finished Australia's win against England in 1901-2 with a Hat-trick and Lynsey Kline completed a win for the Aussies against SA with a hat trick 1957-8.

Peter Lever took 3 wickets in 4 balls for England against Pakistan in 1971 to seal a win but missed the Hat trick to finish off the test.

Your turn Archie.
 
archie mac

archie mac

International Coach
Okay, an easy one:happy:

You tell your little friend, that if he keeps the ball on the ground he can't get caught


Bradman talking to who, about whom?
 
SJS

SJS

Hall of Fame Member
archie mac said:
Okay, an easy one:happy:

You tell your little friend, that if he keeps the ball on the ground he can't get caught


Bradman talking to who, about whom?
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Bradman talking about Harvey to, I think, Mailey, after Harvey asked Mailey (or Fleetwood Smith) to ask Bradman for a piece of advise on the way to his first tour in 1948.
 
E

Engle

State Vice-Captain
Who are the only 2 (?) wicket-keepers to lead the batting aggregates and averages in a Test series of 3+ matches for both sides ?
 
pasag

pasag

RTDAS
Sangakkara against Bangladesh this year is one.

Edit. Scrap that, he didn't play as a keeper.
 
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Dan

Hall of Fame Member
archie mac said:
Is he on this list?

Gilly
Engineer
"Jock' He played for SA and died young I can't think of his last name:@
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I believe you are talking about Jock Cameron? Died at age 30. (BTW, he never topped aggregate and average for a series)


The Answer is
1.Dennis Lindsay (1966-1967 RSA vs AUS) (606 runs @ 86.57)
2. Adam Gilchrist (2001-2002 RSA vs AUS) (473 runs @ 157.67)
3. Kumar Sangakarra (if he kept) (2001-2002 Asian Championships) (248 runs @ 149.00)
4. Sangakarra did it again in 2004 vs RSA (367 @ 91.75)
5. Sangakarra again in 05/06 vs WI (197 @ 65.67)
6. Sangakarra (again) 06/07 vs NZ (268 @134)
7. Sangakarra again this year vs Bangladesh (428 @ 428)
8. Gilly did it again vs NZ in 05 (343 @ 171.50)
Should i go on?
 
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E

Engle

State Vice-Captain
Gilly was the other in my mind. Quite impressive that Sang and Gilly did it more than once.
So, we have 3 wk...I doubt there's any more...is there ?
Even so, it is exemplary batting

Someone go
 
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