Somerset
Cricketer Of The Year
Q2. Yes, and the feat applies to test matches
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Somerset
Cricketer Of The Year
Q3. No (though I think I you were trying your luck that I was asking if it was hitting the ball over the Lord's pavillion or along those lines?)
Somerset
Cricketer Of The Year
Q4. No, and this player is not Australian (and we've already established that the ground is in England).
Jarquis
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Isn't there a church that Viv Richards cleared or something?
My question is : Is the player English?
fredfertang
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Is it post WW2?
Somerset
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Q5. No.
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Q6. Yes - although without giving too much away this 'feat' requires two innings and a player could've performed the second innings 10 or 15 or 20 years after the first innings (so he could've performed it both pre- and post- WW2 in effect).
Because I'm generous I will give a few other hints - this player is a current player, and is a wicket-keeper batsman although being a wicket-keeper has no relevance on the question (its merely to help you identify the player).
Somerset
Cricketer Of The Year
I have a feeling I just gave away too many clues...you basically nailed it Athlai. Brendan McCullum is the only batsman to make two test match ninties at Lords without ever making a century at Lords.
fredfertang
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On the basis that it seems John isn't going to set a question I will nip in
What do Stuart Law, Matthew Hayden and Jack Hobbs have in common?
What do Stuart Law, Matthew Hayden and Jack Hobbs have in common?
benchmark00
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All played cricket.
Next.
Next.
fredfertang
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....... and with your first ever post in this thread you have produced an answer which is undeniably correct
protocol is that its now your turn to set a question
protocol is that its now your turn to set a question
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In the spirit of keeping the thread going (i.e. giving it back to you so you can ask the question again), my question is:
What sport was Donald Bradman famous for playing?
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fredfertang
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Draft dodging?
benchmark00
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Bingo. Would've also accepted Englishmen totem tennis.
fredfertang
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You are correct again in that I did have a different answer in mind so, with due deference to Murphy's genius and rapier like wit, we can carry on with itAlthough Benchmark's come up with an answer that fits, I don't imagine it was the one you were initially looking for Fred.Did you want to continue with that question?
Is the link between the three players performance related?
Yes - the link I am looking for is performance related
fredfertang
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Yes - Batting related
It has been done in International cricket but not by these three