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Which cricketers have obtained a new highest score the most times?
- Thread starter NUFAN
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Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
I thought it meant all out innings.
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
0 was achieved once, by New Zealand.
There's also the infamous Centurion Park Test of 1999/2000 where England's first-innings was recorded as 0 for 0 off 0 overs declared.
Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
Like I said, I thought it meant all out.
zaremba
Cricketer Of The Year
It's the 525 I must have been thinking about when I said 375. Which means I got one digit from three right, if you ignore the lower scores of 9, 18 and 56. Oh dear.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
I think Lara would have an entry at 3.. I am sure his 277 would have been 1, 375 would have been 2 and 400 would have made 3.....
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
To the best of my knowledge the only scores under 300 that have never been scored by a batsman are 289 and 293 (There might be a score hidden somewhere to prove this wrong but I doubt it)
The score of 298 has seen only an unbeaten innings.
Beyond 300, the score is 326 (for certain) at which no innings (out or not out) has ended. The lowest score at which no batsman has been out (300+) is 303. Not surprising since people tend to declare as soon as a batsman reaches 300 or so.
aussie tragic
International Captain
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
In ODI's 155 is a score at which no batsman's innings has ended (including unbeaten knocks).
The lowest score at which a batsman has never been dismissed is 133.
NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
Not happy. Can't believe they'd do this so soon after this thread.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Haha, they put up an article about De Villiers's no-duck record shortly after NUFAN started a thread on that too...
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Haha, suss as. What ****s.
Dissector
International Debutant
Ha, I dropped by just to post the Cricinfo article. As usual a very through job. Of the three current players on the list I wonder if any will be able to add to their tally. Vaas needs to beat 100; quite possible especially against BD. Tendulkar needs to beat 248 and Sanga 287 which will be hard but at least Sanga has a lot of time to do it.
All three of them are on 10 so they need another two highest scores to equal Vengsarkar; I would imagine his record will be safe for a while.
All three of them are on 10 so they need another two highest scores to equal Vengsarkar; I would imagine his record will be safe for a while.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
That's pretty shameless. They did it once with a thread I started about the ICC allowing transsexuals to play cricket in their assumed gender too.
James to sue for mine.
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Fair enough IMO. CW writers take ideas from the forum constantly. 