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Can you beat for the cricket guru title?

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
biased indian said:
Shakoor Rana J.Miandad M.Gatting Fielding Captain

Test 1987 pakistan Vs England at Faislabad

Correct !! Well done ! Your turn to post next question. :)

Shakoor Rana (Umpire) and Gatting were the main parties at conflict !! :D
 

Somerset

Cricketer Of The Year
JASON said:
Correct !! Well done ! Your turn to post next question. :)

Shakoor Rana (Umpire) and Gatting were the main parties at conflict !! :D
Ah, should've recognised that incident, it was all the "......"s that made the statement a little difficult. ;)
 

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
If Biased Indian does not post a question , then consider this question. Else it can be ignored.

Question

Only 3 Cricketers in the history of Test Cricket have held catches of their own Team Mates while fielding as substitute fielders for the opposition .
Who are they ?
 

Somerset

Cricketer Of The Year
JASON said:
If Biased Indian does not post a question , then consider this question. Else it can be ignored.

Question

Only 3 Cricketers in the history of Test Cricket have held catches of their own Team Mates while fielding as substitute fielders for the opposition .
Who are they ?
Hmmm...very good question..

Can I ask if these any of these three players' catches were performed after World War I?
 

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
Somerset said:
Hmmm...very good question..

Can I ask if these any of these three players' catches were performed after World War I?
I see you are using a subtle technique to change the format of this thread to the one like the other thread !! :laugh: :laugh:

None were performed after WWI , because cricket rules and substitution etc. became pretty much well regimented after the 19th Century.
 
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Somerset

Cricketer Of The Year
JASON said:
I see you are using a subtle tachnique to change the format of this thread to the one like the other thread !! :laugh: :laugh:

None were performed after WWI , because cricket rules and substitution etc. became pretty much well regimented after the 19th Century.
Me changing the format? Never... 8-)

Just wanted to check so it wasn't a trick question in a match during the 20th century.
 

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
JASON said:
Doesn't look like Honestbharani is going to post a question !!

Damn !! I am getting fed up with these guys who turn up and post answers but never bother to post a question !! :@ :@
I am really sorry, Jason. I was at college and it was time for a class.
 

slugger

State Vice-Captain
ahh which new zealander has scored two centuries and on both occasions 3 other nz batsmen have scored a century in the same innings.
 

biased indian

International Coach
slugger said:
ahh which new zealander has scored two centuries and on both occasions 3 other nz batsmen have scored a century in the same innings.
pls read the Rules slugger
and
Welcome to Cricketweb :)
 

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
slugger said:
ahh which new zealander has scored two centuries and on both occasions 3 other nz batsmen have scored a century in the same innings.
Oi ! Oi ! Slugger hold it right there !! :laugh: :laugh:

It was Biased Indian's turn to post question and since he had not posted one I posted a question above (which can now be ignored since BI has posted a question !! ) .

But how come you ignore all the above and post a third question !!

Read the rules, on first page Mate !!

When no one has posted a question, you can post your question. But now BI's question takes precedence (even if it were a tad late !!). ;) :D
 

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