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Can you beat for the cricket guru title?
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Burpey
Cricketer Of The Year
Such an easy question ... got thrown off by "strikers". All this schoolwork is getting to my brain.
QUESTION: I was born in Maharashtra, India. I had first-class batting average of over 40 and scored one Test century. However, I will be recognised more for my bowling, which many have said would have very been suited to one-day cricket had it been around. Who am I ?
QUESTION: I was born in Maharashtra, India. I had first-class batting average of over 40 and scored one Test century. However, I will be recognised more for my bowling, which many have said would have very been suited to one-day cricket had it been around. Who am I ?
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sirjeremy11
State Vice-Captain
Bapu Nadkarni. Damn right.
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sirjeremy11
State Vice-Captain
http://content.cricinfo.com/india/content/player/31760.html
You will see I am right.
Now I will devise question...
You will see I am right.
Now I will devise question...
sirjeremy11
State Vice-Captain
GM Turner c Kanhai b Patterson 99
Where and when was this game and who was it against?
Yes it is Glen Turner, NZ batsman who averaged over 40 (one of the few...)
Where and when was this game and who was it against?
Yes it is Glen Turner, NZ batsman who averaged over 40 (one of the few...)
archie mac
International Coach
NZ V Tasmania Circa 1969/70sirjeremy11 said:
sirjeremy11
State Vice-Captain
Yes indeed.
New Zealand in Australia, 1969/70
Tasmania v New Zealanders
Tasmania C.A. Ground, Hobart
26,27,28 December 1969 (3-day match)
Over to you.
Even though my question DID ask where it was and you did not answer that...
NZ won the toss and batted first.
The REAL Boxing Day test that day was Aus v WI which the Aussies went on to win by an innings and 30 runs. The series finished 3-1 to Aus after the Windies won the first at Brisbane by 125 runs.
New Zealand in Australia, 1969/70
Tasmania v New Zealanders
Tasmania C.A. Ground, Hobart
26,27,28 December 1969 (3-day match)
Over to you.
Even though my question DID ask where it was and you did not answer that...
NZ won the toss and batted first.
The REAL Boxing Day test that day was Aus v WI which the Aussies went on to win by an innings and 30 runs. The series finished 3-1 to Aus after the Windies won the first at Brisbane by 125 runs.
archie mac
International Coach
My memory is not that good, sorry to saysirjeremy11 said:Yes indeed.
Over to you.
Even though my question DID ask where it was and you did not answer that...
What thing did two great Yorkshire openers think they shared ?
Name the openers and the thing
archie mac
International Coach
Tapioca said:
Well done Tapi, your turn, good to see you back
What very rare feat did Keith Dabengwa (or whatever his name is) manage in the ongoing Test between Zims and NZ ?
The list of players who have done this is not documented, afaik. There are atleast two people who have done this, the last of which was West Indies' Carlisle Best.
The list of players who have done this is not documented, afaik. There are atleast two people who have done this, the last of which was West Indies' Carlisle Best.