Can you beat for the cricket guru title?

[aussie tragic]

Full List of leading run scorer's during the 2000's:

1. Hayden: 7065 runs @ 56.07
2. Ponting: 6700 runs @ 64.42
3. Dravid: 6351 runs @ 63.51
4. Kallis: 6184 runs @ 62.46
5. Lara: 5932 runs @ 52.49
6. Trescothick: 5815 runs @ 44.38
7. Langer: 5691 runs @ 49.06
8. Jawawardene: 5317 runs @ 50.63
9. Sangakkara: 4796 runs @ 48.93
10. Gibbs: 4759 runs @ 47.59

btw, in case your wondering, Gilly was 11th with 4684 runs @ 47.79, while Tendulkar is 12th with 4628 @ 53.81

 

[Jamee999]

What is this sequence?

N Hirwani
C Turner
T Richardson
G Lohmann
S Barnes
C Grimmett
D Lillee
D Lillee
M Muralitharan
M Muralitharan
S Warne
S Waugh

 

[Goughy]

btw, in case your wondering, Gilly was 11th with 4684 runs @ 47.79, while Tendulkar is 12th with 4628 @ 53.81

As far as I can see Mohammad Yousuf would be 11th with 4712 runs @ 58.17

 

[aussie tragic]

As far as I can see Mohammad Yousuf would be 11th with 4712 runs @ 58.17

Doh! His name change through me off. Good thing he wasn't part of the actual answer

 

[aussie tragic]

What is this sequence?

N Hirwani
C Turner
T Richardson
G Lohmann
S Barnes
C Grimmett
D Lillee
D Lillee
M Muralitharan
M Muralitharan
S Warne
S Waugh

The most number of test wkts after "x" matches?

 

[Jamee999]

Yes, but there is something special about the X.

 

[aussie tragic]

Yes, but there is something special about the X.

No idea

Why did you leave out Younis (leading wkt taker tests 28-35 & 39-43) and Kumble (tests 109-110)?????

 

[JASON]

Yes, but there is something special about the X.

Was X the number of tests played in a certain country ?

 

[archie mac]

Was X the number of tests played in a certain country ?

Hey what trivia format do you think this is































(sorry Jason could not resist )

 

[aussie tragic]

Since the Guru is not answering our questions, I've attached the full list of Players that had the most wkts after X tests.

Can anyone work out his question?

 

[Jamee999]

Was X the number of tests played in a certain country ?

No.

 

[Jamee999]

No idea

Why did you leave out Younis (leading wkt taker tests 28-35 & 39-43) and Kumble (tests 109-110)?????

Cuz those numbers aren't in the sequence.

 

[Goughy]

Anything to do with age?

 

[ramu]

I thought of an interesting game. I will ask a question on cricket and the first person to answer it correctly gets the title of 'Cricket Guru of Cricket Web' The person with title of 'Cricket Guru' will have to ask another question in return soon enough (within 24 hours else he concedes the title to the previous winner!). This can work great I hope.

So I declare myself 'Cricket Guru of Cricket Web' till any one can answer this question correctly -

'Adrian Kuiper was the first South African in South African cricket history to achieve which cricketing feat?'

(pretty tough question coz I dont want to concede my title 'that' easily )

i am a cricket guru myself

 

[Magrat Garlick]

The X is determined by the square numbers.

Hirwani (1)
Turner (4)
Richardson (9)
Lohmann (16)

etc.

Waugh retired one Test before he could make it into the list twice

 

[Jamee999]

Ding.

 

[Magrat Garlick]

To follow up the sequences...what's this one?

Darren Lehmann & Michael Atherton
Michael Hussey & Marcus Trescothick
Ian Ward & Michael Vaughan
Stuart Law & Graeme Smith
Robert Key & Marcus Trescothick
Owais Shah & Marcus Trescothick

 

[Goughy]

Casting a quick look at the names is it anything to do with vowels?

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Casting a quick look at the names is it anything to do with vowels?

Nope. Totally cricket-related, this one.

 

[Jamee999]

Is it to do with years?

So the top pair is year x, the next one down is year x + 1...