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SJS

SJS

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marc71178 said:
Yes, I'm assuming by white you mean team wearing whites? (5)
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I mean from a white nation with Australia, NewZealnd England being white, West Indies black and sub continental teams brown
 
marc71178

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
SJS said:
I mean from a white nation with Australia, NewZealnd England being white, West Indies black and sub continental teams brown
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Oh right, it still is a "white" record, although I don't think we should refer to the records on skin colour.
 
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Steulen

International Regular
Combined, I say we're talking about a record in four- or five-day cricket but not Test cricket, somewhere in or by some people from Aus, NZ, Eng or perhaps SA. Misty issue, though :)
 
SJS

SJS

Hall of Fame Member
Okay. So what do we have.

There is a team batting world record which is not from a test match(s) and the team in question is a white nation as against a black or a brown one. The digits 37521920172617781128361 , in this very order, appear in the record .
 
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Steulen

International Regular
SJS said:
Okay. So what do we have.

There is a team batting world record which is not from a test match(s) and the team in question is a white nation as against a black or a brown one. The digits 37521920172617781128361 , in this very order, appear in the record .
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I did interpret his clarifications to the 'white' question as meaning the team plays in white (i.e., it's not one-day cricket), but it is not a Test record. I therefore assume we're looking for a FC record set by a team from a country primarily inhabited by whites.
 
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