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New Cricket Trivia - 'SJS format'
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archie mac
International Coach
burkey_1988 said:
Thanks Burkey and BB for just about giving me the answer.
Okay an easy one
Why dosen't Darren Lehmann make this list?
Brad Hogg, Bobby Simpson, Martyn, Elliott and Rixon
As a perpetual spoilsport, it is my duty to add they aren't the only ones. Farokh Engineer at Oval 1971 for his 59 with no fours and nine threes is one that quickly comes to mind. It rained on the third night and the outfield was very slow on the fourth day.
http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/f/28/f28628.html
archie mac
International Coach
You are right with the list, but not for the reason Lehmann is not on it.burkey_1988 said:
Something to do with his first Test experience.
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
To Australia ? Yes, once.archie mac said:
On a week's vacation to a small place called Mallacoota. On the way back I spent a couple of days in Sydney and had a great evening and dinner on a restaurant on the waterfront at the harbour (I think it was the harbour) This was before the Sydney olympics and the city was undergoing heavy construction.
I also visited the holy site at Bowral
archie mac
International Coach
It is quite nice in that part of Victoria, Bowral is only about 90 mins from Canberra, so I have been their quite a bit over the years. I was surprised where the Bradman faamily house is located, so close to town.SJS said:To Australia ? Yes, once.
On a week's vacation to a small place called Mallacoota. On the way back I spent a couple of days in Sydney and had a great evening and dinner on a restaurant on the waterfront at the harbour (I think it was the harbour) This was before the Sydney olympics and the city was undergoing heavy construction.
I also visited the holy site at Bowral
archie mac
International Coach
Not his first Test, his first Test experience as a member of the team. (giving it away)burkey_1988 said:
archie mac
International Coach
Yes, I wanted to know how many Tests between his selection as 12 man and his Test debut.burkey_1988 said:
A little confusing?
Your turn Burkey if you can tell me the amout of Tests he missed?
Or if you can't be bothered your turn anyway
archie mac
International Coach
I am writing a book review on 'Worth The Wait' and this information will help me, I will mention your name if you do locate the answerburkey_1988 said:I'll have a go, Sean. I'll have to have a good search though
And from now on Mr Mac to you Burkey
archie mac
International Coach
Jan. 1990 V **** at Sydneyburkey_1988 said:
