3. Did the match take place before WW2?burkey_1988 said:I only played one Test in my career and my debut innings saw me dismissed in rather bizarre circumstances. Who am I?
1. Am I white (colour of skin)? Yes
2. Does "bizarre" indicate a rare type of dismissal eg handled the ball, obstructing the field etc? No, on the scoresheet it is a simple catch.
4. Did it take place before WW1 ?burkey_1988 said:I only played one Test in my career and my debut innings saw me dismissed in rather bizarre circumstances. Who am I?
1. Am I white (colour of skin)? Yes
2. Does "bizarre" indicate a rare type of dismissal eg handled the ball, obstructing the field etc? No, on the scoresheet it is a simple catch.
3. Did the match take place before WW2? Yes
5. Am I am Australian ?burkey_1988 said:I only played one Test in my career and my debut innings saw me dismissed in rather bizarre circumstances. Who am I?
1. Am I white (colour of skin)? Yes
2. Does "bizarre" indicate a rare type of dismissal eg handled the ball, obstructing the field etc? No, on the scoresheet it is a simple catch.
3. Did the match take place before WW2? Yes
4. Did it take place before WW1? No
6. Am I English ?burkey_1988 said:I only played one Test in my career and my debut innings saw me dismissed in rather bizarre circumstances. Who am I?
1. Am I white (colour of skin)? Yes
2. Does "bizarre" indicate a rare type of dismissal eg handled the ball, obstructing the field etc? No, on the scoresheet it is a simple catch.
3. Did the match take place before WW2? Yes
4. Did it take place before WW1? No
5. Am I am Australian? No
7. Did I also bowl in the match ?burkey_1988 said:Going to bed in 5 minutes and I won't be around much tomorrow, so here is a clue.
I only played one Test in my career and my debut innings saw me dismissed in rather bizarre circumstances. Who am I?
1. Am I white (colour of skin)? Yes
2. Does "bizarre" indicate a rare type of dismissal eg handled the ball, obstructing the field etc? No, on the scoresheet it is a simple catch.
3. Did the match take place before WW2? Yes
4. Did it take place before WW1? No
5. Am I am Australian? No
6. Am I English? Yes
Clue: I became the manager of the Fulham football club in 1924.
What was bizzare about his dismissal on his debut innings ?Lillian Thomson said:Andy Ducat.
From CricInfo:SJS said:What was bizzare about his dismissal on his debut innings ?
Honoured with the distinguished place of number four, Ducat still found himself dogged by ill-luck, for, in playing McDonald, the shoulder of his bat was broken and the ball went to the slips, where Gregory held the catch, while the splinter of wood fell on the stumps, shaking off a bail. So Ducat was doubly out. Carter, the Australian wicket-keeper, handed to Ducat the piece of wood--a souvenir which could not compensate the batsman for such an unfortunate dismissal; and he stumped Ducat in the second innings!
Like that's ever going to happenburkey_1988 said:Trivia veterans like me get to do whatever we want.
Seriously though, I'm sure Archie doesn't mind me stepping in. It's good to keep things flowing. If he really cares, he can take my turn next time I get one right.
Is he the only player to take a wicket with his third ball in Test cricket?Lillian Thomson said:I think Burkey's gone into hibernation so hasn't verified my answer but I know it's right so I'll chuck in a quickie.
What was unusual about the following dismissal in 1974?(NB the number of runs doesn't matter)
Madan Lal b Hendrick
archie mac said:Is he the only player to take a wicket with his third ball in Test cricket?