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*Official* Third Test at Edgbaston

91Jmay

International Coach
Wow. Some bouncer.

Raina caught in two minds, but actually did ok with it in the end. By his low standards, obvz.

Just on the Cook > India thing: he exceded their first innings total by 70. Is that some kind of record? Can't be too many occasions when a batsman in reply has scored that many more than the entire oppo.
Off the top of my head i'm sure BCL's 400 would have had more. Didn't we get like 280?
 

Howe_zat

Audio File
Wow. Some bouncer.

Raina caught in two minds, but actually did ok with it in the end. By his low standards, obvz.

Just on the Cook > India thing: he exceded their first innings total by 70. Is that some kind of record? Can't be too many occasions when a batsman in reply has scored that many more than the entire oppo.
Trott at Melbourne was the same, 70 ahead. And not out.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Sharjah + Hayden comes to mind. Triggered a "Hayden beats Pakistan by an innings" headline or something like it.
Good shout. Hayden actaully only beat Pakistan's first innings effort by 60 tho, although beating both their inningscombined on his own must be unprecedented, surely?
 

Adamc

Cricketer Of The Year
Jayawardene's 374 in reply to SA's 169 is probably the record for what Brumby is talking about.
 

Spark

Global Moderator
Good shout. Hayden actaully only beat Pakistan's first innings effort by 60 tho, although beating both their inningscombined on his own must be unprecedented, surely?
Mm, was wondering about it and I can't recall any other instances. My historical knowledge is rubbish though so that may not mean much.

EDIT: Not quite right, is Broad? Seems to have lost an element of the unerring accuracy from earlier.
 
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smash84

The Tiger King
this one isn't THAT bad.

IIRC Pak folded for 58 and 52 in the same match :wacko:....pathetic....even by Pak's pathetic batting standards
 

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