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Now he is a cricket legend. 89 years old now and has some terrific stories.
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We call it rounders up in Scotland and it's played by girls only.
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silly name,silly sport
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sorry,wrong thread
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Got his autograph at Colne in the 50's when he was Pro for Bacup.
I remember him scoring thirty odd in 2 overs and thinking that's Colne done then. The next over he was caught in the slips by Derek Varley; a world class catch that became the stuff of legend. I also got Sir Frank Worrall's autograph there and saw Clyde Walcott when he was pro for Burnley. They were the Three W's ;when they were on song they could kill a test in a few hours because they scored so many runs at an astonishing rate. |
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A team is dismissed for zero runs. The innings lasts 10 balls. Each batsman is clean bowled first ball. Who is the not out batsman?
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Interesting Tambers, they were a great trio. I saw Sir Frank clean bowled first ball at Headingley by Freddie. 1963 I think.
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no.2
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sorry, no.8
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That's more like it.
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How is that?
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Forgot they're 6 balls in an over
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If each batsman is clean bowled 4th ball and the innings total is nil, who is the not out batsman?
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Forgot they're 6 balls in an over
That was a Silly Point you made. Coat. |
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Will get back to you on that kenny
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lol,it's a toughie. Well not tough but fiddly.
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I think it's only fair to say I don't know the answer. lol
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I've only ever asked the question re first ball dismissal, working out the 4th ball is rather more difficult.
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Gatting, Defreitas and Gladstone Small in conversation now.
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Gladstone is a funny guy.
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Havent seen much of gladstone small recently, wonder what he,s been up to. Keeping his head down presumably.
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I sometimes think the whole point of cricket is the stories people tell years later.
"Well, there was Jasper at silly square ar$e after consuming too much sherry trifle at lunch, when a seagull started pecking at his box..." etc...does anyone remember TALES FROM THE LONG ROOM featuring Robin Bailey...? |
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"The Brigadier muses on his reasons for marrying the woman who has become the bane of his life by insisting on having her birthday on the Saturday of the Lord's Test. But then who could resist the charms of a woman with such a striking likeness to England Test cricketer Herbert Sutcliffe?"
Tales From A Long Room by Peter Tinniswood. |
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kenny mann
15 Oct 14 20:50 A team is dismissed for zero runs. The innings lasts 10 balls. Each batsman is clean bowled first ball. Who is the not out batsman? I asked that in a quiz a few months back, iirc, only 5 got it right out of 12 players. kenny mann 15 Oct 14 20:57 If each batsman is clean bowled 4th ball and the innings total is nil, who is the not out batsman? According to my calculations, number 10 remains at the crease. Over no.1 - bat 1 is out, bat 3 comes in and faces 2 balls Over no.2 - bat 2 is out, bat 4 comes in and faces 2 balls Over no.3 - bat 3 is out, number 5 comes in and is also out, bat 6 comes in but face no balls Over no.4 - bat 4 is out, bat 7 comes in and also goes out, bat 8 comes in but faces no balls Over no.5 - bat 6 is out, bat 9 comes in and faces 2 balls Over no.6 - bat 8 is out, bat 10 comes in and face 2 balls Over no.7 - bat 9 goes out, bat 11 comes in and also goes out Leaving bat 10 at the crease having faced only 2 balls |
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Yes about 5-12 seems about right for the correct answer taxi, I've asked it many times in the last 20 years or so when the conversation turns to cricket. The other one I just made up. I will check your answer which is very well predented. I got dizzy when the 2nd man was out.
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presented*
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correct, very well done.
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Naturally
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you're not as dumb as you look.
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I couldn't be
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u cood B
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