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Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:07 pmby spell_check
I doubt this will ever be bettered in a ODI. Not even a domestic one dayer. The record I speak of is runs conceded by a bowler in the full 10 over allotment.
http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65500.htmlAre there other records you believe will never be bettered - Test or ODI?
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:09 pmby GWW
Not sure if this counts....... how about Greg Chappell's 7 ducks in a row..most consecutive ducks by a batsman (numbers 1 to 6) representing his country (some were in Tests and some one dayers, from memory).
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:16 pmby bayman
bradmans test average from any player playing in more than 10 tests (unless those test are against countries like bangladesh etc)
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:17 pmby Adelaide Hawk
GWW wrote:Not sure if this counts....... how about Greg Chappell's 7 ducks in a row..most consecutive ducks by a batsman (numbers 1 to 6) representing his country (some were in Tests and some one dayers, from memory).
I'm not sure it was 7 ducks in a row, I think it was more like 4, but it would have seemed like 7 to Chappell
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:45 pmby Moe
I think Allan Border still is the only batsman to make 150+ in both innings of a test match.
Was correct until Feb this year. Don't think it has been emulated.
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 11:28 pmby brod
Moe wrote:I think Allan Border still is the only batsman to make 150+ in both innings of a test match.
Was correct until Feb this year. Don't think it has been emulated.
It still stands
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Wed Dec 30, 2009 11:29 pmby brod
How about this one
- Oldest player to scoer a maiden test 100
AW Nourse 42y 291d 111 South Africa v Australia Johannesburg 12 Nov 1921 Test # 146
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 8:12 amby Ian
13 innings in a row by an Australian test team with out a ton being scored (1956 tour of England (5 tests), Pakistan (1 test), India (1st of 3 tests))
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 11:50 amby Media Park
consecutive ducks v aus...
cumulative of test and odi...
answer is seven...
who was the player?
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 12:23 pmby Moe
MarblePark wrote:consecutive ducks v aus...
cumulative of test and odi...
answer is seven...
who was the player?
Courtney Walsh?
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 12:23 pmby Pup
MarblePark wrote:consecutive ducks v aus...
cumulative of test and odi...
answer is seven...
who was the player?
Ajit Agarker i reckon.
Could not take a trick the poor bloke.
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 12:34 pmby centrewing
Pup wrote:MarblePark wrote:consecutive ducks v aus...
cumulative of test and odi...
answer is seven...
who was the player?
Ajit Agarker i reckon.
Could not take a trick the poor bloke.
he got 7 consecutive test ducks but those innings were separated by ODIs in which he made runs
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 12:47 pmby bloods08
Pup wrote:MarblePark wrote:consecutive ducks v aus...
cumulative of test and odi...
answer is seven...
who was the player?
Ajit Agarker i reckon.
Could not take a trick the poor bloke.
Made a few test hundreds I believe.
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 1:06 pmby centrewing
just one against the poms in 2002
i think marble park may be mistaken because as far as i can tell the record is 5, held by agarkar and danny morrison
Re: Records that will never be beaten
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Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:46 pmby spell_check
brod wrote:How about this one
- Oldest player to scoer a maiden test 100
AW Nourse 42y 291d 111 South Africa v Australia Johannesburg 12 Nov 1921 Test # 146
In fact, the Wilfred Rhodes record of oldest Test player will stand forever. No way will there ever be a 52 year old Test cricketer again!
Unless in 2021 we find ourselves totally deplete of spinners, and the Australian selectors must choose a spinner...welcome back Warnie.