The continuous trivia quiz

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Greg Chappell

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Greg Chappell

nope, he was 4th

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Dougie Walters

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Dougie Walters

yep

the 6 in order were
Doug Walters
Sunil Gavaskar
Lawrence Rowe (on his test debut)
Greg Chappell
Graham Gooch (he actually got a triple and a hundred)
Brian Lara

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Dougie Walters

yep

the 6 in order were
Doug Walters
Sunil Gavaskar
Lawrence Rowe (on his test debut)
Greg Chappell
Graham Gooch (he actually got a triple and a hundred)
Brian Lara

You just know its going down hill after that start

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What was the original name of Woolworths?

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Dougie Walters

yep

the 6 in order were
Doug Walters
Sunil Gavaskar
Lawrence Rowe (on his test debut)
Greg Chappell
Graham Gooch (he actually got a triple and a hundred)
Brian Lara

You just know its going down hill after that start

he did get a triple ton after that and I was just reading about him on cricinfo and he suffered from poor eyesight and was also allergic to grass

[rogernumber10]

Dougie Walters

yep

the 6 in order were
Doug Walters
Sunil Gavaskar
Lawrence Rowe (on his test debut)
Greg Chappell
Graham Gooch (he actually got a triple and a hundred)
Brian Lara

complete brain fade. should have got that question right.

[GWW]

Dougie Walters

yep

the 6 in order were
Doug Walters
Sunil Gavaskar
Lawrence Rowe (on his test debut)
Greg Chappell
Graham Gooch (he actually got a triple and a hundred)
Brian Lara

You just know its going down hill after that start

he did get a triple ton after that and I was just reading about him on cricinfo and he suffered from poor eyesight and was also allergic to grass

Was it Rowe that was labelled the "Black Bradman"? I think it was.

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Dougie Walters

yep

the 6 in order were
Doug Walters
Sunil Gavaskar
Lawrence Rowe (on his test debut)
Greg Chappell
Graham Gooch (he actually got a triple and a hundred)
Brian Lara

complete brain fade. should have got that question right.

I find it interesting that it has only occurred 6 times and it took 90 years for Dougie Walters to do it first
having a look at the list, at least all of the batsmen are class acts (probably to a lesser extent Rowe)

[Dogwatcher]

Was it Rowe that was labelled the "Black Bradman"? I think it was.

No, that was George Headley. Headley played around the same time as Bradman.
His son also played for the West Indies, while he had a grandson who played for England in the 90s.

[MightyEagles]

What was the original name of Woolworths?

Safeway?

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What was the original name of Woolworths?

Safeway?

incorrect

Is called Safeway in Victoria

[Pseudo]

How about Roelf Vos?

(when I was last in Tas, all the Woolies down south were called Safeways, and all the ones up north were Roelf Vos)

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Wasn't it something hilarious, like "Woolworths wonderful bargain basement"?

[smac]

Or if you mean the first supermarket they opened, that was "Food Fair", I think.

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Youre sort of the right track
CLUE - it was called the

"Great ____ ____ Store"

[Hazbeen]

Youre sort of the right track
CLUE - it was called the

"Great ____ ____ Store"

Great American Food Store?

[brod]

Youre sort of the right track
CLUE - it was called the

"Great ____ ____ Store"

Great American Food Store?

incorrect

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Given that it obviously differed from your answer, I went and researched on the Woolies website.

In December 1924, Woolworths' first ever store - the Woolworths Stupendous Bargain Basement, opened in the old Imperial Arcade in Pitt Street, Sydney.

I was close with what I recalled, but obviously your question is after something else.