Was the thousandth test hundred, and the same score as the first.
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Correctamundo
Yes, Chappell's score was the same as Charles Bannerman's first ever Test century in 1877.
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To be precise and pendatic, I cannot accept zero as the correct answer.
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Well...no. Perhaps I should tell you Warne took 2 five wicket hauls in grade cricket during 1990-91, but he wasn't playing for St Kilda.
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What was unique (I think) about the second day of the 2nd test in the 1999 Frank Worrell Trophy?
Is it the fact that three different West Indian batsmen went to the crease but West Indies did not actually lose a wicket that day?
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Spot on.
Pedro Collins retired hurt early on as the night watchman, before Adams and Lara put on 300 or so after they started the day at 4-34 or thereabouts.
Strategic.
What is unique about the dismissal for zero of Leicestershire's opening batsman in this one day game from the year 2000? (His score is not significant, it is only mentioned to differentiate him from the other opener.)
http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/69/69607.html
http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/69/69607.html
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Darren Maddy c Darren Lehmann b Darren Gough
Alrighty then. Can you spot something unique within this scorecard?
http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/9/9078.html
http://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/9/9078.html
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Two pairs of repeated scores in the first innings?
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Well, that is unique, but as with the one day game I quoted from 2000, I am focusing on an interesting mode of dismissal.
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Is it c Beet b Root? Haha
Yes. Hats off to you Mister.
Would reckon they played here, so it would have to be out of Holding, Richards........nah, factoring in guys that stayed in South Africa after the rebel tour......I'll go Franklin Stephenson.
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He played in SA during their apartheid regime, and required "honorary white" status. I don't know how he could live with himself for that!
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