like a team batting first gave other team a target of 350    runs and the other team won by ten wickets is it possible?
214852
Why not? Its only needed a world record 1st wicket partnership and nowadays every other day you are having a new w. recorsd. So it will happen one day. Remember 1st wicket test record is more than 400 runs.
544854
Each team consists of 11 players.\nUnderhand bowling is not allowed.\nBowlers must also keep their arms straight at the time of delivering the ball.\nThe team that wins the toss decides to bat of field.\nTo win a test match one team must score more than its opposition in two full innings, for each team.\nA one-day match is normally played for 50 overs each side.
324537
That scenario would count.  According to the rules (4.10):\n\n(c) If a game is called, it is a regulation game:\n\n(1) If five innings have been completed;\n\n(2) If the home team has scored more runs in four or four and a fraction half innings than the visiting team has scored in five completed half innings;\n\n(3) If the home team scores one or more runs in its half of the fifth inning to tie the score.
433601
huh? this is very straight forward. Langer would be given out. Waugh was never caught so he wouldnt be. The single was never completed so waugh would still be on 99. He would simply be at the non bowlers end for the next ball.\n\nThere is no issue here at all.
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THAT IS QUITE NORMAL.\nEVERY TEAM IS STRONGEST IN ITS DEN.\n\nIN THAT TIME THEY HAD AWESOME BOWLERS LIKE HOLDING, MARSHALL, AMBROSE,WALSH.\nAND WINDIES POSSESED FEARSOME BATSMEN LIKE RICHARDS, LLOYD,HAYNES,GREENIDGE,HOOPER AND RICHARDSON.\n\nWE WERE NOT SO STRONG AS WINDIES.\n\nNOW THE SCENARIO IS DIFFERANT.\n\nEVENTHOUGH, ITS HARD TASK FOR US TO BEAT WINDIES IN WINDIES.
597923
no it is not possible as after the goal is scored the ball goes back to the other team making it impossible for the player to score 3 goals without anyone else touching the ball
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THE VISITING TEAM DOING THAT TO CONFUSE THE HOME TEAM.\nVISITORS WILL GOT OUT QUICKLY AGAINST WEAK BOWLERS..\nNORMALLY THE HOME TEAM MANAGEMENT SELECTS THE SQUAD AFTER THE PRACTICE MATCH.\nIF BIG BATSMAN GETTING OUT TO WEAK BOWLERS, THE SELECTORS OVER ESTIMATE THE BOWLER'S ABILITY AND SELECT HIM TO IMPORTANT MATCH.\n\nTHEN THE VISITORS SMASH HIM AND WIN THE MAIN MATCH.\n\nANOTHER BENEFIT TOO THERE IN GETTING OUT QUICKLY.\n\nTHE BOWLERS CANT KNOW THE REAL TALENT OF BATSMAN.\n\nTHATS THE GAME PLAN.
522361
play cricket and u would know it
452997
have you ever analysed cricket ? one man throws a ball at three bits of wood while another tries to hit the ball as far as he can, once this is done you can run up and down between three more bits of wood, while ten more men scurry around trying to return the ball to the start. exciting stuff or what, oh and by the way the whole process takes five days.
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Team B wins a Test Match when Team A has completed two innings, and Team B has amassed more runs than them. If the run totals are equal, this is a tie (not a draw as some others have suggested).\nA draw occurs when time runs out, and none of the above situations have occurred. e.g. Team B is still batting but doesn't have more runs than Team A.\nIn One Day International cricket, there is no such thing as a draw. Teams have one innings each with limited overs, and the one with the most runs win. If the scores are level, this is a tie. If the game cannot be completed according to the rules, the match is deemed to be a No Result.
427008
I think the team and the management people should concentrate more on the game and the strategies to win...including a good batting line-up, bowlers and plzzzz...teach them how to field...coz this is one of their negative aspects....to be honest, there's nothing much we fans could do...it really depends upon the entire team to play with all their abilities...as it's still not too late..they can do it...IF..they want to..which is a 'BIG QUESTION MARK??'!!
615731
yes..if they put their 110% in the entire 5 days of the test match instead of the last two days..!!
320561
As I stated last time this question was asked on this site:\n3rd last ball, batsman on strike hits a 4.\n2nd last ball, batsman on strike hits to the outfield, they run three however one batsman fails to ground his bat over the crease on the first or second run and the umpire calls it short and gives just 2 runs.  The non striker now has the strike.\nLast ball, batsman hits it for 6.  \n\nBoth batsman on 100.
435746
ok, its beacuse the net run rate is calculated based on 50 overs a side, but teams oftendo not bat their whole 50 overs, eg if they win in 43.2 overs, so they rates are skewed.
417649
Could've been double-humiliation, or maybe they fancied a bit of batting-practice.\n\nEnglishmen everywhere unite!\nAt midnight GMT tonight perform a little rain-dance wherever you are in the world, let the gods of weather save this one for us!\n\n( I doubt we can bat out a whole day with only 5 wickets standing)
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It's a defensive approach by England. Not entirely surprising. The Gabba test first-up is always the most difficult one. It does make sense trying to save this test, instead of having an unrealistic attempt at winning it. Australians traditionally have been weak at Adelaide and Sydney - easier batting conditions and a little more of spin. England could go with the combination you suggested then.
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It is hard to say. These are two of the weakest teams in baseball right now. The outcome would depend on who the starting pitchers are, who has home field advantage, etc. Records mean nothing. Last teams place teams beat first place all the time in major league baseball. Thanks.