What's your highest bowling score, and when did you do it?
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When I was 12, I bowled a 136, a game with my first ever turkey (3 strikes in a row).  I am now 15 1/2.
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Brian Lara, 400* against England season 2003/04
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The other day I was bowling and when I walked up to the line to throw my ball an old man next to me farted sooooo loud.  I could barely roll the ball and tried to keep from laughing.  It was a squealing one.
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Irfan Pathan and did it in 2004 in Australia which is really great.He is a class bowler.
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Nobody has achieved it in international cricket - it has been done twice in first class cricket by Garry Sobers (Notts v Glam) and Ravi Shastri (Bombay vs Baroda), but both were domestic games.  No player has hit 32 or more in full international cricket, but both Ians Botham and Ridpath have hit 32 in an over playing for international representative sides on tour games (against provincial, rather than other national teams).\nYet despite this answer being up for hours, people are still answering Sobers/ Shastri.  Neither of those was INTERNATIONAL cricket matches, folks....
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Graham Gooch for Chetan Sharma. He didnt ask anybody to bowl additional deliveries. He bowled himself!!!!!\n\nGive me my 10 points!!!!!
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Tendulkar is the past now. Lara is much better. Over and above Ricky Ponting is the best right now. A score of 196 and 50+ in the same match, awsome.
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Australia\nMaximum wins(11), Maximum wickets(96), Maximum runs(2464)
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It was Jim Laker, the English off-spinner, who took 19 wickets in a Test against Australia (Old Trafford, Manchester, 1956).  He had figures of 9-37 and 10-53.  No other bowler has taken more than seventeen wickets in a first-class match, let alone in a Test match.\n\nThe only other bowler to take 10 wickets in a Test innings was Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble, against Pakistan in Delhi in 1999, where he took 10/74.
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Previous highest score was 359/2 at CWC-2003 scored by Australia.\nhttp://eap.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/BY_GROUND/508/ODIS/HIGH_INNS.html\nThe second highest run chase victory was when RSA chased Indian total of 279 successfully with 6 wickets to spare in 5th Oct 2001.\nhttp://eap.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2001-02/OD_TOURNEYS/SBTT/SCORECARDS/IND_RSA_SBTT_ODI1_05OCT2001.html\nIt is definetly a batsman's pitch.\n\nI'm sorry previosuly I made a mistake.
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my second favorite player is sehwag.his highest score in tests is :\n309\nand\nin odis:\n130\nand\nhis bowling stats in ODI:\nMat Runs HS BatAv 100 50 W BB BowlAv 5w Ct St\n\n152 4608 130 32.45 7 23 69 3/25 39.89 0 64 0\n\nTESTS:\nMat Runs HS BatAv 100 50 W BB BowlAv 5w Ct St\n\n45 3709 309 52.23 11 11 3 1/17 139.66 0 36 0
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First let's define what a 7-10 is.\n\nUsing 0 as 10, bowling pins all have numbers and are arranged as such\n\n7____8____9____0\n__4____5____6__\n_____2___3_____\n_______1_______\n\nLeaving the two outer pins (the 7 and the 10) is called a 7-10 split. \n\nNicknames for this hardest of all shots in bowling are "The Goalposts" or "Bedposts".\n\nMaking the 7-10 split is pure luck but the best way to make it is to hit either pin slightly off-center and have it bounce off the side-board or come out of the pit to knock down the other pin.\n\nIf memory serves me correctly, the 7-10 has only been made three times on televison by professional bowlers and the conversion rate is well below 1%.\n\nTo throw a "perfect" 7-10, one throws the ball in the pocket and leaves both a ringing 7 and a ringing 10 pin (four pin goes around the 7 and the 6 pin goes around the 10).\n\nIt is blind luck to get a 7-10 and blind luck to MAKE the 7-10.
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five best bowler r \nwasim akram (pak) (502 odi wickets) (426 test wickets)\nMcgrath (aus) (above 300 odi wickets) ( 500+ test wickets)\nMuralitharan  (380+ odi wickets) (600+ test wickets)\nShane warne ( 260+ odi wickets) ( 650+ test wickets)\nShoun Pollock ( 250+ odi wickets ) ( 280+ test wickets)\n\nSachin tendulkar (ind)( 13000+ runs ) (highest181 odi score)\nsaedd anwer (pak)( 7000+ runs)(194 highest odi score-record)\nbradman (aus) (99 avg )(world record)  \nganguly  (10000 + runs) (186 odi highest score)\nbrain lara (400 highest test score (world record\nDravid ( the wall)
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NO,the worst first ball was bowled by Keith Miller to an English opening batsman[whose name escapes me at the moment] and it passed so far down the Leg side that the Aussie Keeper[Don Tallon} missed it and it went to the boundary for 4 wides and if i remember correctly it was a "No Ball"
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279 matches, 10123 runs, batting average 40.65, 22 hundred, 60  fifties, 93  wickets ,best bowling 5/16
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36 runs in an over has been scored by:\nSir G Sobers (WI): Six consecutive sixes hit off an over of Malcolm Nash.\nR J Shastri (IND): Six sixes in an over in a Ranji Trophy game in January 1985 (I think off a bawler from Baroda). \n\n[Just for information: Recently Jonathan Hughes, a Yorkshire club cricketer, scored a remarkable 42 runs off one over. Hughes, 29, smashed six sixes, a four and a two in one over from Craig Hobson, which included two no-balls.]
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cool i have yet to break 260 this year that is great for nine months!!! keep up the good work!! and you could have a future if you can find a coach that is willing to work with you.. i hoe you are bowling in a junior league..if not its still not to late to join one!! i have been bowling for over 30 years and i also coach...on saturdays that i don't work