Who made the most number of runs in the 1975 world cup?
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Most number of runs scored in 1975 world cup was\n\n\n                         Mat Inn  NO  Runs  HS   AVG    100s respectively\nGM Turner (New Zealand)  4,    4,   2,   333,  171*, 166.50,   2.
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George Headley batting for the West Indies against England at Sabina Park in Kingston scored 223 off 385 balls in 390 minutes in the 4th innings of the 4th Test in April 1930.\n\nThis was actually a "timeless" test which was spread over the course of 8 days, so George would have been batting on the sixth and seventh days of the match (there was no play on the 8th and final day).\n\nThe highest in a 5 day test was Nathan Astle batting for New Zealand against England in the 1st Test in March 2002 at Jade Stadium, Christchurch. He scored 222 off 168 balls in 231 minutes in an inning which included 11 sixes. (Note : George Headley did not score any sixes in his innings).\n\nFor a complete list, see the link below.
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it was hold by Gerd Muller. the legend who had scored 15 goals of total during the world cup in late 1970s and early 1980s in mexico.
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Jeff Thomson.\n\nJeff Thomson's all time fastest ball bowled in cricket history, 161.5 kph against the West Indies in 1975 in Australia.\n\nShoaib Akhtar became the first bowler after Thomson to break the 100 miles per hour barrier bowling against New Zealand, but he made it clear he was not specifically looking to break Thomson's record.
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Brian Lara (West Indies) who has scored a total of 11904 runs in 130 test matches at an average of 53.14.\n\nSee the attached link for the top batsmen.\n\n*********************************************************************\n\nThank you so much to whoever gave me a negative vote. Could you let me know what's wrong with my answer please? The answer is correct and has a reliable source - honestly you just can't please some people.
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SACHIN TEDULKER\n        ABOUT 39 IN ONDAYERS AND 35 IN TEST MATCHES..............................................
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Rohan Kanhai of the West Indies. It was in 1975 vs India.
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Chetan Sharma - India vs New Zealand --- 1987 Reliance World Cup
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5  Salenko (Rus)\na (against mexico in min 19 in 1930)\n25 Matthaeus (FRG)\na (at 40 ys old)
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here is the history of cricket world cups\n\n\nFirst World Cup: The first World Cup was held in 1975 in England. Sponsored by the Prudential Insurance Company, it was called the Prudential World Cup. On June 21, 1975 at Lord's, West Indies led by Clive Lloyd beat Ian Chappell-led Australia by 17 runs to win the first World Cup. \n\nSecond World Cup: The second World Cup was held in 1979 in England. It was also called the Prudential World Cup as it was sponsored by the Prudential Insurance Company. Clive Lloyd led the West Indies to their second consecutive title when they beat hosts England led by Mike Brearley by 92 runs on June 23, 1979 at Lord's. \n\nThird World Cup: Underdogs India stunned the world when led by Kapil Dev, they beat the mighty West Indies, led by Clive Lloyd, by 43 runs on June 25, 1983 at Lord's to lift the third Prudential World Cup. \n\nFourth World Cup: For the first time the World Cup was held in the sub-continent, jointly hosted by India and Pakistan. Known as the Reliance World Cup, Allan Border led Australia to a 7-run win over Mike Gatting-led England, on November 8, 1987 at the Eden Gardens in Calcutta. \n\nFifth World Cup: Jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, the Benson and Hedges World Cup was won by Pakistan. Imran Khan led his team to a 22-run win over Graham Gooch-led England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 25, 1992. \n\nSixth World Cup: The World Cup returned to the sub-continent in 1996 this time as the Wills World Cup. For the first time in the history of the tournament, the team chasing won as the Sri Lankans led by Arjuna Ranatunga sprang a surprise when they beat Mark Taylor-led Australia by seven wickets in Lahore on March 17, 1996. \n\nSeventh World Cup: The World Cup returned to England now known as the ICC World Cup. Steve Waugh led the Aussies to a thumping win against Pakistan led by Wasim Akram in the final at Lord's on June 20, 1999.
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Well The Question is --- First man to score a double century in tests against India -------------- Not In India or for India.. lol\n\nAnswer : W R Hammond (England) - 217 Runs Vs India at The Oval in 1936
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stoichkov(Bulgaria) and oleg salenko..(Russia)\nSalenko is the first person who scored 5 goals in a world cup match( againt cameroon)
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The 1975 Cincinnati Reds, who went 15 games without a single error. The World Series winning team consisted of four players who won the Gold Glove that year (Dave Concepcion, Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan and Cesar Geronimo).
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Brian Lara - most runs in a test innings 400 not out.\nBrian Lara - most runs in first class cricket 501.\nBrian Lara - most runs in an over 28.\nBrian Lara - Most times over the 300 mark; 375 and 400 not out.\nBrian Lara - most runs in the history of test cricket 11000 plus.\nBrian Lara 153 not out in 1999 - best innings of all time
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It´s Jack Hobbs. He played 41 matches (in total Ashes matches only) and 71 innings, with 7 not-outs. He scored 3636 runs with the average of 54.26. He has scored 12 hundreds (100s) with highest of 187.\n\nNote: Don Bradman has the highest aggregate in total Ashes matches with 5028 in 37 matches and 63 innings, and his highest was 334. And the average...... well,.... 89.78.........\n\nRawal.
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Sahid Afridi hit the most number of sixes. He hit 216 sixes\nNext comes Jayasuriya (208) then Saurav Ganguly (168)
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World Cup Cricket 1975-2003\nfirst world cup- year-1975, Name of cup-Prudential cup, Venue- England, No.of teams-8, Winner-West Indies(291/8 in 60 overs) runner up - Australia(274 all out in 58.4overs), Man of the Match - Clive Llyod(102,38/1)\n\n2nd - 1979, Prudential Cup, England, 8, West Indies(286/9 60 overs), England(194, 51 overs), Viv Richards(138*)\n\n3rd- 1983, Prudential Cup, England, 8, India(183, 54.4 overs) West Indies(140, 52 overs), Mohinder Amarnath(26,12/3)\n\n4th- 1987, Reliance Cup, India-Pakistan, 8, Australia(253/5, 50 overs), England (246/8, 50 overs), David Boon(75)\n\n5th- 1992, Benson & Hedges, Aus-New Zealand, 9, Pakistan(249/6, 50 overs), England(227, 49.2 overs), Wasim Akram( 33, 42/3)\n\n6th- 1996, Wills Cup, Ind-Pak-SL, 12, Sri Lanka(245/3,46.2 overs), Aus(241/7,50 overs), Arvinda De Silva(107*, 42/3)\n\n7th- 1999- ICC Cup- England, 12, Aus(133/2, 20.1 overs), Pak(132, 39 overs), Shane Warne(33/4)\n\n8th-2003- ICC Cup- S. AFRICA,Kenya,Zimbabwe, 15, Aus(359/2, 50 overs), India(234, 39.2 overs), Ricky ponting(140*)\n\n9th- 2007- West Indies- Still to Come, HOPE FOR A GREAT ACTION.\n\nHope Its Enough Information And Correct As Far As I Know.