What on earth had touched more balls than Hansie Cronje's cricked bat???
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no one nobody has used hansie cronje's bat
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I'm Dutch fan as well, I think the game was a complete mess. The referee was awful, and the Dutch team was worse. Why Rudd didn't play, I dont' know. The kind of match that it was, I think he would have made some kind of impact. KUYT played really bad. I knew it was going to be a low scoring game, I just thought it would be ther other way, not how it ended.
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Not enough room here.\n\nGo to http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Cricket to get the lowdown.
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Nice try by the 1st 3, When The Aussies beat England for the 1st time, A Reporter of the Times Newspaper put a Spoof obituary in his Paper, The Ladies Of Melbourne Burnt either the Bails or a Cricket Ball ( No one is sure which) and placed the ashes in a little urn, which they presented to the England team, even though they talk about winning the Ashes, the Ashes themself never ever leave Lords where they are displayed in the Longroom to this day./
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their is only one undisputed best fielder till now in the histroy of cricket. and it is jonty rodhes of southafrica. but one thing what i ponder about is can the best  fielder be the best fielding coach? and then i when think about mr. rodhes(the rubber man) there is no doubt in my mind that the answer is 'yes'.
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Baseball seems to be the most obvious one but theres still no proof it was derived from cricket or vice versa. I don't know of any other sport that may have been derived from cricket.
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Really, none of 'em, but if I had to pick one, it would have to be a player that I saw do the most gutless act I've ever seen an athlete do.\n\nIn Game 2 of the 2000 World Series, Mike Piazza hit a ground out that broke his bat. The barrel of the bat bounced near the mound and Roger Clemens picked the piece up and THREW IT at Piazza...fortunately he missed. Additionally he beaned Piazza during the same season...\n\nGreat pitcher? Undoubtably, Gutless human being? Unquestionably
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WORLD RECORD.\n1) VIV RICHARDS.( IN 56 BALLS).W.INDIES.\n\nINDIAN RECORD.\nKAPIL,AZHAR (74 BALLS).
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Like the first person said, overall the Portugal V netherlands 2006 match is the record- 16yellows+4 Reds= 20 in all.....And what a farce that match was. Another game in 2002 had 16 yellows but fewer overall.
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i would say cricket\nb
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RAVI SHASTRY.\n\nHE TOOK 60 BALLS TO HIT HIS FIRST 6 RUNS.\n\nATLAST, INDIA LOST TO AUSSIES FOR RUNNING OUT OF BALLS.\n\n{MANJREKAR HITS THE FASTEST 50 OF THE MATCH.}
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Apparently Zimbabwe holds this dubious distinction!!\n\n35 (18 overs)  Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka Harare 2004. The beauty is they held the record since 2001 until Canada "snatched" it from them in 2003. And they "snatched" it back from Canada <Rolling-on-the-floor-and-laughing>\n\n.:Fishie:.
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When we played baseball when I was a kid we didn't have actual baseballs but tennis balls were $0.25 at the Poppe Shop so we'd use those.\n\nOne day we were playing baseball in the field in my apartment complex. It was getting into the evening and I heard my mum call me for dinner. I handed my glove off to another kid who had shown up late and joked, "Don't hit me with the ball!" and ran off.\n\nI got almost to the other side of the field when I heard "LOOK OUT!". Just as I turned around BONK! The tennis/baseball bounced off the crown of my head and knocked me to the ground.\n\nAll I could do was lay there and laugh.
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IT IS 99.94 VOW ! GREAT\n\n\nSir Donald George Bradman was unquestionably the greatest batsman of all time. This veritable run machine hada tally of 29 centuries from only 52 Tests, which even in this era of non-stop cricket remains the second-highest number of Test hundreds scored by any player. His highest test score was 334 against England at Leeds in 1930, of which he made 309 in a single day.\n\nHe concluded his Test career in 1948, only four runs short of the 7000 run-mark and a Test batting average of 100 (his final average was 99.94). He was knighted in 1949 and even after his demise in 2001; he remains cricket's best-known and most revered personality.
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The legend of Legends, Sir Donald George Bradman (aka The Don), scored a Century in just 24 balls (in those days in Australia each over comprised of 8 balls, hence this magnificent record was set in just 3 overs). He retired from cricket with an unbelievable average of 99.94.\nTo know more about Don, visit his wonderful Museum at Bowral, Australia. or visit www.bradman.org.au
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actually  K the right answer to your question is belinda clark of austrailia who scored 229 not out(not 220) against denmark in mumbai in 1997.\nur question was a smart one i must admit quite hard to find these days\nin mens cricket its saeed anwar.
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There are 10 better finger spinners even in the Delhi league. Monty is overrated - simply because the English believe he is the best they have. They are wrong there too. Giles is the best option they have. Monty has a long way to go before he is counted among the game's best.