AT presentwho is the most Unsuccessful bouler of one day internationals?
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I ACCEPT NICK'S..\nAJIT IS NOT PERFORMING..\nBUT HIS NATIVITY-BOMBAY EQUIPS HIM TO INCLUDE IN SQUAD.\nMUMBAI PLAYERS HAVE GOD FATHERS..\nDID YOU EVER SEE HE FEELS BAD AFTER HIS BOWLING HIT BY A SIX..?\nHE NEVER HESITATE EVEN A SECOND AND GOING BACK TO HIS START-UP.\nHE KNOW THAT..HOWEVER THE GOD FATHER ADD HIM INTO ANOTHER MATCH..!
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He is not a very good bowler as we all know and as u said it. He will definately break the record and i dont think so any1 in near future will even dare come near this record of his.
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SACHIN TEDULKER\n        ABOUT 39 IN ONDAYERS AND 35 IN TEST MATCHES..............................................
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International Cricket\nTest cricket: Brian Lara 400* vs England.\nOne Day cricket: Saeed Anwar 194 vs India.\n\nFirst Class Cricket\nFirst Clas (Test): Brian Lara 501* vs Durham.\nList A (One Day): Alistair Brown 268 vs Glamorgan.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni(India)\n\nyou wasted 15 points on just 1 question. OMG
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Don't listen to them!\nAUSTRALIA!! number 1 in Tests and 1 day matches! Nuff said!
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FORMER ALL ROUNDER..KAPIL DEV.\nNOW..IT IS JAQUES KALLIS.
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Wasim Akram has run out most people in ODIs\nAllan Border in tests\n\nSteve Waugh has run out most partners in both ODIs and tests
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Thats a tough one mate. Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thompson, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee are a few of the Aussie quicks. But I think Joel (BIGBIRD) Gardner and Michael Holding from the West Indies were very quick as are a couple of the Pakistani boys. You would have to go to the record books to find out who is or was the fastest.
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shane warne of australia.\nleg break bowler.
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Razzaq though is good, is definetly not the best.\nTop 10 All Rounders.\n1>Andrew Flintoff (eng)\n2>Shaun Pollack (SA) \n3>Irfan Pathan (Ind)\n4>Jacquous Kallis (SA)\n5>Chris Crains (NZ)\n6>Lance Klusener (SA)\n7>Brett Lee (Aus)\n8>Abdul Razzaq (Pak)\n9>Heath Streak (Zim)\n10>Sean Ervine (Zim)
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I think it was Sir Donald Bradman for Australia against England. It was known as the Bodyline series as English bowlers were aiming for players rather than the stumps.
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remember, the match is played in mumbai, where there will be no assistance for seamers. And english spinners are not that good. harmison is not available. that means dravid has high chance of scoring 100
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ANDREW SYMONDS.(AUS).\n\nGOOD ALL-ROUNDER.\n\nCAN BAT/BOWL/FIELD WELL.
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I think that would go to Dhruv Pandove. Clearly, the unluckiest due to the circumstances he never got to play internation cricket.\n\nDhruv was spoken of in the same breath as Sachin Tendulkar as a child prodigy. Tales about his batting abilities are folklore. There were many who though he would have been at least as good - if not better than Sachin. \n\nHe played his first first class match at the age of 13 and scored 94 on debut. Next year, at the age of 14, he scored first first class hundred - breaking Sachin's record for being the youngest Indian to make a first-class century.\n\nBut then why didn't he go on to play for India?\n\nIt was on January 31, 1992, that  17 year old Dhruv Pandove met with a fatal road accident while going home to Patiala near the Kingfisher tourist complex in Ambala. The young Dhruv was returning home after playing for North Zone against South Zone in a Deodhar Trophy match at Sambalpur in Orissa. \n\nUnlucky.\n\nThe Patiala stadium is names after him.
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**************** IM FED UP **************\n\nBRIAN LARA.....400.\nSAEED ANWAR....194.\nSHOAIB AKTHAR..FASTEST BOWLER.\nSHAHID AFRIDI..FASTEST 100 IN 37 BALLS.\nANIL KUMBLE....ALL 10 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS.\nSACHIN TENDULKAR...MOST 100'S.\nINZAMAM-UL-HAQ.....MOST 50'S.\nSHANE WARNE........HIGHEST WICKET TAKER.\nENOUGH.\nEND ALL THINGS FROM HERE.
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jasson gellispie ( bkoz he scored 200+ against bangladesh)