what is the average balling speed of andrew flintoff?
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MORE OR LESS 135 KM/H.
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Nice Question.................\nhe has hit 44 sixes in 35 odis
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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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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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Well he is strong physically and he considers Cricket another form of Baseball and he may be a little bit lacking in technique but the sheer power he has allows him to score runs at the rate he does.It is yet to early to compare him with one of the greatest players in the history of Cricket-Sachin Tendulkar and it is also too early to say whether he will break any of Sachin's records.If he keeps going at this rate he definately will break some records.
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on tuesday a player called Jonathan (Northorthleads) break the record in a club match, he scored 42 runs in one over.\nPrevious record was 32 runs made by Gary Sobers(1968) and ravi Shastry.\n\nit is only a first class record thats all...
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100.2 mph or 161.32 kmph, bowled by Shoaib Akhtar against England. Second is Brett Lee (99mph)
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For a back row spike I found 26.7-27.6m/s (mean).  Sorry, but that was all I could find!  I was going to do a study on it - but then I switched out of biomechanics into exercise physiology.  You could do it by calculating time elapsed between contacting the ball and the ball reaching the floor.  You would have to know the height at which the ball was contacted and how far it traveled horizontally from the point of contact.  They you find the hypotenuse using Pythagorean theorem and divide this number by the time to get an estimated velocity.
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A pair is duck ( a score of zero) in both innings. Flintoff didn't score in the first innings. If was out on zero in the 2nd, he would have got a "pair". \n\nA golden pair is when you are out first ball in both innings.
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No offense meant to all others who have answered this question, but your friend is a lot smarter than what you think - or even what many answering colleages of ours think.\n\nYOUR FRIEND IS RIGHT.\n\nThere's a small bit of info here:\n\nThere is a player called Chandrakanth Tendulkar, who played 5 Ranji trophy matches for Goa in the mid-80s. He scored 90 runs at an average of 9.\nhttp://content-usa.cricinfo.com/india/content/player/35452.html\n\nNo idea if he is in any relation to Sachin.\n\nThe point is - there is a Tendulkar who has a first class average below 10. And your friend intends you to trick you here. Of course you can bring out Sachin's average of 59.72 and the bet could go nowhere. But it all depends on the exact words you chose for your claim.\n\nForget the money, point this fact out to your friend and have a drink together by pooling the money.\n\nAnd it isn't a nice idea to bet anyway.
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I think he is a bad but not too bad runner between the wicket.\n\nIn one days he has the 8th position from top.\n\n1st : Marvan attapattu (40 times).\n2nd : Injamam - ul - haq(38 times).\n3rd : wasim akram (38 times).\n4th : Mohammad ajharuddin (32)\n5th : Mark waugh (32)\n6th : Mohammad yousuf (32)\n7th : Arjun ranatunga (30)\n8th : Rahul dravid (30)
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How fast is he walking?
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ball skills and fast footwork
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check out juan pierre, avg. steals, runs scored. hes a winner
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KEVIN PETERSON \nANDREW FLINTOFF
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Most pros have an initial ball speed of around 150 mph
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Andy Roddick at around 153mph