Who was India's first test team captain?
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CK Nayudu was the first indian test team captain.....n u no he was the one who hit the ball from one state to another..!!! shocked....yeah its true......he was playing near a sea shore...n hit a six....which fall on the other boundary of the state....surprising right...
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tests- dravid\nodis - dhoni\n                    they r both indians
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First Centurion in Tests  :  In India ---- Lala Amarnath 118 Vs England  ( Bombay Gymkhana ) -- in the year 1933 -- This was his Debut match.\n                         \n  Abroad ------ S Mushtaq Ali 112 Vs England ( Manchester) -- in the year 1936\n\nFirst Hat-trick in Tests : In India ---- Harbhajan Singh Vs Australia at Eden gardens,  Calcutta on 11th March,2001\n\n\nAbroad ----- Irfan Pathan Vs Pakistan at National Std, Karachi on 29th Jan,2006\n\n\nFirst Hat-trick in ODI's : In India ----- Chetan Sharma vs New Zealand at VCG, Nagpur on 31st Oct,1987\n\nAbroad ----- Has'nt Happened yet!!!!\n\n\n\nFirst Century in ODI's  : \n\nAboard --- 175*  N Kapil Dev  v Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells,    World Cup, 1983  \n\nIn India --  102  RJ Shastri  v Australia at Indore, 5th ODI, 1984/85
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Its a tricky one but the actual ans is \nGary Kristen of South Africa.\nHe was the first cricketer to score centuries against all test playing nation (including Bangladesh)\nBy the way this answer cant be determine in onedays bcoz there are many country who plays occasional like UAE Ireland Holland etc.
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Goodbye Ganguly \n\nas India selectors vote for youth\n\nNEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's selectors turned the page on Saurav Ganguly's international career on Thursday when they banked on youth for the first test against England, with an eye on next year's World Cup and beyond
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its narendra hirwani from bihar who took 16/136 against the windies in 1987 at chennai bagging 8 wickets in each of the innings \nthough later this leggie wasnt very successful and wasnt included in the team
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Go to the link below. Its a list of players that made a century on debut for TESTS.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/DEBUT_100S_IN_TESTS.html
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March 24, 2006  \n \n \n\n Sachin Tendulkar  \nBorn\nODI Debut\nTest Debut\nBatting Style \nBowling Style \nPlace of Birth \nHeight  :- 24 April, 1973\n:- vs Pakistan at Gujranwala(Pak.), 1989-90 \n:- vs Pakistan at Karachi(Pak.), 1989-90\n:-Right Hand Bat \n:-Right Arm Off Break, Leg Break, Right Arm Medium \n:- Mumbai \n:- 5'5   \nSachin's debut The youngest player to wear a test cap for his country - Sachin Tendulkar was all of 16 years old when he took on the mighty Pakistanis in the first test at Karachi and played alongside some of his childhood heroes on debut. He was able to score only 15 runs in his first innings before he was castled by fellow debutante Waqar Younis. He followed up his first stint on the crease with a masterful 59 runs in the first innings of the second test at Faisalabad. What impressed the members of the cricketing fraternity and the fans alike was the determination with which this young man faced a tough opposition.The signs were all there - Sachin Tendulkar was not a flash in the pan, he had arrived and he was here to stay. He proved that when he slammed a gutsy 55 on a fast green top in the second inns of the 4th test at Sialkot and bailed the Indians out of trouble and helped them save the test match. \n\nSince then Sachin has performed feats that border on the unimaginable in both forms of the game scoring 25 test centuries and 28 one day tons. Every time he walks into bat he carries the hopes of a billion people who look to him as the sole provider of hope in a nation surrounded by gloom, despair and corruption and a nation so incredibly starved of heroes. Sachin is the darling of the masses not just in India but the world over. That was proved when at age 19 he had the unique honour bestowed on him when he was invited as the first overseas player in 130 years by the Yorkshire county in England. He impressed all not only by his immense talent with the bat but also his humility prompting Ex Yorkshire player and a self confessed Sachin fan Geoffrey Boycott to remark, "We'd have him back tomorrow if we could!".
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni(India)\n\nyou wasted 15 points on just 1 question. OMG
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there were quite a few bowlers who were captains in the past like Kapil Dev, Imran Khan, Courtney walsh. However crickets has been a batsmen's game as the bowler get limited overs
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Namaste. If you are asking about the Champions Trophy currently being played in India, it was India who batted first against Australia.
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In terms of total runs-Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.\nIn terms of individual score-Saeed Anwar of Pakistan scored 194 runs on 21/05/1997 versus India at Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai.
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Rahul Sharad Dravid\n\nPls see his stats
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Not quite! Kannai's is the first ever WORLD CUP ODI wicket!! \nThe first world cup ODI was in 1975, but the first ever ODI was played in Melbourne in front of 46,000 on January 5th, 1971 between Australia and England. The match was a hastily arranged affair to give the Melbourne public something to watch after the third Test had been abandoned without a ball being bowled, due to heavy rain over four days. On the fifth, a limited overs game was arranged. Both sides were given 40 8-ball overs, then the norm in Australia.\nEngland batted first and scored 190, all out with four balls to spare. Australia reached the target with five overs to spare, and managed the unique double of winning the first ever test, and the first ever ODI.\nThe first ever wicket was that of Geoffrey Boycott, caught by Bill Lawry of the bowling of Jeff Thompson, out for 8.\nThe full match scorecard for ODI#1 can be found at:\nhttp://aus.cricinfo.com/link_to_database... \n\n(ask the question twice, and I'll answer it twice! ;)
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Lala Amarnath scored the first-ever test century in India, against England in 1933/34 in Bombay. It was India's second-ever test match.
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SACHIN:\n\nAs a captain:  The History is saying that he had a bad      record as a Captain. But by that time, ther are no such good players and he often said that,"The selectors of that time select the players as they like".He had a good record as a batsaman-captain.He has also a lot of experience as a cricketer.He has also good captain characters.\n\nAs a batsman:  No doubt he is the only greatest batsman after DON BRADMAN.\n\n      DRAVID:\n\nAs a captain: Now, Dravid has the CHAPELL and the DHONI, YUVRAJ, PATHAN, SREESANTH, RAINA and many YOUNGSTERS and FORTUNE also. Moreover he has a good record as a batsman in his captainsie matches.He has GOOD ACCURACY in taking decissions\n\nAs a batsman: He is THE GREAT WALL OF INDIA. When we are in losing situation, many times he led our TEAM INDIA to the Victory.\n\n       GANGULY:\n\nAs a captain: He increased our victories. He led our team into the finals in the worldcup only after TWENTY years.He took many players into the LIGHT as a captain.He awakened the SPIRIT in the team players in the ground as well as outside.\n\nAs a batsman: He is the fourth player and one of the four players who score more than 10,000 runs in ODI Cricket. \n\n\n           SO  IN  VIEW.............. \nThe successful batsman:Sachin Tendulkar.\nThe succssful captain: Sourav Ganguly.\nThe successful batsman cum batsman: Rahul Dravid.
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First Test:\n Test # 230 (230/2)\n India v England, 1933/34, 1st Test\n Gymkhana Ground, Bombay\n 15,16,17,18 December 1933 (4-day match)\n Result: England won by 9 wickets\n\nODI:\n ODI # 125\n India v England, 1981/82, 1st One-day International\n Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad\n 25 November 1981 (50-overs match)\n Result: England won by 5 wickets