At how much runs did India get all out in the second ODI VS RSA?
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They got all out at 91
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India 52-0 (10 overs) v England 237  - 09:44 BST
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it take a lot of time to get a result 7-8 hour for ODI and plese dont ask about test . I think 20-20 cricket might answer for this
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i pray to god sachin made 100 today.\n but match is closed. india losed this match\n 1  shawag~~~~ 18 runs made\n 2  jafar ~~~~~~10 .......\n 3  sachin~~~~~1 .....\n 4  kaif     ~~~~~~10\n 5  kartik~~~~~~~17\n 6 dhoni~~~~~~~~26\n 7 Irfan~~~~~~~~~47 not out\n 8 Agarkar~~~~~~~6\n 9 khan ~~~~~~~~~11\n 10 kumabali~~~~~~2\n11  shri shant~~~~~3\n final rusalt india lost today match\n ok\n best of luck next match.
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in tests---6\nin odis---45
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i think the splendid , blistering and match winning innings of hershal gibbs (175) aganist the aussies in the nailbiting odi match which southafrica won by scoring 438 .and for the test match it was the knock of lara in which he scored 400 against aussis under tremendous pressure.
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In single innings\n---------------------\n400*  Brian C Lara  West Indies v England at St John's, 4th Test, 2003/04 \n\n\nIn Complete career\n---------------------\nBrian C Lara - 121  Matches 11204 Runs
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457 RUNS AVERAGE PER MATCH.\n\nCAN YOU BELIEVE THIS?\n\nWHAT WILL YOU DO BY KNOWING THE ANSWER? IM VERY CURIOUS TO KNOW.
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Twice. Once in First innings and once in second innings. He can get out virtually for third time, if he is running as bye runner for a batsman and gets out by runout. But, this will be accounted to the batsmen who is playing at that time and not to the Byrunner account.\nSo, Maximum - 2\nMinimum - 0\nPossible is 1 also along with 2 and 0
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I think that the Indian team has performed not to badly. We have to consider the fact that they are just coming off a layoff and it takes a little time after any layoff for the team to get back to rhythm. It is good to see kaif back in action and playing a little more consistently and Birender Sehvag also seems to be rounding into form. I guess the lay off helped these two more than any other individuals. I have a strong feeling that the remaining 2 ODI will be won by India with big margins.
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194  Saeed Anwar  Pakistan v India at Chennai, Independence Cup, 1996/97 [1209] \n\noff 146 balls.\n\nShould have made 200!
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odi\nindia 3 wi 2\n\ntests\nindia 2 wi 0
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168 - ODIs\n41 - test matches
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The answers above, though correct are a bit confusing. Let me just try to clear the facts:\n\nIn List A Limited-Overs cricket (Not international cricket)\n\n34 (5x6 1x4)   \nIVA Richards (34) off DA Graveney                           \nSomerset v Gloucestershire, Taunton, 1977\n\nThe S.C Ganguly achivement mentioned above was:\n34 (4x6 2x4)   off Sukvinder Singh, India v India B, Chennai, 2000/01. This however included 2 runs as no-balls.\n\nIn One Day Internationals: Sanath jayasuriya has scored 30 runs once:\n30  runs: ST Jayasuriya (666642)   CZ Harris        SL v NZ     Sharjah       2000-01\n\nHe has also scored 29 runs once:\n29  runs: ST Jayasuriya (x4066661) Aamer Sohail     SL v Pak    Singapore     1995-96\n\nIn the second instance, as Peter_cat mentions, one run was a wide - so the total runs cored of the over was 30.
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ODI debut : 3 runs of 13 balls. India v West Indies at Brisbane - Jan 11, 1992 \nTest debut : 131 runs. England v India at Lord's - Jun 20-24, 1996
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10122 runs in 125 test matches
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Nobody has achieved it in international cricket - it has been done twice in first class cricket by Garry Sobers (Notts v Glam) and Ravi Shastri (Bombay vs Baroda), but both were domestic games.  No player has hit 32 or more in full international cricket, but both Ians Botham and Ridpath have hit 32 in an over playing for international representative sides on tour games (against provincial, rather than other national teams).\nYet despite this answer being up for hours, people are still answering Sobers/ Shastri.  Neither of those was INTERNATIONAL cricket matches, folks....