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simple q..who was the first ever batmsan to be given out using UDRS
Guptill?Quote:
Originally Posted by wizzy
nope.. clue: subcontinent player..
Wizzy, Imran Farhat?
^nope..another clue: it was first used in an series involving India
Wizzy I think you might be wrong... Just googled and found the first series that had UDRS was NZ vs Pak in NZ 2009
Relatively easy one, I think.
A,B & C,D all made their debuts in the same test match. E was the captain of one of the sides.
A - made the only 100 of his career on debut.
B - finished as a successful(?) ODI player.
C - is considered among the best in his skill.
D - is a popular all-rounder.
E - made a 100 in this match.
Clues
B - Does match analysis in TV.
C - Coaches one of the IPL teams.
D - His hands are called as buckets :lol:.
E - played for one country and captained another.
s_r check pm
Replied, PM ed you some linksQuote:
Originally Posted by wizzy
bleddy ICC.India vs SL 2008 was the first to virtual eye to review lbws..
kumble was the first bali aadu
48.5 Mendis to Kumble, OUT, Review it landed on a length, on the middle and skidded on almost straight, slight turn away, and hit Kumble on the front foot. He had pressed the front leg too much across. The ball hit the pad and then bounded off to silly point. Was it lbw or was it for pad bat catch? I am not sure about the latter but it looked pretty straight forward for a lbw decision. But the question is if the umpire had given it out pad and bat catch, can the third umpire say forget that, that was not out but he was lbw. Any way he has been given out. Lbw or catch, we are not still sure.
Hold on. Let's rewind: Kumble was given out. He didn't know for what. He went and asked the umpire and then Kumble decided to ask for the review. Replays confirmed the lbw decision, were unclear about pad and bat catch. Now what I don't know was whether the umpire had given him out caught initialy and then after review changed it to lbw. Any way, the correct decision has been made. OUT LBWA Kumble lbw b Mendis 1 (34m 15b 0x4 0x6) SR: 6.66
Puli - kepler wessels, brian mcmillan are involved. Will give full answer soon
Praveen Amre, A Jadeja, Jonty Rhodes, Brian McMillan, Kepler Wessels
:clap:. clue kuduthadhu thappa poyiduche :twisted:.Quote:
Originally Posted by satissh_r
Brian Mac and buckets reference might be unforgettable for 90s cricket watchers.
Ennatha Jachin Dendulkar indha Praveen Amre-va idolize panniralaama-nu konja naal yosichuttu kai vittutten :anjaam class memories: :D.
currently Biff gets the bucket reference :lol:
My memories of Brian Mcmillan is the perfect pull shot I've ever seen been played by Rahul Dravid, the ball rolled along the ground after it pitched near short mid wicket. Innum kannula nikkuthu :)
^148 at J'burg?
Yeah that's the one, in fact he played that shot perfectly all through the series. Watching it in youtube now, will post the link if I find that shotQuote:
Originally Posted by wizzy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR-eyyG4lJE
2 shots around that 3:15 to 3:50 mark
Puli, andha kepler wessels cluelayE easyA mudinju pOchu. Oru vElai irundhudhu apdi poyittu varadhukulla sattish answer pannittapla
find the indian player who has got one 100 but no 50's in odi's..
Clue: century against england when chasing.
Chetan Sharma.
Nehru Cup. Mini World cup range-ku oru tournament!
Aus, Pak, WI, Eng, SL(?)
Wasim Akram wins it with a last ball sixer of Viv Richards. Everyone remembers only Miandad sixer in Sharjah. This multination is kOppai final yA.
and similarly in tests, I can think of Ajit Agarkar? Anyone else?
P_R. kalakitinga.. eppadi pottalum six adikaringale..assaultu.. :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by P_R
Actually I didn't watch this. My cricket watching started in late '91 India tour of Aus.
When growing up, I heard about this tournament and this sixer from a older friend and fellow Wasim fan.
Here is another odd-stat I from the same era. Who is the only Indian player take two-five fors in one ODI series?
DD la intha match telecast pannanga, nan partha nyabagam irukku. Teams wore coloured T shirts and white pants then..Quote:
Originally Posted by P_R
Krish Cheeka
I saw that match LIVE. orE collar liftings at School to northie enemies - them: gariyana singam dhaan jeyichu koduthaan, me: southie brain dhaan avanai batting orderla promote paNNichchu
Most of the runs Chetan scored were through third man. Living on the edgembaingaLE...
Cheeka is right :clap:
Flau, was Srikanth the captain in the Chetan match? Kapil dhaanE.
No, cheeka dhaan.
ippadina enna ??? two five wicket hauls ah???Quote:
Originally Posted by P_R
Yes. adhu dhaan Flau answer sollittArE. Krish Srikkanth. Two five-fors, against NZ '89.
I see the last match was suffosed to be in Jammu -abandoned due to Rain. I don't think Jammu has ever hosted an ODI ever, have they?
That Jammu rain-off I think has a poignant story associated - KP Bhaskar Pillai, a domestic giant, was supposed to play it and never got another chance I believe.
Andha answer naala thaan confuse aayitan.. :) srikanth ellam bowling pootu adula two five wicket hauls ah nu nenachu doubt vandhutuchu..Quote:
Originally Posted by P_R
Find the indian player who played only 1 odi and 1 test in his career.
Clue: odi against aus, test against newzealand
TE Srinivasan?
No.. P_R..
TE Srinivasan played two odi's..
another clue:year 1989/90 with good first class record.. avoroda second name namma hub la neraya peruku pudikaathu :)
edited previous post
vEra clue kudunga. avar bowlerA, fielderA?