Interesting Cricket Facts

Lmao, I love funny Inzi videos they always make me laugh the most. :yk

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Batsmen with at least one Test century but no Limite overs International 50:
SCJ Broad (Eng)
JN Gillespie (Aus)
JE Taylor (WI)
JG Bracewell and MG Burgess (NZ)
Harbhajan Singh, SMH Kirmani and A Kumble (Ind)
PA Strang (Zim)


Batsmen scored a century in ODIs but never played test cricket.
AD Borwn, EC Joyce, C Kieswetter and VS Solanki (Eng)
SE Marsh (Aus)
DJ Callaghan, CA Ingram and MJR Rindel (SAf)
V Kohli, D Mongia, YK Pathan and RG Sharma (Ind)
Moin-ul-Atiq (Pak)
LD Chandimal (SL)



Batsmen scored a century in a test after the advent of ODIs but never played ODIs.
MA Butcher and AR Lewis (Eng)
J Benaud, PJ Hughes, ML Love and AL Mann (Aus)
L Baichan, CA Davis and AB Williams (WI)
TG McIntosh (NZ)
DN Sardesai (Ind)
Ali Naqvi (Pak)
NT Paranavitana (SL)
 
On the 4th Day of the test match between New Zealand & Pakistan, played at Basin reserve on the 18th of Januar 2011. Umar Gul got a chance to score a hat trick but failed to get the 3rd wicket that also of the legendary Chris Martin :))) , Umar Gul might never get this chance again :D
 
ODI openers with identical scoreline.

Code:
54  J Dyson/AR Border         Aus v Eng Melbourne     Jan 23, 1983 
    Run out 


 6  MA Atherton/C White       Eng v SAf East London   Jan 19, 1996 
    Caught DJ Richardson Bowled PS de Villiers 


 3  CH Gayle/XM Marshall      WI  v SAf Port-of-Spain May 14, 2005 
    Caught AG Prince Bowled M Ntini 


16  AJ Strauss/ME Trescothick Eng v Aus Bristol       Jun 19, 2005 
    Bowled GD McGrath 


66* AC Gilchrist/ML Hayden    Aus v Eng Manchester    Jun 25, 2005 


 0* CH Gayle/TM Dowlin        WI  v Aus Sydney        Feb 12, 2010 


 5  SR Watson/BJ Haddin       Aus v Eng Hobart        Jan 21, 2011 
    Bowled A Shahzad
 
Wicket keepers and Hattrick

Wicket-keepers are allowed to take off their pads and bowl, and this is not uncommon when matches are drifting to draws or a bowling team is desperate for a wicket. Two keepers have removed their pads and taken hat-tricks in first-class cricket: Probir Sen for Bengal v Orissa at Cuttack in 1954-55 and A.C. (Alan) Smith for Warwickshire v Essex at Clacton in 1965; Smith was a most unusual player in that he was primarily a wicket-keeper, but was sometimes selected as a frontline bowler.
 
4 Wicket-keepers in an inning

During the England—New Zealand Test Match at Lord's in 1986, England's specialist keeper, Bruce French was injured during England's first innings. England then used 4 keepers in New Zealand's first innings: Bill Athey kept for the first two overs; 45-year-old veteran Bob Taylor was pulled out of the sponsor's tent to keep, immaculately, for overs 3 to 76; Bobby Parks, the Hampshire keeper, was called up for overs 77 to 140; and Bruce French kept wicket for the final ball of the innings.
 
I have just found out an very weird fact and thought about sharing it, apparently in the first youth test between sri lanka and england the game was held up becasue a large iguana crept accross the wicket. For those of you who don't know what it is an iguana is a large lizard. You wouldn't wan't to look at its pictures , its ugly.

This happened in 1987.

But how is that possible? Especially in the moedern era.
 
Alec Stewart's total number of runs in Tests (8463) is the same as his date of birth 8.4.63 (8 April, 1963)
 
The term "Hat trick" is from a quaint old English custom where the bowler claimed the hats of the onlookers.
 
^ That's half the fact and half an info always looks silly tbh.

The feat led to the flinging of hats in the air by the onlookers as a gesture of appreciation and then follows your statement.
 
Ravichandran Ashwin represented India u-17 as a pure batsmen. After his U-17 selection, Ashwin was representing Tami Nadu u-19, captained by current Tamil movie actor Vishnu Vishal(also represented U-17 India, U-17 state, Tamil Nadu Ranji team and preliminary squad for the 2002 U-19 India). In a match Tamil Nadu was being pounded and the captain was trying out every player to break through the Baroda(or Mumbai) batting order. He tossed the ball to Ashiwn, ashwin ended up picking 5 wickets in the first winning. He ended up picking up 5 wickets again in the second inning. This is when Ashwin started focusing on his off spin.
 
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