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another cricket question
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Anupam Sinha
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How many balls(minimum) would be required to hit a century by a batsmen if 6's are not allowed.
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Arjun Shastry
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One?Batsman just touches the ball and makes the runs ,and rest of the players couldn't throw the ball properly on stumps giving batsman the opportunity to make more runs.
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Prakash Dwivedi
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zero(legal deliveries) if that happens to be a no ball.
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Prakash Dwivedi (SCJP2, SCWCD, SCBCD)
"Failure is not when you fall down, Its only when you don't get up again"
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SJ Adnams
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no deliveries!
the batsmen are walking onto the field and the scorers are asleep & left 100 on the board from the previous days play.
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Varun Khanna
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one ball.
It happened in past long way back in Australia ..286 runs were scored (by running alone)....
Till date thats the maximum runs scored in a single delievery.
chk out this link :
http://www.netfundu.com/magazine/feb/cricket.htm
[ June 12, 2003: Message edited by: varun Khanna ]
[ June 12, 2003: Message edited by: varun Khanna ]
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Anupam Sinha
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Yes zero deliveries.
[ June 12, 2003: Message edited by: Anupam Sinha ]
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subject: another cricket question
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