Jul 2020
10:17am, 23 Jul 2020
24,385 posts
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fetcheveryone
Border is the only player to get two scores of 150+ in a test. So one of the scores must be 251+. Not sure that helps
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Jul 2020
10:23am, 23 Jul 2020
10,821 posts
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rf_fozzy
Taylor is right for the aggregate q (I looked it up)
Agar was correct for his 98, and was on debut, but that's not what noteable.
It was also the highest score by a no11 that was also the highest individual score of the innings
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Jul 2020
10:24am, 23 Jul 2020
10,822 posts
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rf_fozzy
Sorry, I meant highest highest individual score in the innings by a no11
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Jul 2020
10:26am, 23 Jul 2020
21,766 posts
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Nicholls595
Re: Agar, is the notable thing the fact that he has never done anything even remotely notable ever since?
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Jul 2020
10:30am, 23 Jul 2020
24,386 posts
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fetcheveryone
A quick one: which England cricketer has been run out in tests more times than any other; and which England cricketer has run their partner out in tests more than any other?
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Jul 2020
10:32am, 23 Jul 2020
10,825 posts
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rf_fozzy
Botham
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Jul 2020
10:33am, 23 Jul 2020
21,768 posts
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Nicholls595
Boycott ran out Derek Randall. Just sayin'
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Jul 2020
10:34am, 23 Jul 2020
3,008 posts
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um
Close & Boycott seem intuitive candidates?
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Jul 2020
10:35am, 23 Jul 2020
24,387 posts
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fetcheveryone
The correct answer (based on what I found) was Boycott - for both
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Jul 2020
10:41am, 23 Jul 2020
3,009 posts
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um
I seem to remember that some of Boycott's were deliberate or 'team orders' to the other batsman? Or done for a bet, or just to wind him up?
Or was that just malicious reporting or re-crafted for after dinner speeches?
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