On Dec 21, 3:11 am, Southpaw gmail.com> wrote:

Liked the report a lot, BTW. But the stuff below struck me (because I
had
mentioned something similar to Bharat in late November).. but with
slight
differences. So thought Id check on a few stats and write in.

On Dec 22, 11:00 am, yeskay yahoo.com> wrote:

Seems like a decent game so far. UP was 90/1 at lunch and going
strong, but there
were 2 runouts with Raina at the other end and UP has ended 242/6
which seems like
an interesting game. RP Singh doesnt seem to be playing for some
reason.

Earliest Test match from which all players are still surviving (last
day of the match is given):

Aus v WI, Adelaide, Jan 29, 1969

Aus - WM Lawry, KR Stackpole, IM Chappell, IR Redpath,
KD Walters, AP Sheahan, EW Freeman, BN Jarman,
GD McKenzie, JW Gleeson and AN Connolly
WI - RC Fredericks, MC Carew, RB Kanhai, BF Butcher,
SM Nurse, GStA Sobers, CH Lloyd, DAJ Holford,
CC Griffith, JL Hendriks and LR Gibbs

For each country

ENGLAND:
v Ind, Bombay, Jan 26, 1964
JB Bolus, MJK Smith, JM Parks, BR Knight, FJ Titmus, D Wilson,
JG Binks, JSE Price, JDF Larter, IJ Jones and MJ Stewart

AUSTRALIA:
v SAf, Cape Town, Jan 5, 1967
RB Simpson, WM Lawry, IR Redpath, RM Cowper, IM Chappell,
TR Veivers, KR Stackpole, GD Watson, GD McKenzie, HB Taber
and DA Renneberg

Most recent Test match from which no players survive (last day of the
match is given):

Eng v WI, The Oval, Aug 22, 1939

Eng - L Hutton, WW Keeton, N Oldfield, WR Hammond, DCS Compton,
J Hardstaff, jr, MS Nichols, A Wood, DVP Wright,
TWJ Goddard and RTD Perks
WI - RS Grant, JB Stollmeyer, GA Headley, VH Stollmeyer,
GE Gomez, KH Weekes, JED Sealy, LN Constantine,
EA Martindale, CB Clarke and TF Johnson

For each country

ENGLAND:
V WI, Georgetown, Mar 6, 1948
L Hutton, JDB Robertson, W Place, J Hardstaff jr, JT Ikin,
K Cranston, R Howorth, JC Laker, TG Evans, MF Tremlett and
GOB Allen

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Eng v Ind Nottingham Jul 7, 1996
Aus v Pak Brisbane Nov 12, 1995
SAf v Aus Port Elizabeth Mar 8, 1970
WI v Ind Bridgetown Mar 28, 1997
NZ v Eng Christchurch Feb 15, 1988
Ind v SL Ahmedabad Feb 11, 1994
Pak v Zim Lahore Dec 19, 1993
SL v Zim Colombo(SSC) Dec 30, 2001
Zim v Pak Harare Feb 17, 1994
BD v SL Mirpur Dec 29, 2008

aslam
GO COLTS!!!

At Dunedin, New Zealand acheived double-figure partnership of each of
the 10 wickets in their 1st innings of 365. Actually it's not all that
rare. Here is a list of Test innings of 250 or fewer runs in which
this feat was achieved. The highest and the lowest partnerships of the
innings are listed.

Tot
140 WI v Aus Brisbane 1 930-31 20 (10th); 10 (6th)
185 Eng v Aus Perth 2002-03 47 (1st); 10 (5th & 6th)
221 SAf v Aus Brisbane 1952-53 49 (3rd); 10 (5th & 10th)
232 Aus v Eng Nottingham 1921 49 (1st); 10 (9th)
250 SAf v Eng Cape Town 1927-28 44 (7th); 10 (9th)

aslam
GO COLTS!!!

Now known as "Mr Wicket".

Well batted today Punter. Cashed in nicely after your pre-lunch let
off. I slept through the middle session knowing he'd get a hundred
after that. Thank goodness he didn't *really* cash and get a big one
though. Harro has something over him.

Ponting's pacey knock also balanced out by Pup's marathon nothing
knock and Symonds' "I don't know how to play" knock.

Haddin a bright and breezy 40 but gave us the day by giving it away in
the penultimate over.

Now let's knock over the tail for under 350 tomorrow please!

Oh yes, and Hayden looked good in his 2nd last Test innings. What
happened was rather inevitable though, shame.

Listening to the ABC radio commentators, the first ball of the Aus-SA
test was bowled three and half minutes after the official start of
play. The lunch break then went for 44.5 minutes. That';s eight
minutes of play lost - but who is responsible for this lost time? Do
the umpires lose 50%% of their match payments for being the cause of a
slow over-rate?

John