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    Posted: 08 November 2006 at 11:10pm
I just read an article on cricinfo about Bradman, it mentioned a second class match he played where he got a hundered in 3 eight ball overs with the guy at the other end getting 2 singles. This is the most amazing thing I've ever heard about in cricket, the man was a genius. Remember that the lowest number of balls possible is 17 balls, 22 balls is astonishing. Has there ever been a more dominating figure in a sport? 
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Bradman, as said many times, was a very quick batsman for his time. He made a triple century within a day, which even Sehwag couldn't do. Although he had more overs in a day, the fact that a person played at the speed of Sehwag is those days was astonishing.

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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

Bradman, as said many times, was a very quick batsman for his time. He made a triple century within a day, which even Sehwag couldn't do. Although he had more overs in a day, the fact that a person played at the speed of Sehwag is those days was astonishing.

What is a second class match?
 
Either he is talking about playing for a 2nd XI for a first class team (like NSW 2nd XI) or a first grade club match?
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The bowling was complete rubbish and Bradman himself plays down the knock in his own book.

DF talks of a triple hundred in a day by the great man. Yes he did , but in those days they bowled a lot of overs! Better still was a triple hundred scored in a day by Barry Richards against Western Australia in the 80's.

On 294 with a single ball to go , he launched the ball over the bowler's head , deep into the stands to complete his 300.

The bowler's name - a certain D.K.Lillee !!!

Now THAT's what I call a triple hundred!!!

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Back in those days first class cricket had grunt, better then this Zimbabwe and Bangladesh crap they call int'l cricket.
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I shall try and retrieve that innings you are talking about. If we are talking about the same dig, he was about 80 odd and told the bloke down the other end he was goiong to have a go... and have a go he did.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Sledger Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 November 2006 at 9:45am
Better to find the Richards' details Bobbi - that was against a 1st class attack in a 1st class game.
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Even against children bowling, a 22 ball hundred is unbelievable.
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Originally posted by Sledger

DF talks of a triple hundred in a day by the great man. Yes he did , but in those days they bowled a lot of overs! Better still was a triple hundred scored in a day by Barry Richards against Western Australia in the 80's.


I already gave an answer for that.

Bradman didn't open the batting. He came one down and a triple century with 120 overs, out of which Bradman would've faced 50 of them, is still incredible during that time. Even today, a batsman needs a full day to reach that score.
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You're still missing the point lad - the bowling was dross !!
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I don't care how bad the bowling was, its still a notable achievement
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I agree, Afridi couldn't do that, not even against a 30 mph medium pacer.
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I agree, Afridi couldn't do that, not even against a 30 mph medium pacer.


If a 30mph medium pacer bowled to me, I'll be as good as out before he throws the ball!
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Originally posted by 70_degree_spin

I agree, Afridi couldn't do that, not even against a 30 mph medium pacer.

You wanna bet???

He might be able to.

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Originally posted by Sledger

You're still missing the point lad - the bowling was dross !!

And when was the last time you hit a 22-ball hundred, Sledger?


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And when was the last time you hit a 22-ball hundred, Sledger?


I do it every night lad and follow that up with a 10-fer...
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That sums up me on an average day 
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Originally posted by DRAVID FAN

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I agree, Afridi couldn't do that, not even against a 30 mph medium pacer.


If a 30mph medium pacer bowled to me, I'll be as good as out before he throws the ball!

really! My sister could hit him with a stick of celary out of the ground!

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Post Options Post Options   Quote DRAVID FAN Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 November 2006 at 8:43pm
I am very very bad against slow bowling. I don't have to patience to wait for it (talking about 30kmp and lower). I have imporved now.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote mAni_paKi Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 November 2006 at 11:22pm
hmmm,its quite achievable.16 sixes needed to complete a century and still 6 balls spare.May be the ground was small like we see in HonKong Sixers :))
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Are you sure mate? 16*6= 96! LOL

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Well 17 sixes, which just makes it even harder to do it, even against dross bowling.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote DRAVID FAN Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 December 2006 at 4:57am
Maybe he hit 17 sixes nad defended the remaining 5 balls.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote dhoniisbest Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 December 2006 at 5:53am
But its still way way difficult to hit century in 22 balls, unless if he there was match fixing. I don't think those bowlers were that stupid to bowl balls that would go for 6 everytime.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote DRAVID FAN Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04 December 2006 at 8:20pm
And I don't think Bradman was way stupid to become the greatest batsman, but true it could be difficult too. Nobody has seen it, so no one can say.
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Its the fastest century in the history of cricket, club, county, test, one day, everything, I dont believe how that idiot thinks its easy, how cocky is he?
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Originally posted by 70_degree_spin

I dont believe how that idiot thinks its easy, how cocky is he?


Who are you reffering to, 70DS?
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mani pak and someone else
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Of course it isn't easy, even for someone like Bradman. Must've been a mighty good knock to watch.
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I think that its not easy too, but think outside of the bun, do you think the opposite team will bowl the way a batsmen want them too. After few sjpts upi cam figure it out what kind of shots that batsmen like.
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