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    Posted: 06 December 2007 at 5:38am
He was a batsman and could bowl a bit!!! Rather used to bowl a lot in one day games. He was from Pakistan. ANd it is not Afridi
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Are you wanting us to guess? If so, Razzaq would be my choice.
Good one Graham!
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It can't be Razzaq as he has a highest score around 110 or something. and bondy I never said Pollock is not an allrounder if you read my whole post. I was just repeating garrywarne's words instead of quoting it.
Hmm, it's becoming rather hard. Let's see. How old is he now. Did he used to play in 90's.
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Yes in the 80's and 90's Right handed batsman and right arm slow bowler
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Ranadep Bose (indian first class bowler) has never overstepped in his entire career. Here's his stats, just to conform that he has played a significant amount of matches to make the above stat worthy.
Bowling averages

Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 4w 5w 10
First-class 60
11915 5369 213 7/24
25.20 2.70 55.9
17 4
List A 55
2690 2013 91 6/35 6/35 22.12 4.48 29.5 4 3 0
Twenty20 8 8 192 266 9 4/40 4/40 29.55 8.31 21.3 1 0 0
 
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If he's never overstepped , he hasn't tried hard enough lad !
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but it's still amazing. It could be that as he has cut down of pace to focus on accuracy which is not good. Many bowlers are now following Mcgrath but he was totally different bowler and wasn't so slow afterall. 
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Originally posted by canadiancricket

It can't be Razzaq as he has a highest score around 110 or something. and bondy I never said Pollock is not an allrounder if you read my whole post.
 
isn't that what the quote buttons for? Use or, or be misinterpreted.


Edited by bondy - 06 December 2007 at 9:11am
Good one Graham!
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It is Salim Malik....what a player he was
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Kallis has more sixes than Jayasuriya in Test cricket. That is what I found very interesting. 
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Originally posted by zuhair_abbasi

It is Salim Malik....what a player he was


  He was still crooked though zuhair , so he doesn't make it onto my alltime favourites list!
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it might have helped if he had at least specified that it was ODI's he was referring to since serious cricket fans would always assume it was Tests being discussed
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Yes perhaps...i realized it later that i never mentioned the ODIs!!!
 
Apologies!!
 
Ya he was crooked but was a treet to watch and was a very very good captain.  He doesnt make my all time favorite list but will certainly earn a place in all time pkaistan team for sure
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Gilchrist is the first man ever to hit 100 test sixes...not bad for a number 7 eh?

Edited by Niv! - 06 December 2007 at 11:12am
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it reminds me a little of a story a guy told me after a game one day about a former clubmate who had played for Warwickshire in his day. This bloke played 20 innings for the club and made 19 centuries - without ever making more than 105.

(In this example it was more a case of the chap getting himself out after reaching his ton though)
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Wow......probably his captain just declared the innings everytime he reached 100.....otherwise it is quite some record
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 No zuhair , he was just playing for fun in a league way below his class.  He sounds like a good lad Clobs , someone who played for the love of the game.
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Heres an interesting stat, Gareth Hopkins has got out more times than balls faced in ODI. Diamond duck, then golden duck. (1 ball faced, 2 times out), and he was born in the same hospital as me, thats bad reputation.
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Originally posted by spin wizard

Interesting.... Niv is skinny as he said. Samz, what's your bad luck?
 
being born in the smae hospital as Gareth Hopkins.
 
You can add Ashley Noffke to the interest stat I said earlier after his diamond duck in the 20/20 game yesterday.
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It's not a stat I'd like to have! Jeez!
Good one Graham!
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Yeah. I open the batting so i'll never get out without facing a ball.
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Sami has bowled the longest over in International cricket spanning 17 bowls:
wd-4-2-nb-wd-nb1-0-wd-wd-0-wd-nb-wd-wd-nb-0-4
Even more interesting is that his previous over was maiden.
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Cririnfio ask Steven rules!!!!! Wink
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I wonder if this could be traced but Rawl Lewis must be leading the list of spinners bowling no balls
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Originally posted by zuhair_abbasi

Cririnfio ask Steven rules!!!!! Wink


sure it does and some of them are quite amazing.Wink
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I think Rawl Lewis has the worst bowling average in test cricket - can't remember how much it is at the moment.
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388: http://stats.cricketworld.com/Players/5/5316/5316.html
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Is it the worst strike rate too? Whooping 759!!!!
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Well, you need to actually take a wicket to get an average so he's not entirely useless ;)
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Is it Mohammed Hafeez (the present T20 CAPTAIN)
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