What are the odds?
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When you have scorecard that reads this ...
.... and still have to bite the dust
posted by Shankar Nath at 10:44 PM
Sunday, March 12, 2006
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2 Comments:
Shankar,
Absolutely amazing is'nt it? If it was an India Pak match, there would have been rumours of "match fixing" floating around!!
Regards,
Prasanth
Hi Prasanth,
My earlier favourite was South Africa-New Zealand in the 1997-98 Carlson & United series match at Brisbane, Australia.
South Africa closed 50 overs at 300. New Zealand had the most disastrous start with 124/6 in 24 overs. Then came Cairns and Parore. Nash and Vettori continued the charge. It came down to 2 balls - 7 runs to win.
Nash hit the ball and it landed right on the rope. Cricket rules ... anything outside the boundary is six .. so this was a four.
Last ball - 3 runs. Nash again hits. Klusener dives at the boundary to complete a catch and SAf won by 2 runs.
It was a classic !!!!
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