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12 hours ago, sourab10forever said:

RCF #8 : The law that the Lenght of the pitch should be 22 yards has never been changed since the first time it was put into practice. Most other laws have changed from time to time.

Guess, that's the only law that has never changed.

12 hours ago, sourab10forever said:

RCF #9 : GRAEME SMITH is the only player to captain a test team for more than 100 matches

Amazing! What's the next best?

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13 hours ago, sourab10forever said:

RCF #7 : The highest number of runs scored in an over is not 36. It’s 77. It happened in a domestic game in New Zealand. The idea was to give as many runs as possible to batsman so they could take risk lose last two wickets. At the end match resulted in draw.

 

Though this is quite popular among cricket fans, cricket statisticians do not recognize this.

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1 hour ago, CricketBuffOne said:

 

Amazing! What's the next best?

Alan border ...93

BTW, smith has won 53 of his 109 matches as captain.Lost 28 and drew 27. South Africa gained as lot of success during his time.Be it home or away,they were the only consistent team.The best test captain I would say.

 

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9 minutes ago, sourab10forever said:

RCF #10 : Saeed Ajmal,pakistans 2nd best spinner after saqlain,has never won a MOM award in ODI's

Surprising, but true.

30 minutes ago, sourab10forever said:

why don't they recognize it ?

Since the bowler intentionally conceded runs to manufacture a result. 

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24 minutes ago, sourab10forever said:

Alan border ...93

BTW, smith has won 53 of his 109 matches as captain.Lost 28 and drew 27. South Africa gained as lot of success during his time.Be it home or away,they were the only consistent team.The best test captain I would say.

 

Cool...Smith indeed was one of the finest captains in Test cricket, the most successful for sure...have also created a video featuring most successful Test captains so remember this clearly. 
 

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