Who will be Stuart Broad's 300th?

[Spikey]

edit: did Clarke not share his 100th Test with someone?

lol these poms dont even care about their captain

 

[Antihippy]

Cooked scored his first golden duck with in his 100th test I believe.

 

[morgieb]

Mitchell Johnson's on 299. Any instances of two players reaching a landmark like this in the same Test before?

They're also on the verge of reaching 2000 runs apparently.

 

[The Battlers Prince]

They're also on the verge of reaching 2000 runs apparently.

#cricinfolife

 

[FaaipDeOiad]

Nathan Lyon clean bowled on 97.

This made me consider the possibility of Nathan Lyon one day making a test century, which would definitely be the best thing to ever happen.

 

[Adders]

The only somewhat similar thing I can think of is Cook and Clarke both captaining their 100th match at the WACA last series.

How about Jimmy taking his 400th wicket and Cook becoming England's highest test run scorer at Headingly this year?

 

[Jnr.]

They're also on the verge of reaching 2000 runs apparently.

MJ's on 1999 runs.

Broad already has passed 2000. He's on 2353.

 

[dontcloseyoureyes]

This made me consider the possibility of Nathan Lyon one day making a test century, which would definitely be the best thing to ever happen.

Would be pretty similar to the Gillespie one imo.

 

[Riggins]

Thing with Nath making a ton is that it would have to be almost entirely with the number 10 or another bunny at the other end. When there's a recognised batsman in he never even tries to score (except the compulsive sweep).

 

[Prince EWS]

Thing with Nath making a ton is that it would have to be almost entirely with the number 10 or another bunny at the other end. When there's a recognised batsman in he never even tries to score (except the compulsive sweep).

He's not necessarily always going to be at eleven though. Scoring the whole lot in partnership with other tailenders if he comes in at 9 for example is a lot more believable, and he's a regularish nightwatchman too which could give him a different sort of opportunity at it.

 

[Riggins]

Yeah good point. Still think he'd have to make the vast majority on the sweep, so probably in the subcontinent.

 

[Howe_zat]

He's not necessarily always going to be at eleven though. Scoring the whole lot in partnership with other tailenders if he comes in at 9 for example is a lot more believable, and he's a regularish nightwatchman too which could give him a different sort of opportunity at it.

funny how **** is censored and nightwatchman isn't

 

[Furball]

S****horpe

 

[Cabinet96]

David Warner

In the 4th test

Closest I guess.