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Most Extraordinary thing to happen in cricket?
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inspired by todays events, is this the most extraordinarything to happen in cricket as some people are calling it? Whats your opinion on the most extraordinary thing to ahppen in cricket? It can be farcical (Like today) or a display of cricketing history that goes beyond belief (South Africa/Australia, the wanderers)
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20-08-2006, 01:39 PM
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^LOL That's such a great pic!
What I've seen in my life, it'd have to be Cronje. What I've read about. Lillee/Miandad sounds like it'd be right up there alongside Bodyline and World Series Cricket. |
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20-08-2006, 02:22 PM
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Colin Croft physically assaulting the New Zealand umpire on the West Indies tour of Australasia in 1979/80. In the same series the West Indies also had a sit-in after tea and Michael Holding kicked the batsman's stumps out of the ground when an appeal was refused.
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Michael Holding kicking the stumps outta ground due to the umpiring and Garner in the same match shouldering the umpire while bowling ...
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Didn't Inzi take umbrage at being described as a mota aaloo (fat potato I'm lead to believe) by Indian fans in Canada & set off to brain the culprit with his bat?
Adds new meaning to the phrase "Going for an Indian". 
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