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Sir Garfield Sobers 26400 Not Out

Lillian Thomson

Hall of Fame Member
The ball that Sir Garry hit for six sixes in 1968 has sold for £26,400.:-O
For those not familiar with English money that's about how much a teacher earns in a year or David Beckham earns in a day.:unsure:

Cricket ball for sale

There must be a few other balls of recent and ancient vintage that would get a good price if they came up for auction.:mellow:
 

PhoenixFire

International Coach
I seem to remember that Auctioneers didn't manage to sell Eric Hollie's cap he wore when he bowled Bradman for a duck at the oval.
 

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
PhoenixFire said:
I seem to remember that Auctioneers didn't manage to sell Eric Hollie's cap he wore when he bowled Bradman for a duck at the oval.
That's a weird thing to sell though. That's like selling the hair gel I used while I watched Eric Hollie bowl Bradman for a duck at the oval.
 

Lillian Thomson

Hall of Fame Member
silentstriker said:
That's a weird thing to sell though. That's like selling the hair gel I used while I watched Eric Hollie bowl Bradman for a duck at the oval.

Not quite in the same class as the chap who tried to sell a bottle of his own saliva which he spat out when he had a cold. He claimed to have caught the cold from Paul McCartney and was therefore selling germs that originated from Sir Paul.
 

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
Lillian Thomson said:
Not quite in the same class as the chap who tried to sell a bottle of his own saliva which he spat out when he had a cold. He claimed to have caught the cold from Paul McCartney and was therefore selling germs that originated from Sir Paul.
I would bid on that bottle for the sheer brilliance of it all.
 

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