Which Records are least likely to be broken?

[Mr Mxyzptlk]

But bradman's avg
Afridi' fastest hundred
are just beyond anyone on the scne right now

It's extremely naive to think that Afridi's record is beyond anyone in modern cricket. Grounds are tiny, outfields are swift, pitches are dead, bowlers are mediocre, batsmen are tuned into Twenty20 mentalities, and associate members are playing more often. I think it's safe to say that it won't be long before someone betters 37 balls.

 

[Turbinator]

If something's been done once, it can be done again.

 

[pup11]

Six 6's in an over a record which is currently with Sir Gary sobers and ravi shastri. I can't see that record being broken in the near future because its really hard to hit every ball in an over for six.

 

[Craig]

Never, ever, ever. Will last for ever, no doubt whatsoever.

Yeah that was the time when the players played for at least 30 years in FC cricket

Going into the Ashes there was fears of Shane Warne being burnt out.

 

[Craig]

Six 6's in an over a record which is currently with Sir Gary sobers and ravi shastri. I can't see that record being broken in the near future because its really hard to hit every ball in an over for six.

Well it can't be broken, only equaled, unless there was a no-ball bowled, and that extra delievery went into the stands for a maximum, so I guess that would count?

Another one - 75 off an over

 

[Speersy]

Well it can't be broken, only equaled, unless there was a no-ball bowled, and that extra delievery went into the stands for a maximum, so I guess that would count?

Another one - 75 off an over

Note: in the instances marked * runs were being deliberately conceded
by the fielding side. LOL!

 

[Richard]

Well it can't be broken, only equaled, unless there was a no-ball bowled, and that extra delievery went into the stands for a maximum, so I guess that would count?

Another one - 75 off an over

Bert Vance - what a legend that man is.

 

[silentstriker]

Anyone know why the fielding side conceded 75 runs in an over?

 

[Richard]

Kinda complicted but this is as good an explanation as I've ever read.

Basically they were trying to bait an oppo to going for a win instead of playing for a draw in order to increase their chances of a win.

 

[nightprowler10]

Most 5'ers in a match - 13 by Waqar.

Impressive

 

[pup11]

The six 6's in a row record can be broken if someone hits seven 6's in a row.

 

[pasag]

Kinda complicted but this is as good an explanation as I've ever read.

Haha, good read.

 

[Mr Mxyzptlk]

The six 6's in a row record can be broken if someone hits seven 6's in a row.

Fuh serious?!

 

[silentstriker]

Fuh serious?!

It's a trap!

 

[dontcloseyoureyes]

It's a trap!

 

[Richard]

Nah, I vote it's a tap...

 

[Neil Pickup]

Here's the scorecard from the Canterbury v Wellington game.

 

[Richard]

Here's the scorecard from the Canterbury v Wellington game.

Nooope, there's Bert Vance's CA profile...

 

[Lillian Thomson]

Some old git in the first ever Test was nearly 50 and I believe is still the oldest Test debutant, not a record likely to beaten until the afforementioned advances in medical science.

 

[Richard]

James Southerton IIRR... though I think he was over 50 as Bert Ironmonger in 1928 was 48 on debut.