Can you beat for the cricket guru title?

Mr Mxyzptlk · Jan 9, 2004

Nope.

luckyeddie · Jan 9, 2004

9 (I'm here all day)

Mr Mxyzptlk · Jan 9, 2004

Nope and I'm not. :P

Adamc · Jan 9, 2004

12! I'm convinced

luckyeddie · Jan 9, 2004

I agree with Adamc...

details here

Courtesy of the Cricket Society (although it might not be the same game, of course)

Mr Mxyzptlk · Jan 11, 2004

My sources say that it is 14 runs. Still I pass my title on to AdamC, as no one was going to get it right any time soon.

Jamee999 · May 19, 2004

Dragging this back...AdamC your go

Sudeep · May 20, 2004

Waiting.

Jamee999 · May 20, 2004

Still Waiting.

Langeveldt · May 20, 2004

Still Waiting

Ford_GTHO351 · May 20, 2004

I think you guys will be waiting a while

deeps · May 21, 2004

well..adamc seems to be gone...so i'm gonna take the liberty of re-starting this thread...

Gary Sobers was born with what distinguishing features?

Gaijin-san · May 21, 2004

A sixth 'finger'. Very small stubs that were surgically removed shortly after birth if I recall correctly.

Deja moo · May 21, 2004

Which famous cricketer was almost switched after birth, and what saved him ?

Adamc · May 21, 2004

Heh sorry, all those 'still waiting' messages were posted when i was asleep or at school (timezones :yes:

).

deeps · May 21, 2004

Gaijin-san said:
A sixth 'finger'. Very small stubs that were surgically removed shortly after birth if I recall correctly.

i'll give that one.. a sixth finger on BOTH hands actually...

shankar · May 21, 2004

orangepitch said:
Which famous cricketer was almost switched after birth, and what saved him ?

Sunil Gavaskar.

chicane · May 21, 2004

^ Whoa, now we have two cricket gurus. :wacko:

Sudeep · May 21, 2004

chicane said:
^ Whoa, now we have two cricket gurus.

So, which one will ask the next question?