A LITTLE BIT OF QUIZZIE !!

[imported_fuser]

:cheezy: Hey guys!! What's up? Hope u ppl r all in good health, coz this one's real TOUGH!!

First of all let me tell u that this question can only be answered and understood by the Indian guys or maybe (to an extent) by our sub-continent friends.

So here it is try and answer this :

NAME THIS INDIAN LEGEND -

(1) THE ONLY BATSMAN AFTER THE DON TO HAVE AN AVG OF ABOVE 95!!
(2) CAPTAINED INDIA AND WON THE FIRST MATCH EVER AS CAPTAIN!!
(3) OPENED THE BATIING AND WAS A MED PACE BOWLER!!
(4) WON A HISTORIC MATCH FOR INDIA BY HITTING A 6 OF THE LAST BALL!!

Now keep guessing the answer and don't forget to post ur answers too. I'll give u ppl day to guess. So hurry up!! :scratch: :scratch: :scratch:

 

[andrew_nixon]

The answer is: Mr Nobody.

The highest Test average by an Indian batsman is 60.33 by Deepak Shodhan.

 

[imported_fuser]

R U NUTTS MR. ADMIN - :cheezy: DIDN'T U READ THIS

(BY hemant_nxtgen Posted on Dec 18 2003, 02:49 PM )First of all let me tell u that this question can only be answered and understood by the Indian guys or maybe (to an extent) by our sub-continent friends.

BUT STILL A GOOD TRY !!

 

[andrew_nixon]

You said the player is an Indian with a test batting average of above 95.

No Indian batsman has an average near that.

Therefore this player does not exist.

 

[nikhilverma]

he didn't say it was first class test it may e home test by the way i think he was umm....

pataudi??

 

[andrew_nixon]

Can't be Patudi, cos he didn't average 95. No Indian batsman did, therefore this question has no answer.

 

[chiraz]

nope not the nawab of pataudi sr or jr....

 

[indyan]

I Think it was Vijay Hazare. :cheezy:

 

[nikhilverma]

well just tell the answer........

 

[andrew_nixon]

Originally posted by indyan@Dec 20 2003, 08:56 AM
I Think it was Vijay Hazare. :cheezy:

Nope, he only averaged 47.65.

No Indian batsman averaged over 95, this question has no answer.

 

[bharat]

May be it is King Ranjit Singh.

 

[andrew_nixon]

The only Ranjit Singh I can find played for Malaysia in the 1982 ICC Trophy. How should it be spelt?

In any case it can't be anyone.

Read this next sentence very carefully:

NO INDIAN BATSMAN AVERAGES OVER 95, THEREFORE THIS QUESTION HAS NO ANSWER!!!!

 

[nikhilverma]

Originally posted by andrew_nixon79@Dec 20 2003, 04:56 PM
The only Ranjit Singh I can find played for Malaysia in the 1982 ICC Trophy. How should it be spelt?

In any case it can't be anyone.

Read this next sentence very carefully:

NO INDIAN BATSMAN AVERAGES OVER 95, THEREFORE THIS QUESTION HAS NO ANSWER!!!!

i think no indian batsman has an average of above 95 if international cricket

but what about non-official cricket cricket

 

[indyan]

Originally posted by andrew_nixon79@Dec 20 2003, 04:56 PM
The only Ranjit Singh I can find played for Malaysia in the 1982 ICC Trophy. How should it be spelt?

In any case it can't be anyone.

Read this next sentence very carefully:

NO INDIAN BATSMAN AVERAGES OVER 95, THEREFORE THIS QUESTION HAS NO ANSWER!!!!

No. He didn't mean that one.He was talking about the Ranjit Singh who actually played for England(domestic cricket).He is said to be one of the master's of the game and has been described by Nevill Curdus (not sure of the spelling)as a magicean .In one of is writings he described Ranjit Singh's batting as a mid-summer night's dream.He played during the early nineteen hundreds (and may be late 1800s)

 

[andrew_nixon]

Neville Cardus wouldn't be writng about a player from the early 90s!

Sure you're not thinking about Ranjitsi (not sure of the spelling), the legend who played for England in the late 19th century...... in any case this question has no answer.