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Lights the man a Romeo Y Julieta.
I guess that means I get to ask the next question...
Q. In Australian test cricket history, why is the score of 514 significant?
Don't think it can be that. I don't think we have ever scored a total of 2, for example.Lowest score never made?
Largest partnership?
Lowest score never made?
From what I've found we've scored 514 twice in tests, one was a win and one was a draw. Both were scored in the first innings of the test. I'm stumped.
I'll give a clue (this may give it away)...
514 is the lowest score where what has never happened?
Fall of wicket?
Correct!!
514 is the lowest score that Australia has never had a Fall of Wicket.
The next lowest is 525.
479, 482, 484 and 512 are the lowest where we have only had one FOW.
Surprisingly, we have had 11 FOW on 511.
The scores with the most FOW's recorded are:
0 = 92 wickets
7 = 54
126 = 52
1 = 51
13 = 51
The highest score where we have lost a wicket is 758.
Ok - my turn.
When and what was the first time 2 Australian aborigines played on opposite sides in a first class match? (Not a trick question - it was in Australia).
For bonus points - what did the two players in question have in common?
would it be Dan Christian and Jason Gillespie in a county game?
He said in Australia. Would agree with the players though. Gillespie for SA, Christian for NSW? Guess the thing they had in common was they were both Redbacks at one stage?
Who was the Indigenous bloke who gave Bradman grief? Eddie Gilbert?
Have no idea how many others there have been.