The Bill Frindall Match and Series records thread - Page 7

Michelle Fivefer · 22nd February 2008, 17:46

And we should have mentioned Collingwood's 50 from 24 balls - the fastest 50ODI fifty by an England player.

Aidan11 · 22nd February 2008, 17:50

I mentioned it in the match thread.

Michelle Fivefer · 22nd February 2008, 17:53

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Originally Posted by Aidan11

I mentioned it in the match thread.

Yes, true, but it's worth recording a new record in the records thread. England are a long way behind other nations though in the fast scoring stakes.

Aidan11 · 22nd February 2008, 22:03

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Originally Posted by Michelle Fivefer

Yes, true, but it's worth recording a new record in the records thread. England are a long way behind other nations though in the fast scoring stakes.

I also think its worth recording a new record in the records thread. For the record.

1000yardstare · 22nd February 2008, 23:11

Most ODI 6's

86 - Flintoff
46 - Pietersen
45 - Collingwood
44 - Botham
41 - Trescothick, Hick

Mascarenhas 10, Bell 8, Shah 5, Mustard 5, Broad 3, Wright 2, Tremlett 1

Aidan11 · 22nd February 2008, 23:16

Collingwood's tally is impressive considering he's one behind KP and one more than Beefy.

Proves there's more to him than a nurdler.

zxb · 23rd February 2008, 02:17

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Originally Posted by Aidan11

Proves there's more to him than a nurdler.

He's a nurdler when he's not hitting 4s or 6s.

Michelle Fivefer · 9th March 2008, 19:47

England's 110 ao was their fourth lowest score against New Zealand.

But on a more cheerful note, Ryan Sidebottom became the 11th bowler to take a test match hat-trick for England.

And Alastair Cook joins six other England non-wicket keepers to take 6 catches in a test match.

The others are:
A. Shrewsbury
F. Woolley
MC Cowdrey
AW Greig
AJ Lamb
GA Hick.

It's funny, I could have sworn there was mention on commentary of someone having taken 7 catches. Anyway, well done Cook.

zxb · 9th March 2008, 19:51

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Originally Posted by Michelle Fivefer

It's funny, I could have sworn there was mention on commentary of someone having taken 7 catches. Anyway, well done Cook.

http://stats.cricinfo.com/ci/content...ds/283561.html

Michelle Fivefer · 9th March 2008, 19:52

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Originally Posted by zxb

http://stats.cricinfo.com/ci/content...ds/283561.html

Ah, they must have been talking about non-England players. Should have realised!

I should have made it clear I was talking about England players, I will amend the post.

Cesar · 9th March 2008, 19:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Michelle Fivefer

England's 110 ao was their fourth lowest score against New Zealand.

But on a more cheerful note, Ryan Sidebottom became the 11th bowler to take a test match hat-trick for England.

And Alastair Cook joins six other England non-wicket keepers to take 6 catches in a test match.

The others are:
A. Shrewsbury
F. Woolley
MC Cowdrey
AW Greig
AJ Lamb
GA Hick.

It's funny, I could have sworn there was mention on commentary of someone having taken 7 catches. Anyway, well done Cook.

Cook did brilliantly to join such company given that he was regarded as a weak fielding link before the Test began. Some of those catches were converted half chances. Great effort.

Aidan11 · 9th March 2008, 21:01

Just think how worse it would have been without those catches.

1000yardstare · 14th March 2008, 09:22

Congratulations to Vaughan on his 75th cap and Panesar on his 25th.

Leading Test runs scorers (players still playing)

11. Trescothick - 5825
14. Vaughan - 5460
25. Butcher - 4288
30. Hick - 3383
31. Flintoff - 3331
33. Strauss - 3276
35. Pietersen - 3103
43. Bell - 2386
44. Ramprakash - 2350
46. Collingwood - 2314
50. Cook - 2033

Aidan11 · 14th March 2008, 11:15

Lets not forget Colly's test best bowling figures.

Michelle Fivefer · 15th March 2008, 02:53

This series is becoming significant in a minor way for Alastair Cook. We've already mentioned his record-equalling six catches at Hamilton. In the first innings at Wellington he registered 2000 runs, the youngest England batsman to do so. And just by the way, in the second innings he hit his first 6 in test cricket, in fact in any form of international cricket, as he's never hit one in ODIs.

zxb · 15th March 2008, 03:24

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Originally Posted by Michelle Fivefer

And just by the way, in the second innings he hit his first 6 in test cricket

Miss-hit his first 6 perhaps.

Aidan11 · 15th March 2008, 03:34

They all count

Fatslogger · 15th March 2008, 03:37

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Originally Posted by Aidan11

They all count

Or in Cook's case, that one counts, as it's his only one.

luckyluke · 23rd March 2008, 12:18

With his best figures to date of 7-47, Sidebottom passes 50 test wickets. He now has 52 wickets at 25.52.

Pietersen's century was his 11th in tests and he now has a century against every country he's faced in the long form of the game.

Aidan11 · 23rd March 2008, 14:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by luckyluke

With his best figures to date of 7-47, Sidebottom passes 50 test wickets. He now has 52 wickets at 25.52.

Pietersen's century was his 11th in tests and he now has a century against every country he's faced in the long form of the game.

- to both of them.

9th March 2008, 19:47	#128
Michelle Fivefer Posting Goddess Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: North West England Team(s): England, Lancashire Posts: 44,004	England's 110 ao was their fourth lowest score against New Zealand. But on a more cheerful note, Ryan Sidebottom became the 11th bowler to take a test match hat-trick for England. And Alastair Cook joins six other England non-wicket keepers to take 6 catches in a test match. The others are: A. Shrewsbury F. Woolley MC Cowdrey AW Greig AJ Lamb GA Hick. It's funny, I could have sworn there was mention on commentary of someone having taken 7 catches. Anyway, well done Cook. Last edited by Michelle Fivefer : 9th March 2008 at 19:54.

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22nd February 2008, 17:46	#121
Michelle Fivefer Posting Goddess Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: North West England Team(s): England, Lancashire Posts: 44,004	And we should have mentioned Collingwood's 50 from 24 balls - the fastest 50ODI fifty by an England player.

22nd February 2008, 17:50	#122
Aidan11 Harmisonesque Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Somewhere cold and wet Posts: 43,423	I mentioned it in the match thread.

22nd February 2008, 23:11	#125
1000yardstare Posting Goddess JA 901 Cummins 301 SCurran 58 Jhye 39 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: London Posts: 22,889	Most ODI 6's 86 - Flintoff 46 - Pietersen 45 - Collingwood 44 - Botham 41 - Trescothick, Hick Mascarenhas 10, Bell 8, Shah 5, Mustard 5, Broad 3, Wright 2, Tremlett 1

22nd February 2008, 23:16	#126
Aidan11 Harmisonesque Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Somewhere cold and wet Posts: 43,423	Collingwood's tally is impressive considering he's one behind KP and one more than Beefy. Proves there's more to him than a nurdler.

9th March 2008, 21:01	#132
Aidan11 Harmisonesque Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Somewhere cold and wet Posts: 43,423	Just think how worse it would have been without those catches.

14th March 2008, 09:22	#133
1000yardstare Posting Goddess JA 901 Cummins 301 SCurran 58 Jhye 39 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: London Posts: 22,889	Congratulations to Vaughan on his 75th cap and Panesar on his 25th. Leading Test runs scorers (players still playing) 11. Trescothick - 5825 14. Vaughan - 5460 25. Butcher - 4288 30. Hick - 3383 31. Flintoff - 3331 33. Strauss - 3276 35. Pietersen - 3103 43. Bell - 2386 44. Ramprakash - 2350 46. Collingwood - 2314 50. Cook - 2033

14th March 2008, 11:15	#134
Aidan11 Harmisonesque Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Somewhere cold and wet Posts: 43,423	Lets not forget Colly's test best bowling figures.

15th March 2008, 02:53	#135
Michelle Fivefer Posting Goddess Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: North West England Team(s): England, Lancashire Posts: 44,004	This series is becoming significant in a minor way for Alastair Cook. We've already mentioned his record-equalling six catches at Hamilton. In the first innings at Wellington he registered 2000 runs, the youngest England batsman to do so. And just by the way, in the second innings he hit his first 6 in test cricket, in fact in any form of international cricket, as he's never hit one in ODIs.

15th March 2008, 03:34	#137
Aidan11 Harmisonesque Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Somewhere cold and wet Posts: 43,423	They all count

23rd March 2008, 12:18	#139
luckyluke Established International Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 4,106	With his best figures to date of 7-47, Sidebottom passes 50 test wickets. He now has 52 wickets at 25.52. Pietersen's century was his 11th in tests and he now has a century against every country he's faced in the long form of the game.