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Post by Zat on Tue 27 May 2008, 14:31

Here's an interesting one from the WSC days, the 3-day limited-over match.

Each first innings limited to 40 overs, each second innings to 75.

Some scorecards can be found by following these links:

Rockhampton
Canberra
Geelong
Hamilton

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Post by Basil on Tue 27 May 2008, 18:36

Sadly - Hookes, Barlow and Woolmer are no longer with us.

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Post by Nath on Tue 27 May 2008, 21:02

The Rockhampton link is wrong.

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Post by ten years after on Tue 27 May 2008, 21:21

230 overs in 3 days? Good to see Kerry was working his employees hard.

Anyone know what the rationale behind this was? Surely 2 days with two 50-over innings would have made more sense.

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Post by embee on Wed 28 May 2008, 04:49

ten years after wrote:230 overs in 3 days? Good to see Kerry was working his employees hard.

Anyone know what the rationale behind this was? Surely 2 days with two 50-over innings would have made more sense.


Balls per over 8

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Re: Different formats of cricket

Post by PeterCS on Wed 28 May 2008, 04:53

The permutations are endless.

It's still got to stop raining.

BTW: When would D/L apply if that (or similar) were brought back?

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