insane cricket trivia

[unclehobart]

What are the 10 ways one can be called out in a jolly olde game of cricket? *adjusts monacle*

 

[unclehobart]

Getting zero points in a single session for a batsman is known as what? What is it known as if taken down upon the first pitch?

 

[Professur]

I'm sorry, everyone. It's my fault.

 

[kuulani]

*goes home to watch Lagaan so I can answer these questions*

 

[BeardofPants]

So we're not talking about those horrible little insects that smell, and look evil?

Just checking....

 

[unclehobart]

So we're not talking about those horrible little insects that smell, and look evil?

Just checking....

The French? Nay, lass.

 

[Professur]

are you still waiting on an answer for this one, or have you decided to give it up?

 

[unclehobart]

Im obstinate and pouty enough to wait it out.

 

[ris]

i thought about replying but you called the first ball of the innings a pitch. it's a bowl dear fellow.

golden duck on that question btw.

caught, leg before, run out, handled the ball, struck twice, bowled, hit wicket, stumped.

i looked on bbc for timed out and obstructed field because i've never seen either of those enforced.

 

[unclehobart]

i thought about replying but you called the first ball of the innings a pitch. it's a bowl dear fellow.

golden duck on that question btw.

caught, leg before, run out, handled the ball, struck twice, bowled, hit wicket, stumped.

i looked on bbc for timed out and obstructed field because i've never seen either of those enforced.

It was a cut and paste from another forum that was doing cricket trivia ... so it was their mistake. Prolly was written by some yank that had baseball upon the brain. I too thought it looked wrong considering that the pitch is an area of the field and not the act of throwing in and of itself.

8 down... 2 to go.

 

[ris]

It was a cut and paste from another forum that was doing cricket trivia ... so it was their mistake. Prolly was written by some yank that had baseball upon the brain. I too thought it looked wrong considering that the pitch is an area of the field and not the act of throwing in and of itself.

8 down... 2 to go.

i did mention the last two...

 

[chcr]

Isn't that that game those sneaky brits made up to copy baseball??????

 

[unclehobart]

i did mention the last two...

Sorry about that, ol' boy... I had just risen from a nap and read that pre coffee. [slaps self]

All 10 answered. Golly good show.

 

[unclehobart]

Sir Len Hutton(England) is the only batsman to have been given out obstructing the field.