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Carl Rackemann missed the
last delivery when Australia needed two to beat England in 1989, but
the batsman scrambled a bye and the game was tied.
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Ramiz
Raja was dropped three times in his 90’s on the way to scoring 116*
for Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka in February 1990. |
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England
lost their last seven wickets for 10 runs against India at Gwalior on
March 4, 1993.
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The game between
Australia and Pakistan at Sydney arranged for December 8, 1981 had to
be postponed due to a power workers strike.
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David Boon hit 15 fours
during his innings of 122 for Australia vs. Sri Lanka at Adelaide in
January 1988.
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The 1998/99 Sharjah Cup Tournament was staged for
the benefit of Abdul Qadir, who unfortunately injured his hand whilst
attempting a caught and bowled in the first game and could not play
thereafter. |
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William Watson was on a
hat-trick in the New Zealand vs. Australia match at Sydney in November
1990, when rain ended Australia’s innings –Watson had only the
last ball of the over to deliver.
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David Boon was the first Tasmanian to hit a
century in ODI matches, a feat he achieved in his native state –at
Hobart in December 1991. |
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A Flower, CN Evans and ADR Campbell
were all reprimanded by the match referee (for excessive appealing),
in the Zimbabwe vs. England match at Harare in January 1997.
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Graeme
Wood was forced to retire with a broken finger during the Australia
vs. West Indies match in February 1985, but suitably bandaged he
returned to the crease later and with Simon O’ Donnell made a record
stand for the 9th wicket.
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Because
of extremely hot weather, drinks intervals were allowed every two
overs in the Australia vs. New Zealand match at Melbourne in January
1988. |
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Sri-Lanka lost their
last six wickets for 8 runs off 371 balls in the game vs. Australia at
Melbourne in January 1990.
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