Flower's Gigantic Superfantabuolus runs in International cricket.

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Hello guys so a another exciting day, another information, another record So what's exciting for today. So the matter of excitement is related to Zimbabwe. They may not be liked by there people because of their economic and financial condition.

But today,s blog is all about Zimbabwean Cricketer ANDY FLOWER .

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This pic might be old for all of us but those were the days for him that is what he touched turned into gold, no,no,no this just phrase so this means that whenever he touched the ball with his bat we would get a century. Such was the aura of Sir Andy Flowers .

The beginning of one of the most stunning runs in Test history. Andy Flower lashed an unbeaten 183 for Zimbabwe in the principal Test against India in Delhi, and in the accompanying 13 months he scored 1466 runs with a normal of 133.27, including five hundreds and seven fifties. 

Every hero has difficult phase so was he and now lets see his difficult phase.

Blossom finished the year as the world's No. 1 batsman in the PWC evaluations, yet he got back to mortality as his initial four innings in 2002 created only 20 runs.

Against this type of performance he had to face lot of criticism because people also knew what he could but was not doing then he came with a Gigantic 341 runs against south africa as  second highest ever by a batsman on the losing side.

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Reverse specialist

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Birth of the Burewala Bombshell. There have been not many more glimmering sights in cricket history than Waqar Younis in his pageantry.

 With batsmen bouncing and stumps flying, he and Wasim Akram took turn around swing to another level in the mid 1990s with their toe-pounding yorkers. He was at his best in the mid 1990s - subsequent to blasting onto the scene against New Zealand in 1990-91, Waqar took 109 wickets over a three-year time span at a normal of 18.07 and the fantastic strike pace of 33.55 balls per wicket.

 He later became skipper of Pakistan, and took 7 for 36 - the subsequent best figures in ODI history - against England at Headingley in 2001.

 He was additionally an immense accomplishment in district cricket, first for Surrey and afterward Glamorgan, for whom he took a profession best 8 for 17 against Sussex in Swansea in 1997. After retirement, Waqar trained Pakistan and was instrumental in them turning into No. 1 in Tests, despite the fact that they accomplished it after the finish of his residency

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Two legends make their passageway

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So today one minute any guesses for the title " Two Legends make their passageway" now the question what is the name of Two legends. If anyone knows then pls tell the answer in comment but if you do not know then read further 

GOD OF INTERNATIONAL CRICKET AND THE YORKER SPECIALIST OF PAKISTAN.

Two present day greats took their bows in the attracted first Test among Pakistan and India Karachi. 

Sachin Tendulkar, matured only 16 years 205 days (at the time he was the third-most youthful Test cricketer, after Mushtaq Mohammad and Aaqib Javed), gave little trace of what was to follow when he was bowled for 15... by Waqar Younis, who was making his introduction at 17 years old years 364 days.

 Waqar's first-innings figures (19-1-80-4) were more prophetic, being commonly costly and penetrative.

During that series, Sachin Tendulkar  lasted 487 balls and was dismissed six times.

 He managed to stay put at the crease for more than 80 balls per innings on that tour, despite facing Imran Khan and co. in their own backyard, which was a great deal in itself for a 16-year-old.

Sachin Tendulkar had reported his appearance on the global stage, and there would be no thinking back from that point as the Little Master would proceed to captivate crowds worldwide while scoring runs and making records in abundance en route. 

31 long a very long time after first leaving to bat for India,Sachin Tendulkar remaining parts the pride of the country and has made his specialty in the archives of the nation's rich cricketing history.

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Happiness for one and sadness for other.

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The champion Australia

The first of Australia's multiple World Cup titles. Batting first at a packed Eden Gardens, Australia posted 253, thanks to David Boon's steady 75 at the top and a breezy 45 by Mike Veletta towards the end.

 England, making their second appearance in the final, were cruising at 135 for 2 when Mike Gatting top-edged a reverse sweep off Allan Border to the wicketkeeper, Greg Dyer.

 Still, their target of 254 seemed within easy reach - they needed 102 off 15 overs. But after Steve Waugh took the crucial wicket of Allan Lamb (45), Australia tightened the screws.They won by seven runs and Boon was Man of the Match.

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Great day for Under dogs ???

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The great Hadlee

An incredible day for the unique Richard Hadlee, who wrecked Australia in the primary Test, in Brisbane. Hadlee restored the best innings (9 for 52) and coordinate (15 for 123) figures for New Zealand in Tests to set up an innings triumph.

 He may have become just the second man after Jim Laker to take each of the ten of every an innings as well, yet in the wake of snatching the initial eight wickets to fall, Hadlee delivered a definitive demonstration of magnanimity, taking a running catch to give Vaughan Brown a lady Test wicket.

 It's difficult to accept now, however Australia were in a genuine trench during the 1980s: this thrashing came in a run of just a single triumph in 20 Tests.

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welcome back

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Challengers south africa 

One of the most passionate days in cricket history, as South Africa played their first worldwide counterpart for a very long time, against India in Calcutta.

 Worldwide resistance to politically-sanctioned racial segregation had seen South African cricket alienated since they beat Australia in 1969-70, however four months in the wake of rejoining the ICC they started an expediently orchestrated visit with this one-dayer. 

India's triumph was more agreeable than the three-wicket edge proposed, in spite of Allan Donald declaring himself to the world with 5 for 29.

 Destruction barely made a difference, however, and South Africa's commander Clive Rice, whose three matches on this short visit were his solitary authority internationals, summarized everybody's emotions when he stated, "I know how Neil Armstrong felt when he remained on the moon."

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Something Unbelievable ??

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Hey fellas today how are you? Hoping that everything and everyone are fine. So today before starting I will ask you some facts and you have to give answer in the comment section if not possible then I will give answer in next post. 

So todays fact is that why one cannot buy Coca-Cola in North-Korea and cuba? So did someone guessed why the title is something unbelievable, any guesses if not then I'll tell you that and to know that we have to start our segment. 

Fearless Freddo

Running openers are ten-a-penny in the advanced age, yet in the days when openers obstructed and center request batsmen assaulted, the West Indian left-hander Roy Fredericks, who was conceived today, was a disclosure. 

His rankling 169 against Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson on a Perth flyer in 1975-76 was one of the most bold innings ever played in a Test, and however Fredericks was just 5ft 6in tall, he gave the ball a frightful whack.

 He followed up that Perth ton with an awesome visit through England in 1976, when he made 517 runs in the five Tests. Fredericks played 59 Tests on the whole, bowing out against Pakistan in Jamaica in 1976-77 with a commonly ostentatious 83. 

He later became sports clergyman of his local Guyana. Fredericks passed on of malignant growth in New York in September 2000. 

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The great metronome

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Coca-Cola opened one of its initially packaging plants in Cuba in 1906, yet pulled creation in 1962 due to an exchange ban, not long after Fidel Castro assumed control over the nation. Since 1950, North Koreans haven't had the option to purchase Coke either, on account of the Korean War breaking out that very year.

So then today's fact is that why it is illegal to have only one guinea pig in Switzerland if know the reason then Pls comment. 

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1) The champion Australia 

That great metronome Glenn McGrath made his debut in the first Test between Australia and New Zealand in perth, and he gave a hint of what was to come, with first-innings figures of 39-12-92-2 (as well as a first-ball duck).

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 Against all expectations the match was dominated for a time by New Zealand, who, anchored by 143 from Andrew Jones, took a first-innings lead of 22. Then Michael Slater and Mark Taylor lashed 198 for the first wicket, and New Zealand were ultimately left hanging on for a draw. Slater was out for 99.

Today also as an indian fans in 2003 world cup final we could see the type of player he by taking the wicket of Sachin tendulkar.

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