(1). Sachin Tendulkar, India -14,965. (2). Rahul Dravid -12,775. (3) Ricky Poning, Australia -12,333. (4). Brian Lara, West Windies -11,953. (5). Jacques Kallis, South Africa -11,499. (6). Allan Border, Australia -11,174. (7). Stev Waugh, Australia -10,927. (8). Sunil Gavaskar, India -10,122. *updated as on August 31, 2011.
No, South Africa never won cricket world cup. It is rather unfortunate that they went up to semis,but did not reach the finale. Only future can tell when the day will come when the South Africans celebrate world cup victory.
Lara is the best batsman in Windies. Some other greats are:
* Desmond Haynes * Richie Richardson * Viv Richards * Clive Lloyd * Gordon Greenidge * etc...
Ottis Gibson is the current coach of the West Indies Cricket team.
The western expantion is when we (the Americans) kicked the Indians out of Georgia because gold was discovered.1/4 of the natives died on the move out of Georgia to Oklahoma. basicly it was when we went west.
People neede elbow room so they explored the US looking for new land. That is what Lewis and Clark did! Americans wanted all the land in the world! (Manifest Desitney)
belinda clark, she score 219 not out against denmark in 1997
on 1947 15 august more information email me at Ruthvik_svs2007@yahoo.com
The West Indies won its 1st test match against in England in 1950..
But it was quite odd as the team was lead by an Englishman!!
They have gotten more tourism. The area has been cleaned up for guests. There became more nationalism in the country and everyone had something to cheer about.
No point can have both a north and a south coordinate.
The abbreviation WICB stands for the West Indies Cricket Board. The West Indies Cricket Board is for the professional and amateur cricket players in the West Indies.
Indian cricketer Vinoo Mankad, who had a 27-year first-class career, caused controversy during the 1947-48 season, when touring Australia with India, he ran out Bill Brown in the second Test of the tour. He broke the wicket at the non-striker's end during his run-up while the batsman at that end of the ground was out of his crease.
In spite of having done exactly the same thing earlier in the tour, it was this second occurence that angered the press. From here on, this type of dismissal has been known as "Mankading".
One notable supporter of Mankad's action was Don Bradman, who, in his autobiography, stated:
"For the life of me, I can't understand why [the press] questioned his sportsmanship. The laws of cricket make it quite clear that the nonstriker must keep within his ground until the ball has been delivered. If not, why is the provision there which enables the bowler to run him out? By backing up too far or too early, the nonstriker is very obviously gaining an unfair advantage."
Courtney Walsh's and Curtly Ambrose's average bowling speeds without any doubt are definately at least 85mph because they were both genuine express pace bowlers
but they definately weren't as fast as Mohammad Sami, Shoaib Akhtar, Shaun Tait and Brett Lee