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Bizarre Scoreboards
Wed, January 28 2015
From 77 for six to 675 for nine declared!
From 77 for six, the Mushfiqur Rahim led Rajshahi Division went on to win the match by 403 runs against a star-studded Chittagong Division.
Wed, January 21 2015
Lee c Lee b Lee!
A family with cricketers is not uncommon in today's age. We have brothers playing together on so many occasions.
Wed, January 14 2015
One over, 77 runs!
Only one of the first 17 deliveries was a legitimate one and the umpire miscounted and called over after five balls.
Wed, January 14 2015
When gutsy ‘extras’ top scored for Australia and England against mighty West Indies
‘Extras’ did try its best but couldn’t avert a defeat for both – England and Australia.
Wed, December 31 2014
Ten catchers
There was a catch (no pun intended): the batsmen were out caught by ten different fielders.
Wed, December 24 2014
Shikhar Dhawan and Cheteshwar Pujara: Same pair bats, five wickets apart
End of day three at Brisbane, India were 71 for one, with Dhawan batting along with Pujara. An hour into the fourth day's play, the same pair batted but the score was 117 for six!
Wed, December 10 2014
All that for just two runs!
Some frantic hitting from Bhaskaran Ramprakash saw Kerala home with ten balls to spare.
Tue, December 02 2014
If you reach 25, you better make it big!
The 2005 Test between West Indies and South Africa was bizarre even by common standards.
Tue, November 25 2014
The Dutch crawl
Ms Tanke registered a 56-ball pair on debut, being run out in each innings.
Thu, November 20 2014
The most weird, yet spectacular chase
Perhaps the most wasted chase in limited overs cricket history.