And besides, the sun is now over the yardarm
Spot on - well done! The Don amassed 963 runs in only 6 innings. Next top run scorer is Sir Geoffrey with 897 runs in 16 innings. You're the next man in!!I'm pretty sure that would be Sir Donald Bradman, who scored triple centuries there in 1930 and 1934.
3. No, Hobart became the latest Ashes ground last week, but it's been used for Test cricket since 1989.3. Australia v England in Hobart, Tasmania in January 2022, the most recent Test match.
6. Bramall Lane, Sheffield, now used exclusively for football by Sheffield United FC?
Yes, that's right.2 - I assume 1877 and Melbourne
Close ... the ground is right, the year was 2011 - but you have the point!4 - Aegeas Bowl in about 2012
Yes, they're all right, which means that you can edit the next issue of Wisden!1. 121 Test Match grounds
3. Ekana Stadium, Lucknow, India in 2019
5. Lords in Durban, South Africa
I think questions 2,4 & 6 have been answered correctly.
Sorry, no.3 Hedley Verity?
Sorry, no.3 Jimmy Anderson?
Correct!1 is the Burnley Lara himself, Jimmy Anderson. The Aussie all rounder who isn't Glenn Maxwell was batting - can't remember his name though
Both correct - well done! A change of ends - over to you!2 Curtly Ambrose
3 Sydney Barnes
They sound like characters in a Carry On film.Change of subject.
What do Noel Chavasse, Arthur Martin-Leake and Charles Upham (uniquely) have in common?
Nice try but probably couldn't be further than that.They sound like characters in a Carry On film.
Were they all awarded the Victoria Cross twice?Change of subject.
What do Noel Chavasse, Arthur Martin-Leake and Charles Upham (uniquely) have in common?