Trivia 2021

Sanga 232 to 3000?

beamer wrote:Cook got a double quite late on in his career, could have claimed one of the higher ones?

Cook went close to getting on this list with his 244* v Aus at MCG 2017-18. This innings took him to 11,956 runs, just shy of the 12,000 record.

JGK wrote:Sanga 232 to 3000?

Closish but no cigar.

Bump.

Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - ?

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - ?

6,000 - ?

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - ?

10,000 - ?

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

I'll lengthen the list, filling in the last 2 because only one man made it.

Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - ?

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - ?

6,000 - ?

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - ?

10,000 - ?

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

13,000 - ?

14,000 - SR Tendulkar 214 (13,973-14,187) - Ind v Aus, Bengaluru, 2010-11

15,000 - SR Tendulkar 76 (14,972-15,048) - Ind v WI, Delhi, 2011-12

beamer wrote:Hayden’s Zimbashing?

Matt Hayden almost made the list. His 380 v Zim at the WACA in 2003-04 took him to 3,916 runs.

13,000 - Punter 221 ????

skully wrote:

beamer wrote:Cook got a double quite late on in his career, could have claimed one of the higher ones?

Cook went close to getting on this list with his 244* v Aus at MCG 2017-18. This innings took him to 11,956 runs, just shy of the 12,000 record.

I was thinking of the one I saw him make at home in the only(?) pink-ball Test in England against WI. He did hit a bit of a “200 or nothing” phase.

WideWally wrote:13,000 - Punter 221 ????

Aye.

Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - ?

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - ?

6,000 - ?

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - ?

10,000 - ?

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

13,000 - RT Ponting 221 (12,919-13,140) – Aus v Ind, Adelaide, 2012-13

14,000 - SR Tendulkar 214 (13,973-14,187) - Ind v Aus, Bengaluru, 2010-11

15,000 - SR Tendulkar 76 (14,972-15,048) - Ind v WI, Delhi, 2011-12

beamer wrote:

skully wrote:

beamer wrote:Cook got a double quite late on in his career, could have claimed one of the higher ones?

Cook went close to getting on this list with his 244* v Aus at MCG 2017-18. This innings took him to 11,956 runs, just shy of the 12,000 record.

I was thinking of the one I saw him make at home in the only(?) pink-ball Test in England against WI. He did hit a bit of a “200 or nothing” phase.

That innings (243 at Edgbaston in 2017) took him to 11,568 runs.

Jayawardene for 9000 as well I think.

Is 10k the rogue one that they all limped over the line for?

Aye, and yes, 10,000 is the only milestone (other than SRT's 76 for 15,000) that wasn't reached with a 200+ score.

Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - ?

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - ?

6,000 - ?

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - DPM Jayawardene 275 (8,747-9,022) - SL v Ind, Ahmedabad, 2009-10

10,000 - ?

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

13,000 - RT Ponting 221 (12,919-13,140) – Aus v Ind, Adelaide, 2012-13

14,000 - SR Tendulkar 214 (13,973-14,187) - Ind v Aus, Bengaluru, 2010-11

15,000 - SR Tendulkar 76 (14,972-15,048) - Ind v WI, Delhi, 2011-12

beamer wrote:Jayawardene for 9000 as well I think.

Is 10k the rogue one that they all limped over the line for?

I know Steve Waugh's last ball ton innings was also his 10,000 innings. I was at the ground applauding the 10,000 and later losing my shit over the ton.

Is 3000 Sarwan's 261?

Is 5000, YKs 313?

Looks like David's 111 is the 10000 answer.

And 6000 looks like Jaya's 374.

JGK wrote:Is 3000 Sarwan's 261?

Aye.

JGK wrote:Is 5000, YKs 313?

No.

JGK wrote:Looks like David's 111 is the 10000 answer.

Aye.

JGK wrote:And 6000 looks like Jaya's 374.

Aye.

Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - RR Sarwan 261 (2,873-3,134) - WI v BD, Kingston, 2004

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - ?

6,000 - DPM Jayawardene 374 (5,740-6,114) - SL v SAf, Colombo(SSC), 2006

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - DPM Jayawardene 275 (8,747-9,022) - SL v Ind, Ahmedabad, 2009-10

10,000 - RS Dravid 111 (9,920-10,031) - Ind v SAf, Madras, 2007-08

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

13,000 - RT Ponting 221 (12,919-13,140) – Aus v Ind, Adelaide, 2012-13

14,000 - SR Tendulkar 214 (13,973-14,187) - Ind v Aus, Bengaluru, 2010-11

15,000 - SR Tendulkar 76 (14,972-15,048) - Ind v WI, Delhi, 2011-12

To speed this one to finish, the missing one is a triple.

Probably time to round this one out.

The missing one was Mukka.


Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - RR Sarwan 261 (2,873-3,134) - WI v BD, Kingston, 2004

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - BB McCullum 302 (4,917-5,219) - NZ v Ind, Wellington, 2013-14

6,000 - DPM Jayawardene 374 (5,740-6,114) - SL v SAf, Colombo(SSC), 2006

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - DPM Jayawardene 275 (8,747-9,022) - SL v Ind, Ahmedabad, 2009-10

10,000 - RS Dravid 111 (9,920-10,031) - Ind v SAf, Madras, 2007-08

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

13,000 - RT Ponting 221 (12,919-13,140) – Aus v Ind, Adelaide, 2012-13

14,000 - SR Tendulkar 214 (13,973-14,187) - Ind v Aus, Bengaluru, 2010-11

15,000 - SR Tendulkar 76 (14,972-15,048) - Ind v WI, Delhi, 2011-12


Jaya and Sanga sure knew how to celebrate a milestone.

So, how many runs had Younis Khan scored before his 313 & at the completion of that innings?

Don't be a smartarse, Wally.

Just say I made a blue and be done with it. MB loves to with the trivia. And I have no problem with it.

Perhaps you'd like to put up some trivia now and then?

YK indeed has the 5,000 record with his 313 (4,816-5,129).

Apologies to MrK, who was correct earlier.


Highest score to reach a Test aggregate milestone:

1,000 - GstA Sobers 365* (856-1,221) - WI v Pak, Bridgetown, 1957-58

2,000 - IVA Richards 291 (1,890-2,181) - WI v Eng, Leeds, 1976

3,000 - RR Sarwan 261 (2,873-3,134) - WI v BD, Kingston, 2004

4,000 - Azhar Ali 302 (3,722-4,024) - Pak v WI, Dubai, 2016-17

5,000 - Younis Khan 313 (4,816-5,129) - Pak v SL, Karachi, 2008-09

6,000 - DPM Jayawardene 374 (5,740-6,114) - SL v SAf, Colombo(SSC), 2006

7,000 - MA Taylor 334* (6,787-7,121) - Aus v Pak, Peshawar, 1998-99

8,000 - DPM Jayawardene 240 (7,959-8,199) - SL v Pak, Karachi, 2008-09

9,000 - DPM Jayawardene 275 (8,747-9,022) - SL v Ind, Ahmedabad, 2009-10

10,000 - RS Dravid 111 (9,920-10,031) - Ind v SAf, Madras, 2007-08

11,000 - KC Sangakkara 319 (10,727-11,046) - SL v BD, Chittagong, 2013-14

12,000 - KC Sangakkara 203 (11,995-12,198) - SL v NZ, Wellington, 2014-15

13,000 - RT Ponting 221 (12,919-13,140) – Aus v Ind, Adelaide, 2012-13

14,000 - SR Tendulkar 214 (13,973-14,187) - Ind v Aus, Bengaluru, 2010-11

15,000 - SR Tendulkar 76 (14,972-15,048) - Ind v WI, Delhi, 2011-12

How about doing the wickets equivalent, i.e. best bowling figures to reach each multiple of 50 or 100?

I reckon Chuck would have a heap of those records.

skully wrote:I reckon Chuck would have a heap of those records.

I’d back him for 750 and 800 for starters… though I did say “bowling”

skully wrote:Don't be a smartarse, Wally.

For some reason, which I have never understood, you always seem to think I am having a dig at you when I am not.

I remembered that you said HowSTAT has a lot of errors & assumed they had made another with Younis Khan's progressive aggregrate.
http://howstat.com/cricket/Statistics/Players/PlayerProgressBat.asp?PlayerID=2211