RCB Trivia -4
The fourth trivia in the Friday Trivia series is here.
Email your answers to trivia@RoyalChallengers.com by Wednesday midnight [do NOT post answers as comments!!]
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Here's the next batch of questions for Trivia - 4
1.) How many batsman have been out 'timed out' in International cricket?
2.) When Sachin Tendulkar became the leading century maker in ODI's, whose record did he break?
3.) How many players kept wickets for England in the test against New Zealand at Lords in 1986?
4.) Name the Indian batsman to have carried his bat in a test for India? (Two people have done it but only one answer is required).
5.) Which pace bowler took 5 wickets giving only 1 run in ODI's in Sharjah?
6.) Name the Indian who set an Indian record by taking 5 wickets in an innings four times in succession?
7.) PICTURE QUES - How many wickets did Kevin Pietersen take in this match 
Here's wishing all good luck....and a very merry Christmas!
Cheers,
Christopher David
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The countries where cricket is most popular compete in international matches (games between countries) that last up to 5 days, which are called Test Matches; those countries are India, Australia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, South Africa, New Zealand, Zimbabwe and England, as well as a group of Caribbean countries that play together as a team called the West Indies.
Cricket is also played in Kenya, Canada, Bermuda, Ireland, Scotland, and various European and Asian countries; the national teams of those countries can play one-day international matches, but are not allowed to play Test Matches.
So therefore first class matches are not international matches......
Hope this helps....
Could you please clarify what 'international cricket' means? My understanding is 'a match played between teams from different countries - example: Australia vs Rest of India'. A second intepretation could be 'a match recognized by ICC and given the status of 1st class cricket'
Yes I realized that mistake. I know that two people have done it and either name would be acceptable.
Poshin: Please check Q4!!