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October 18, 2007

Must have been a dodgy pitch

Lovers of inept batting the world over will have been delighted by the news that West Indies Under-19, playing in the KFC Cup, were bowled out for just 18 runs today by Barbados. It is the lowest total in a List A one-day match, beating Middlesex's 33-year record by five runs. Fine effort boys. The destroyer in chief was Pedro Collins, with seven for 11. Oddly, the Under-19s won the toss and decided to make best use of the conditions...

I remember in a school under-15s match many years ago we bowled the opposition out for 20. Sadly, they won by five runs...

Posted by Patrick Kidd on October 18, 2007 in Extras | Permalink | Comments (1) | Email this post

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And one third of the runs in the U-19s' innings were wides, which is probably also a record of some sort.

Posted by: Innocent Abroad | 19 Oct 2007 17:21:05

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