shane  warne   exatly  taken 700  wickets in  test  cricket?(or)not?
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NOT YET.\nI DONT THINK HE WILL.
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The top 5 are\n\n35 - Sachin Tendulkar, India (132 matches)\n34 - Sunil Gavaskar, India (125 matches)\n34 - Brian Lara, West Indies (130matches)\n32 - Steve Waugh, Australia (168 matches)\n32 - Ricky Ponting, Australia (106 matches)\n\nAt the rate Ponting is going he will soon take over - he has scored another one in the current test so that takes him to 33.
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He can get there if BCCI gets its act together and balances the test cricket and ODI. Seems that al BCCI wants to do is make money by playing too many ODI's
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I ACCEPT NICK'S..\nAJIT IS NOT PERFORMING..\nBUT HIS NATIVITY-BOMBAY EQUIPS HIM TO INCLUDE IN SQUAD.\nMUMBAI PLAYERS HAVE GOD FATHERS..\nDID YOU EVER SEE HE FEELS BAD AFTER HIS BOWLING HIT BY A SIX..?\nHE NEVER HESITATE EVEN A SECOND AND GOING BACK TO HIS START-UP.\nHE KNOW THAT..HOWEVER THE GOD FATHER ADD HIM INTO ANOTHER MATCH..!
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In today's match I don't think no bowler will take more than 4 wickets.\nI think the man of the match will go to a batsman and it will be Yuvraj.
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Why not? Its only needed a world record 1st wicket partnership and nowadays every other day you are having a new w. recorsd. So it will happen one day. Remember 1st wicket test record is more than 400 runs.
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In Test \nIA Healy(AUS) Matches-119;Catches-366Stumpings-29;Total-395\nIn ODI\nAC Gilchrist(AUS) Matches-242;Catches-348;Stumpings-45;Total-393  \nBut in both the games Adam Gilchrist adds up to the most dismissals(748). \nHe also accridates to the third heighest in Test\nAC Gilchrist(AUS) Matches-85;Catches-320;Catches-35;Total-355
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sourav aint carryin' a gud attitude..agreed! but i really dun think d cricket board shud treat him d way they hv in d recent past..puttin him in and out so frequently knowingly dat he's d most successful captain India has ever produced..includin' him in tests and not in ODI's when dey know he's made 10,000+ runs in d latter form of d game... how can u expect him to perform at his best today whn he's again knocked of d one-day squad yes'day???
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He ia already a start cricketer.\n\nBelive it or not he has the maximum average and he is no.1 batsman in the world as per the latest icc-rating.
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He has done well on slow pitches of India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.\n\nLet's see how he does in Australia and England where the pitches are fast and there is a lot of seam/swing as well. If u notice , He doesn't have a very good foot work. Its just the hand and eye coordination that works for him but in swinging and seaming conditions he will be more than vulnerable. Let's see how he handles it.
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Australia currently lead by 626 runs, if they bat on for a further hour England could be set 700+ to win! As the Test record for a fourth innings is 418-7 (WI v Australia, 2002-03) and the first class record 513-9 (Central Province v Southern Province in Sri Lanka, 2003-04), I think we can safely say that it's impossible for England to win. \nAn equivalent in other sports? Mohammed Ali in his prime losing to Julian Clary? In other words I don't believe you could seriously find an equivalent in another sport.
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56 in odi\n34 in test\n90 in all
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The 35 centuries will be definitely be overtaken within a year. The most likely to do that would be Ricky Ponting - younger than Tendulkar and already has 31 tons to his credit. Tendulkar, unfortunately isn't scoring test centuries as frequently as before. He has scored just 4 centuries in the past 4 years (One against Bangladesh). In the same period, Ponting has scored 17 centuries. I have a feeling that even Lara (32 test centuries) would go past Tendulkar. \n\nComing to ODIs, Tendulkar has almost double the number than his closest rival (40 vs. 22 centuries). I don't see any current player (Including young talents like Tharanga) to reach close to 45 centuries (Possibly where Tendulkar would end up). \n\nBut then, records are meant to be broken. With more matches coming up against minnows, somebody will eventually get to that ODI record. My guess is it will be an hugely talented opener from a subcontinent team  - they play more ODI matches in easier batting conditions. I think the ODI record will be intact for at least the next 10 years.
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I am assuming we are talking about ODIs. \n\nAfter SA's last World cup ODI in Kingsmead on 3rd March 2003,  Jacques Kallis has taken 44 wickets. Here's the breakdown:\n\n2003: 11 wickets (After the WC)\n2004: 11 wickets\n2005: 12 wickets\n2006: 10 wickets\n\nIn the WC 2003, Kallis had 3 wickets.
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I'm guessing it was the most sixes hit, but can't find a source at the minute.. (couple of minutes later) Here you go\nhttp://content-usa.cricinfo.com/asksteven/content/story/141316.html
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Wouldn't be surprised if Mahendra Singh Dhoni breaks the record in the forthcoming West Indies tour.\n\nHe almost did it against Sri Lanka ( http://usa.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2005-06/SL_IN_IND/SCORECARDS/SL_IND_ODI3_31OCT2005.html ) but sadly, there weren't enough runs on the board.
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Courtney Walsh is the first and only west indian to take 500 test wickets, he ended up on 519. Curlty Ambrose is next with 405. And to how it looks, it won't be broken by any west indian in the near future.