who iis the first wicket taker in ODI?
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Not quite! Kannai's is the first ever WORLD CUP ODI wicket!! \nThe first world cup ODI was in 1975, but the first ever ODI was played in Melbourne in front of 46,000 on January 5th, 1971 between Australia and England. The match was a hastily arranged affair to give the Melbourne public something to watch after the third Test had been abandoned without a ball being bowled, due to heavy rain over four days. On the fifth, a limited overs game was arranged. Both sides were given 40 8-ball overs, then the norm in Australia.\nEngland batted first and scored 190, all out with four balls to spare. Australia reached the target with five overs to spare, and managed the unique double of winning the first ever test, and the first ever ODI.\nThe first ever wicket was that of Geoffrey Boycott, caught by Bill Lawry of the bowling of Jeff Thompson, out for 8.\nThe full match scorecard for ODI#1 can be found at:\nhttp://aus.cricinfo.com/link_to_database... \n\n(ask the question twice, and I'll answer it twice! ;)
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India: 1st Innings \n \n  145/0    \n  in 28.0 overs (R/R: 5.18) \n  \n Pakistan: 1st Innings \n \n 679/7 dec in 143.3 overs (R/R: 4.73) \n India trail by 534 runs \n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (at the time of posting)\n\nhttp://in.sports.yahoo.com/sportz/pkint11132006yh.html
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1)Graheme Smith\n2)Virender Sehwag\n3)Ricky Pointing\n4)Rahul Dravid\n5)Mohammad Yousuf\n6)Andrew Flintoff\n7)Adam Gilchrist\n8)Shaun Pollock\n9)Shane Warne\n10)Makhaya Ntini\n11)Shoaib Akhtar
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The initial exponents of reverse swing mostly been Pakistani fast bowlers: Sarfraz Nawaz and Imran Khan are often credited as the first bowlers to produce reverse swing, and they have been followed by bowlers such as Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis,Irfan Pathan,Aaqib Javed, Shoaib Akhtar,Darren Gough, Andrew Flintoff and Simon Jones. In the early days of reverse swing, the Pakistani bowlers were suspected of using unfair means to achieve it, but today they are considered to have been simply ahead of their time.
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Top three bowlers in ODI format.\n\nShaun Pollock - South Africa\nIrfan Pathan - India\nShane Bond - New Zealand.\n\nTop three bowlers in Test format.\n\nMuttiah Muralidharan - Sri Lanka\nMakhaya Ntini - South Africa\nShane Warne - Australia.
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Shahid Afridi took over Chris Cairns as the most six hitter of all time in ODIs. Its more than 200. Visit the group mentioned in the source and know more.
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ODI..IOO OVERS..[50 EACH]\nTEST..90 OVERS.\nTHATS ALL.
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FROM INDIA,\nBatsman: Dhoni\nBowler : Irfan\n\nFROM PAKISTAN,\nBatsman: Afridi\nBowler : Aktar
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1. VIKRAM RATHORE.(IND)\n2. ROD LATHAM.    (NZL)\n3. ATHAR ALI KHAN (BAN)\n4. BANDULA WARNAPURA (SRI)\n5. GEOFFRY BOYCOTT (ENG)\n6. GUS LOGIE       (W.I.)\n7. AJIT AGARKAR    (IND)\n8. AJAY RATHRA  WK. (IND)\n9. PETER TAYLOR     (AUS)\n10.SIMON O DONNELL  {AUS)\n11.AAQUIB JAVED     (PAK}
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ODI\nBest-Sachin Tendulkar 4 India\n2nd -Brian Lara       4 West Indies\n3rd -Rahul Dravid     4 India\n\nTest\nBest-Brian Lara       4 West Indies\n2nd -Sachin Tendulkar 4 India\n3rd -Ricky Ponting    4 Australia
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experience wise it should be Ramnaresh Sarwan..he's been around for a while and after lara and chanderpaul he's the best option left to captain the windies!
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37 balls Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) v Sri Lanka at Nairobi on 04/10/1996.he also holds the record for the second fastest ODI century( v India in Kanpur in 2005)
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Pollock ...just guessing. I think he took 4 wickets in 4 consecutive balls in his first county match.
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Top 10 fastest 100s in ODI Cricket history are given below:\n\n1) In 37 Balls by Shahid Afridi of Pakistan against Sri Lanka\nwith the help of 11 sixers and 6 fours at Nairobi on 04.10.1996.\n\n2 In 44 balls by Mr. M.V. Boucher of South Africa against\nZimbawe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.2006 with the help\nof 10 sixers and 8 fours.\n\n3) In 45 Balls by Mr. B.C. Lara of West Indies against\nBangladesh with the help of 4 sixes and 18 fours at\nDhaka on 09/10/1999\n\n4) In 45 Balls with the help of 9 sixers and 10 fours by\nShahid Afridi of Pakistan against India at Kanpur\n15/04/2005\n\n5) In 48 Balls with the help of 11 sixers and 11 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Pakistan at\nSingapore on 02/04/1996\n\n6) In 62 balls with the help of 3 sixers and 10 fours by\nM Azharuddin of India against New Zealand at\nBaroda on 17/12/1988\n\n7) In 64 balls with the help of one sixer and 23 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Netherlands\nat Amstelveen on 04/07/2006\n\n8) In 67 balls with the help of 7 sixers and 6 fours bu\nJM Davison of Canada against West Indies\nat Centurion on 23/02/2003\n\n9) In 67 balls with the help of 5 sixers and 12 fours by\nBasit Ali of Pakistan against West Indies at Sharjah\non 05/11/1993\n\n10) In 67 balls with the help of 4 sixers and 13 fours by\nAC Gilchrist of Australia against Sri Lanka\nat Brisbane on 14/02/2006
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Jack Hobbs has scored most number of first class centuries. He has scored in all an astonishing 199 centuries in total 834 matches played.\n\nSachin Tendulkas has scored the most Test (international matches) centuries.
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ODI------Wasim Akram with 502wkts:\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/odi/stats/bowl_most_wickets.html\n\nTest-------Shane Warne with 659wkst:\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/test/stats/bowl_most_wickets.html
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I think that would go to Dhruv Pandove. Clearly, the unluckiest due to the circumstances he never got to play internation cricket.\n\nDhruv was spoken of in the same breath as Sachin Tendulkar as a child prodigy. Tales about his batting abilities are folklore. There were many who though he would have been at least as good - if not better than Sachin. \n\nHe played his first first class match at the age of 13 and scored 94 on debut. Next year, at the age of 14, he scored first first class hundred - breaking Sachin's record for being the youngest Indian to make a first-class century.\n\nBut then why didn't he go on to play for India?\n\nIt was on January 31, 1992, that  17 year old Dhruv Pandove met with a fatal road accident while going home to Patiala near the Kingfisher tourist complex in Ambala. The young Dhruv was returning home after playing for North Zone against South Zone in a Deodhar Trophy match at Sambalpur in Orissa. \n\nUnlucky.\n\nThe Patiala stadium is names after him.