This challenge is to score a century in a formal game of cricket. That could mean any school game, league game or friendly, but it has to be in a formal setting - you know, eleven against eleven, everyone wearing whites (or one-day kit), someone scoring etc; casual games down the park with your mates don't count!
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“Again, as being part of my city, division and country, have scored many centuries in 80s and 90s.”
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Martin S created the guide Tips for making a big score
Big scores are the backbone around which an innings can be built.
Physical fitness is very important if you are to play a long innings. Cricket is often played in hot weather, and come the end of a long stint at the crease, you will h...
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Martin S created the guide Guide to batsmen’s strike rates
In cricket, the number of runs a batsman scores per 100 balls faced is known as their strike rate.
In multi-day matches, such as Test matches or major domestic competitions, strike rates can vary considerably. Most Test teams will hav...
David H created the Score a Century Challenge
Why not ask for some advice from other Challenge takers, or read some of the Challenge guides first?
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