The Next Sachin?

[Beny]

http://aus.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/C...09DEC2004.html

Shishir Tiwari and Sufian Shaikh, two Mumbai schoolboys, put on 531 for the fifth-wicket in a school match to evoke memories of the world-record 664-run stand between Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli that they made 16 years ago in the same competition, the Harris Shield.


Tiwaru, born a week before Tendulkar's Test debut in November 1989, made 318 with 40 fours and four sixes while Shaikh finished with an unbeaten 202. Salim Ansari, an opening batsman, had weighed in with 287, and Tiwari and Shaikh's towering partnership took less than five hours.



Their side, Anjuman-I-Islam Fort English School, ended on 1121, a total boosted by 132 penalty runs, against the Baptist School from Thane. It is the highest known total for any side, in any form of cricket, beating Victoria's 1107 against New South Wales in 1926-27. The previous record for the highest total in the competition was held by Tendulkar's old school, Sharadashram Vidyamandir, who made 926 in 1992-93 (without him or Kambli). In reply, the Baptist School were dismissed for 46 and 145 to lose by a mammoth innings and 930 runs.

Now that's a loss!!

[Maranello]

1,121 runs? That is scarecely believable... how long do these school kids play for? 10 days?

And what about all those physics practicals?

[Beny]

And what about all those physics practicals?

Q: If I swing a 3lb cricket bat at 100 km/ph at a ball traveling 130km/ph. How far will the ball go?

I've read that they study Sachin's life story in school over there... (Yes I'm jealous)

[vvvrulz]

Whoa !!

That is a loss !!!
I'd hate to be on the other team.

[Beny]

I'm guessing there arent an awful lot of top class Baptist cricketers in India?

[vvvrulz]

That would be a fair enough guess.....

[Zainub]

Originally Posted by Beny

Q: If I swing a 3lb cricket bat at 100 km/ph at a ball traveling 130km/ph. How far will the ball go?

How far up in the air? Or how far as in distance. For the later I think we'll have to use the equation for calculating maximum distance also known as Range in a projectile, for the former the equation used for calculating maximum vertical distance in a projectile should be used.....

[Beny]

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Think I'll stick with the humanites!

[shaft]

how many runs did Sachin scored in that record partnership?

[imaginarydiva]

Originally Posted by Beny

Q: If I swing a 3lb cricket bat at 100 km/ph at a ball traveling 130km/ph. How far will the ball go?

Whats the angle of projection;and at what angle to the ball's motion does the bat meet the ball?And why was the mass given?~groan~ Come to think of it,I still havent prepared for my Physics exam tomorrow.