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[Statto]

I've just found the website it would appear you used so I'll answer them now:-
1 Red Indians from Iowa
2 Military camp
3 William Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury
4 Robin Williams
5 Sir Pelham Warner of England

[Ernest]

Imressed Statto,thought you may struggle with the web site,you must have used the same search method as me,well done/

[Statto]

I Just typed one of the quotes in google and the answer was the 1st page

[Statto]

Next Question, about the Don
a) Which bowled dismissed Bradman the most often?
b) who was the only England Batsman dismissed in tests by bradman?
c) at what position did bradman average the most with the bat?
Good Luck, hopefully you can stretch it until Thursday.

[Ernest]

Originally Posted by Statto

I Just typed one of the quotes in google and the answer was the 1st page

Yes I used google advanced search,I got other sites with questions and saved them to favorites,I may as well delete them,you know where to look.
Enjoy your holiday,You have put your questions as they look not to hard,I wonder,you will know by Thursday.

[Statto]

As with yours, they are easy if you get the correct site.
The Dominic Cork question was one I had in my head and didnt need a web search for, which is probably why it was harder. I'm going to try and think of some more without using search engines to make it a challenge, but I'm too tired tonight.

[Statto]

Just a quick note
Question a) should say which bowler and I am talking about tests
I've only just noticed this so it was too late to edit.
Ps
Qc) regards averages not runs

[Ernest]

Statto,

a) B H Verity

b) Willy Hammond,in 1933.

c) No 5,he had 3 innings,and averaged 142.33.
I have my doubts about a,but my stats says I am right,so these are my answers.

[Milo]

He averaged more at number 7 due to his famous 270.

[Statto]

Ern was correct with points a) and b) but Milo was correct on point c). As this was the final part of the question remaining unanswered, Milo can set the next question.