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| OK then. Who were the first twins to play an international test cricket match?
__________________ Whatever your difficulties in mathematics, I can assure you mine are far greater! Albert Einstein, 1879-1955 |
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| I don't know about the bat sponsers. I saw a picture of Bevan with a Puma bat and Bravo batting with an unsponsered bat. Waugh twins is incorrect
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| Yeah, Paoli's ahead of me. Bravo was GN, but in the most recent match I found a picture of him with a Woodworm bat. I'll give Woodworm their due, they're quick to snap up the exciting players. Pieterson, Freddy, Murali and Bravo. I think they might have got Sangakarra too. I have to say though, that I thought Bevan was Puma.
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| I think Mark and Steve Waugh were the first set of freternal twins to play test cricket, the first identical pair is that of James and Hamish Marshall of New Zealand. |
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They played for New Zealand against England in 1984. Looks like your turn again. Hurry up, I need a good reason to stop revising for my finals!
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