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2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 7 Last Update: July 01, 2008     Asked by: Nag 
  
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Submitted by: balaji
 
one batsman hit the ball and going for single and because of continious over throw he got 6 runs and got out while going for 7. so he is out for 100. the team need one run to win.
the new batsman come in at the non striker end and the other batsman hit 6 and get the hundred.

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April 12, 2007 06:35:41   #1  
balaji        

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs ...
one batsman hit the ball and going for single and because of continious over throw he got 6 runs and got out while going for 7. so he is out for 100. the team need one run to win.
the new batsman come in at the non striker end and the other batsman hit 6 and get the hundred.

 
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February 10, 2008 09:14:26   #2  
Shahnshah Member Since: February 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.

 Team A, Team B, Team C, Team D.

Team A playing with Team B...
Team C playing with Team D...

Team A: Batsman "a" is on striker side and Batsman "aa" on non-striker side..
Team C: Batsman "c" is on striker side and Batsman "cc" on non-striker side..

> Batsman "a" is on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. Batsman "a" hits 4 on first ball and two runs on second ball.

> Batsman "c" is on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. Batsman "a" hits 4 on first ball and two runs on second ball.

Team A got victory from Team B & Team C got victory from Team D.
Both Batsman on 94 completed thier century from 2 balls and thier team won the match....

   


 
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April 14, 2008 00:36:00   #3  
ajeet7171 Member Since: January 2008   Contribution: 2    

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.
striker batsman hits the ball for 3 run but when he runs he made 1 run short and fielder throw the ball and batsman  gets 4  more run by through by.by this he got 6 run and nonstriker batsman will reach at striker end and he made 6 runs at last ball.
 
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April 17, 2008 05:32:05   #4  
giri260987 Member Since: April 2008   Contribution: 2    

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.
1)The batsman facing last before ball scored one run by placing the ball back to the keeper.
2) The ball hits the keepers helmet placed in the ground.
3) So the umpire signals 5 runs penality. This is added in batsman's score. So he made century and now he is in non strikers end and the scores are level.
4) The batsman facing last ball hits six and he too scored century and win the match

 
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May 20, 2008 02:49:41   #5  
sulaiman007 Member Since: May 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.
Striker batsman hits the ball for 3 run but when he runs, one fielder throw the ball and the batsman  completed onother 3 runs  by "Over-throw". When they go for fourth run, the Stricker batsman got run out who already completed his 100!...The NonStricker batsman will reach at striker end and he made 6 runs in last ball to complete his 100.
 
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May 30, 2008 04:40:38   #6  
balasah Member Since: May 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.
If the striker hits a four in a No ball, then he will get a free - hit and now 2 runs needed in 2 balls. If the striker hits for tuple and got runout in the second run,then the striker is on 100 but still 1 more run is needed in 1 ball. Now the non striker who is on 94 will now face the ball and hits a six which ends the match with two batsmen reaching their respective centuries.
 
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June 18, 2008 02:08:22   #7  
kiranaar10728 Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 10    

RE: 2 batsman are on 94. 2 balls remaining and 7 runs to win. both batsman make 100 & win the match.
we dont require any free hit concept here.
first batsman hits the ball and runs three ,there was an overthrow so he runs three more and he became run out when he was coming back for the fourth.now the batsman has got gis century and he's out.now 1 run to win from 1 ball.the batsman on strike is  the man on 94.he hits a six and wraps up the game ,thus finishing his century too.

or if u dont wanna run any of the batsman out, then let the first batsman run 4 in the overthrow, but 1 run short(,i.e he didnt groung his bat inside  the crease while running 1 of the 4 runs in the overthrow).so het gets 6 runs and other batsman comes in strike too.now he hits a six and finish the match,and comples his century.

 
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