Cricket-Quiz
Dr S. Ashtekar
I would appreciate if anyone of you could attempt to answer the following
cricket related questions....
Here they are:
1. What is common to Andy Flower and Salim Elahi? (ODIs)
2. Which is the brother-sister pair to play international cricket for
their country? (in their respective male and female teams ofcourse)
3. Who took the 1st hat-trick in ODIs?
4. and first hattrick in tests?
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5. Speaking of hat-tricks can u tell how the term hat-trick originated?
6. In cricket terminology, what is a Chinese cut?
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7. Which is the only instance where a total under hundred was not chased
successfully? (tests and odis)
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8. In what unique way was the India vs. nottinghamshire match at Trent
bridge in 1974 interrupted?
9. This great Australian Cricketer once hammered a ball out of the
ground and broke a window in a neighboring shoe factory. As a tribute to
the legendary player, the owners of the shoe factory left the broken
window as it was for over 50 years! later the South Sydney Rugby League
Club bought the factory. Rather than destroy the Window, the club
mounted the window as a monument to honor the cricketer. Who is the
cricketer?
10. Who is Sunil Gavaskar's only test victim as a bowler?
11. Name the persons the following nicknames belong to:
whispering death -
big bird -
the croucher -
iceman -
tomohawk
12. Who has scored the most runs in any form of cricket to date? How
many centuries did he score?
13. Which batsman said "even God could not have played that ball!" ? and
who was the bowler whose ball this was said of?
14. Who has taken the most wickets in any form of cricket?
15. Who was the first player to be dismissed on 99 in a test match ?
16. In the match in which Laker took 19 wickets, who took the other?
17. What is Sir Bradman's highest double digit score?
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18. Who was this cool cricketer who while once captaining his state team
led his team onto the field and when told that there were 12 people on
field, said "tell one of them to bugger off" ? (Hint : an Aussie )
19. Of which batsman's innings did Sir Bradman say " If I could play an
innings like that, I would be a proud man!" ?
20. The 1981 Ashes series are also referred to by another name. What is
series also called?
Cheers
_Sunil
Colin Kynoch
"Dr S. Ashtekar" wrote:
> I would appreciate if anyone of you could attempt to answer the following
> cricket related questions....
>
> Here they are:
>
>
> 4. and first hattrick in tests?
Fred Spofforth 1878-79 vs England at the MCG
> 11. Name the persons the following nicknames belong to:
>
> whispering death - Michael Holding
> big bird - Joel Garner
>
> 13. Which batsman said "even God could not have played that ball!" ? and
> who was the bowler whose ball this was said of?
Mike Gatting after being bowled by that ball by SK Warne
> 15. Who was the first player to be dismissed on 99 in a test match ?
C Hill 1901-02 vs England MCG
> 16. In the match in which Laker took 19 wickets, who took the other?
Tony Lock
> 17. What is Sir Bradman's highest double digit score?
89 in the second innings of the Lord's Test in 1948 he was c. WJ Edrich B. AV
Bedser
next was 82 in the second innings of the Sydney Test in 1936/7 where he was
bowled H Verity
after that there was 2 79's
so I guess if you were the opposition and Bradman made it to 80 you were on a
fair bet that he would make a century.
> 19. Of which batsman's innings did Sir Bradman say " If I could play an
> innings like that, I would be a proud man!" ?
Stan McCabe
> 20. The 1981 Ashes series are also referred to by another name. What is
> series also called?
a debacle
>
>
> Cheers
> _Sunil
Colin Kynoch
AutismUK
<kyn...@bigpond.net.au> writes:
>> 13. Which batsman said "even God could not have played that ball!" ? and
>> who was the bowler whose ball this was said of?
>
>Mike Gatting after being bowled by that ball by SK Warne
Ridiculous. Everyone knows God is a left hander, so he would
have probably padded it away, and he almost certainly wouldn't
have been given out lbw.
Uday Rajan
IIRC, this statement was made about a Jeff Thomson delivery, perhaps in
the Eng-Aus '74-75 series. Dennis Amiss is a name that comes to mind.
Ravi Krishna
>IIRC, this statement was made about a Jeff Thomson delivery,
>perhaps in the Eng-Aus '74-75 series. Dennis Amiss is a name that
>comes to mind.
Actually tt was Viv Richards who said the same about Jeff Thomson during
the 1975-75 debalce.
For long I thought it was Lloyd, but only recently I found out that it
was IVAR.
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Alvey Sidecast
100...@taurus.cus.cam.ac.uk>, "Dr S. Ashtekar"
<sa...@cus.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>9. This great Australian Cricketer once hammered a ball out of
the
>ground and broke a window in a neighboring shoe factory. As a
tribute to
>the legendary player, the owners of the shoe factory left the
broken
>window as it was for over 50 years! later the South Sydney
Rugby League
>Club bought the factory. Rather than destroy the Window, the
club
>mounted the window as a monument to honor the cricketer. Who is
the
>cricketer?
Victor Trumper
>
>18. Who was this cool cricketer who while once captaining his
state team
>led his team onto the field and when told that there were 12
people on
>field, said "tell one of them to bugger off" ? (Hint : an
Aussie )
K Miller
>
>19. Of which batsman's innings did Sir Bradman say " If I could
play an
>innings like that, I would be a proud man!" ?
Stan McCabe
>
>20. The 1981 Ashes series are also referred to by another name.
What is
>series also called?
I'm sorry, you are mistaken. There was no Ashes series in 1981.
Alvey
In Brisbane, where I know all the other answers but don't want
to spoil everyone's fun.
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> In article <38F1CF55...@bigpond.net.au>, Colin Kynoch
> <kyn...@bigpond.net.au> writes:
>
> >> 13. Which batsman said "even God could not have played that ball!" ?
and
> >> who was the bowler whose ball this was said of?
> >
> >Mike Gatting after being bowled by that ball by SK Warne
>
> Ridiculous. Everyone knows God is a left hander, so he would
Amen to that :)
--
regards,
Sid
The early bird gets the worm.
If you want something else for breakfast, sleep longer.
Moby Dick
> In article <38F1CF55...@bigpond.net.au>, Colin Kynoch
> <kyn...@bigpond.net.au> writes:
>
> >> 13. Which batsman said "even God could not have played that ball!" ? and
> >> who was the bowler whose ball this was said of?
> >
> >Mike Gatting after being bowled by that ball by SK Warne
>
> Ridiculous. Everyone knows God is a left hander, so he would
> have probably padded it away, and he almost certainly wouldn't
> have been given out lbw.
Yes, but God only writes left handed.. he bats and bowls with Jesus
apparently..
Moby Dick.
And he plays pool with his left.. :) No really...
Alex
news:04e0d448...@usw-ex0102-014.remarq.com...
> >
> >20. The 1981 Ashes series are also referred to by another name.
> What is
> >series also called?
>
> I'm sorry, you are mistaken. There was no Ashes series in 1981.
Ummm ... yes there was.
Alex
Moby Dick
No, there wasn't and anyone who thinks so is obviously a pommie sycophant
who likes nothing better than to pretend nightmares are actually
reality..!!! Stop playing with our fragile nminds, Alex!!
:)
Moby Dick.
The revolution is dead. Long live the revolution.
gr...@my-deja.com
100...@taurus.cus.cam.ac.uk>,
"Dr S. Ashtekar" <sa...@cus.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
>
following
> cricket related questions....
>
> Here they are:
>
their ODI debut – Flower 115* in 2/92 (WC92), and Elahi 102* in 9/95
> 2. Which is the brother-sister pair to play international cricket for
> their country? (in their respective male and female teams ofcourse)
Sunil Gavaskar and his sister (Vishwanath’s wife) have represented
India in International cricket
> 3. Who took the 1st hat-trick in ODIs?
The first hat-trick in ODIs was performd by Jalaluddin for Pakistan vs
Australia at Hyderabad on 9/20/82 (victims Marsh, Yardley and Lawson).
There have been 13 ODI hat-tricks so far, the last by Saqlain vs
Zombabwe in WC99
> 5. Speaking of hat-tricks can u tell how the term hat-trick
originated?
Fans would throw their hats on the ice when a player would score 3
goals in ice hockey (not sure if this is the right answer)
> 6. In cricket terminology, what is a Chinese cut?
A Chinese cut is when a batsman inside-edges the ball to fine leg when
attempting a square-cut and narrowly misses being bowled. Also called
a French cut. Both these terms are inappropriate and highly racist,
implying that the Chinese and French don’t know how to play cricket.
The politically correct nomenclature is “leg cut” or “lucky cut”.
> 7. Which is the only instance where a total under hundred was not
chased successfully? (tests and odis)
Pakistan 87/9 beat India 80/9 in a 16-over ODI match at Gujranwala on
12/18/89. Zimbabwe made 63 all out in the second innings chasing a
target of 99 vs west Indies in the First Test at Port of Spain, March
2000
>
Will try to get answers to other questions later on.
Grunj
Stephen Devaux
>
> In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.1000410121448.11801A-
> 100...@taurus.cus.cam.ac.uk>,
> "Dr S. Ashtekar" <sa...@cus.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
(snip)
> > 6. In cricket terminology, what is a Chinese cut?
> A Chinese cut is when a batsman inside-edges the ball to fine leg when
> attempting a square-cut and narrowly misses being bowled. Also called
> a French cut.
Actually, the correct nomenclature is "Guyanese late cut," so called
because of the streaky batting of a Harrison College schoolboy named
Pelham Warner when he moved from South America to attempt to acquire a
good cricket education in Barbados.
> Both these terms are inappropriate and highly racist,
> implying that the Chinese and French don’t know how to play cricket.
Absolutely! It is only NOT racist when applied to the Guyanese, whose
batting technique is demonstrably much worse than that of any French or
Chinese cricketers.
Fraternally in cricket,
Steve the Bajan
gr...@my-deja.com
sde...@totalprojectcontrol.com wrote:
> Actually, the correct nomenclature is "Guyanese late cut," so called
> because of the streaky batting of a Harrison College schoolboy named
> Pelham Warner when he moved from South America to attempt to acquire a
> good cricket education in Barbados.
>
> > Both these terms are inappropriate and highly racist,
> > implying that the Chinese and French don’t know how to play cricket.
>
> Absolutely! It is only NOT racist when applied to the Guyanese, whose
> batting technique is demonstrably much worse than that of any French
or
> Chinese cricketers.
>
> Fraternally in cricket,
>
> Steve the Bajan
>
Steve:
The "Guyanese late cut" played by Kanhai, Lloyd and Hooper was a thing
of beauty which Barbadians would do well to imitate.
Getting back to the other questions posed by Dr. S. Ashtekar -
8. In what unique way was the India vs. nottinghamshire match at Trent
bridge in 1974 interrupted?
The Trent bridge collapsed preventing the players and spectators from
getting to the ground?
10. Who is Sunil Gavaskar's only test victim as a bowler?
Zaheer Abbas c Chauhan b Gavaskar 96 vs Pakistan at Faisalabad in 1978-
79
11. Name the persons the following nicknames belong to:
whispering death - Michael Holding
big bird – Mark Fidrych, Detroit Tigers Pitcher?; Or the character in
Sesame Street?
the croucher – the wicket-keeper, Wally Grout Aussie keeper?
iceman – George Gervin, prolific scorer for the NBA San Antonio Spurs?
tomohawk - Jeff (Tomo) Thomson, feared Aussie pacer? Or Neil Hawke,
not-so-feared Aussie medium pacer? Or probably a batsman who would play
the pull shot like a tomahawk
12. Who has scored the most runs in any form of cricket to date? How
many centuries did he score?
Jack Hobbs: 61,237 first-class runs with 197 centuries. Played from
1905 to 1934
14. Who has taken the most wickets in any form of cricket?
Wilfred Rhodes, slow left arm spinner for England/Yorkshire. 3608
county wickets and 127 Test wickets. Played from 1898 to 1930
16. In the match in which Laker took 19 wickets, who took the other?
Tony Lock: JW Burke c Cowdrey b Lock 22 in Australian first innings
20. The 1981 Ashes series are also referred to by another name. What is
series also called?
The Botham series?
Sid
> Sesame Street?
Joel Garner
regards,
Sid
Alex
> In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.1000410121448.11801A-
> 100...@taurus.cus.cam.ac.uk>,
> "Dr S. Ashtekar" <sa...@cus.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
> > their country? (in their respective male and female teams ofcourse)
> Sunil Gavaskar and his sister (Vishwanath's wife) have represented
> India in International cricket
Christopher and Christine Matthews both represented Australia. There were
times when the selectors of the male team wished they had picked Christine
instead.
Alex
Alex
news:Pine.OSF.4.21.00041...@student.uq.edu.au...
> On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Alex wrote:
> > > I'm sorry, you are mistaken. There was no Ashes series in 1981.
> >
> > Ummm ... yes there was.
>
> No, there wasn't and anyone who thinks so is obviously a pommie sycophant
> who likes nothing better than to pretend nightmares are actually
> reality..!!! Stop playing with our fragile nminds, Alex!!
Oops .... sorry Moby. If you rent the video and watch it often enough, you
start cheering for Botham. It's the cricket version of 'Chip Pokemon' (I
hope you watch South Park).
[Mental note: there was no '81 Ashes series ....there was no '81 Ashes
series ....Botham was a dud ... Botham was a dud ....]
Alex
Ambrish
respective women's and men's cricket teams for India.
Ambrish
h_l...@postoffice.utas.edu.au
100...@taurus.cus.cam.ac.uk>,
"Dr S. Ashtekar" <sa...@cus.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
>
following
> cricket related questions....
>
> Here they are:
>
> 1. What is common to Andy Flower and Salim Elahi? (ODIs)
neither are Australian <g>
>
> 2. Which is the brother-sister pair to play international cricket for
> their country? (in their respective male and female teams ofcourse)
>
no idea.
> 3. Who took the 1st hat-trick in ODIs?
no idea.
>
> 4. and first hattrick in tests?
I _think_ Spofforth.
> -
>
> 5. Speaking of hat-tricks can u tell how the term hat-trick
originated?
I believe the hat was passed around for donations.
>
> 6. In cricket terminology, what is a Chinese cut?
> -
>
when Richard Che Qee was dropped from the NSW team. <g>
seriously it's an inside edge that passes between the pads and the
stumps.
> 7. Which is the only instance where a total under hundred was not
>chased successfully? (tests and odis)
iirc there's more than 1 in tests. Zimbabwe vs the Windies recently and
one last century.
I don't know about ODIs
> -
>
> 8. In what unique way was the India vs. nottinghamshire match at Trent
> bridge in 1974 interrupted?
no idea.
>
> 9. This great Australian Cricketer once hammered a ball out of the
> ground and broke a window in a neighboring shoe factory. As a tribute
to
> the legendary player, the owners of the shoe factory left the broken
> window as it was for over 50 years! later the South Sydney Rugby
League
> Club bought the factory. Rather than destroy the Window, the club
> mounted the window as a monument to honor the cricketer. Who is the
> cricketer?
Trumper
>
> 10. Who is Sunil Gavaskar's only test victim as a bowler?
the short leg.
>
> 11. Name the persons the following nicknames belong to:
>
> whispering death -
Holding
> big bird -
Garner
> the croucher -
Jessop (for his fielding stance)
> iceman -
S.Waugh
> tomohawk
no idea
>
> 12. Who has scored the most runs in any form of cricket to date? How
> many centuries did he score?
Jack Hobbs, 197 first class 100s
>
> 13. Which batsman said "even God could not have played that ball!" ?
and
> who was the bowler whose ball this was said of?
dunno, lots spring to mind.
>
> 14. Who has taken the most wickets in any form of cricket?
Wilfred Rhodes
>
> 15. Who was the first player to be dismissed on 99 in a test match ?
>
Hill
> 16. In the match in which Laker took 19 wickets, who took the other?
Lock
>
> 17. What is Sir Bradman's highest double digit score?
89 in a test, don't know about one dayers
>
> 18. Who was this cool cricketer who while once captaining his state
team
> led his team onto the field and when told that there were 12 people on
> field, said "tell one of them to bugger off" ? (Hint : an Aussie )
>
Keith Miller (the wicketkeeper was the one who left and Miller ended up
keeping)
> 19. Of which batsman's innings did Sir Bradman say " If I could play
an
> innings like that, I would be a proud man!" ?
>
Stan McCabe.
> 20. The 1981 Ashes series are also referred to by another name. What
>is series also called?
Botham's Ashes.
Or "What the hell do you expect? Kim Hughes was the #@$#$#@% captain."
dog...@my-deja.com
gr...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > 2. Which is the brother-sister pair to play international cricket
for
> > their country? (in their respective male and female teams ofcourse)
> Sunil Gavaskar and his sister (Vishwanath’s wife) have represented
> India in International cricket
Nah, that would be the Eksteens.
Cindy Eksteen has represented South Africa. Has her brother?
Other chances are Anjum Chopra, but I am not sure if the Chopra in the
Indian team is her brother or her cousin
Cheers
Di
Alex
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> > 12. Who has scored the most runs in any form of cricket to date? How
> > many centuries did he score?
>
> Jack Hobbs, 197 first class 100s
Hmmm ..... "any form of cricket". Graham Gooch scored 65,928 runs including
Tests, FC games, ODI's, domestic OD games etc. Hobbs scored 61,237 FC runs,
but played no OD cricket. There was an article about this in the 1998
Wisden, and I'd say the original poster had this in mind. BTW, Gooch scored
170 centuries in all.
I also have a vague recollection of a club cricketer somewhere who played
for about 50 years and claimed he had scored more runs than Hobbs.
> > 14. Who has taken the most wickets in any form of cricket?
>
> Wilfred Rhodes
This is probably still correct.
> > 17. What is Sir Bradman's highest double digit score?
>
> 89 in a test, don't know about one dayers
They played OD matches back then?
Alex
AutismUK
>> iceman -
>
>S.Waugh
>
>> tomohawk
>
>no idea
Wot no flamethower ?
Paul "Fry'Em" Robson (auti...@aol.com)
gr...@my-deja.com
Clive Edward Eksteen did play for South Africa in Tests and ODIs. You
think he is Cindy's brother? I don't know how Anjum Chopra is related
to Nikhil Chopra. Two other RSCers did post brother-sister combos:
Alex mentioned Christopher and Christine Matthews for Australia
(surprised you didn’t get that, dogmac) and Ambrish cited Neetu and
David Noel for India.
I mentioned Sunny G and sis (sorry, don’t even know her name) because I
happened to be in India in April 1997 and the state-run TV,
Doordarshan, was broadcasting a 2-wicket ladies tournament in honor of
Diana Eduljee, India’s First Lady in women’s cricket. The commentators
said that Sunny’s sister had played a big role for India in the 70s –
don’t know if she actually played for India. What I remember is the
virtually empty stands at the Brabourne Stadium, Bombay, where the
tournament was being held, and Diana’s parents sitting on folding
chairs beyond the boundary ropes. The look of pride on their faces!
Thanks very much for your role in getting women’s cricket on the
CricInfo map. Hope it is possible to have the archives cover all the
ODIs and Test matches played in women’s cricket, and the player pages
to include all women who played International Cricket. Thanks also for
CricInfo’s sponsorship of the Rani Jhansi tournament and women’s World
Cup. Hope WC2000 is a huge success. Go India Dames!
Grunj
Ambrish
gr...@my-deja.com wrote:
> I mentioned Sunny G and sis (sorry, don’t even know her name) because I
> happened to be in India in April 1997 and the state-run TV,
> Doordarshan, was broadcasting a 2-wicket ladies tournament in honor of
> Diana Eduljee, India’s First Lady in women’s cricket. The commentators
> said that Sunny’s sister had played a big role for India in the 70s –
> don’t know if she actually played for India.
Kavita, Sunil Gavaskar's sister, married Gundappa Vishwanath. I don't
remember Kavita playing cricket for India. I don't know if she played
cricket competitively at any level.
Ambrish
Michael Seth
> gr...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > I mentioned Sunny G and sis (sorry, don?t even know her name) because I
> > happened to be in India in April 1997 and the state-run TV,
> > Doordarshan, was broadcasting a 2-wicket ladies tournament in honor of
> > Diana Eduljee, India?s First Lady in women?s cricket. The commentators
> > said that Sunny?s sister had played a big role for India in the 70s -
> > don?t know if she actually played for India.
>
> Kavita, Sunil Gavaskar's sister, married Gundappa Vishwanath. I don't
> remember Kavita playing cricket for India. I don't know if she played
> cricket competitively at any level.
>
> Ambrish
Another possibility is Lisa and Nathan Astle. Nathan has obviously played
plenty of international cricket. Lisa has mainly played for the NZ
second XI but may have gotten a run in the 1sts. Not in the last couple
of years though.
Cheers
Michael
BUTLER
h_l...@postoffice.utas.edu.au wrote:
> In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.1000410121448.11801A-
> 100...@taurus.cus.cam.ac.uk>,
> "Dr S. Ashtekar" <sa...@cus.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
> >
> > I would appreciate if anyone of you could attempt to answer the
> following
> > cricket related questions....
> >
> > Here they are:
> >
> > 7. Which is the only instance where a total under hundred was not
> >chased successfully? (tests and odis)
>
> iirc there's more than 1 in tests. Zimbabwe vs the Windies recently and
> one last century.
> I don't know about ODIs
Australia vs West Indies at the SCG a few yerars ago now. I think Australia
reached 90 or so in a rain affected match and the Windies were bundled out
for 80 odd. Man of the Match I think was Mark Taylor with 4 catches....
adieu
h_l...@postoffice.utas.edu.au
h_l...@postoffice.utas.edu.au
"Alex" <ale...@dingoblue.net.au> wrote:
> <h_l...@postoffice.utas.edu.au> wrote in message
> news:8d3qja$hk7$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > > 12. Who has scored the most runs in any form of cricket to date?
How
> > > many centuries did he score?
> >
> > Jack Hobbs, 197 first class 100s
>
> Hmmm ..... "any form of cricket". Graham Gooch scored 65,928 runs
including
> Tests, FC games, ODI's, domestic OD games etc. Hobbs scored 61,237 FC
runs,
> but played no OD cricket. There was an article about this in the 1998
> Wisden, and I'd say the original poster had this in mind. BTW, Gooch
scored
> 170 centuries in all.
<pedant>
'any form' means one form 'all forms' would mean all forms of cricket.
hence Gooch did not score 65928 runs in 'any form' of cricket.
Hobbs did score all of his runs in 'any form' of cricket.
</pedant>
</butt-cover>
>
> > > 14. Who has taken the most wickets in any form of cricket?
> >
> > Wilfred Rhodes
>
> This is probably still correct.
considering Rhodes has 4000+ wickets I'd say so.
>
> > > 17. What is Sir Bradman's highest double digit score?
> >
> > 89 in a test, don't know about one dayers
>
> They played OD matches back then?
>
sometimes if O'Reilly got going <G>
I did (obviously) mean first class rather than one day.
David Wheeler
>Sally <sally...@cherry.com.au> wrote in message
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>> Sorry Alex. Christopher and Christina Matthews are not related. What
parents
>> in their right minds would call both their kids "Chris"??
>
>What parents in their right minds would HAVE kids???
Erm... I hardly like to mention this, but if they didn't have kids, then
they wouldn't be parents, would they?
Stephen Anderson
Sally wrote:
> How about Denise Emerson and her brother, Terry Alderman?
>
> dog...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > In article <8d0j44$143$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> > gr...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >
> > > > 2. Which is the brother-sister pair to play international cricket
> > for
> > > > their country? (in their respective male and female teams ofcourse)
> > > Sunil Gavaskar and his sister (Vishwanath’s wife) have represented
> > > India in International cricket
> >
> > Nah, that would be the Eksteens.
> >
> > Cindy Eksteen has represented South Africa. Has her brother?
> >
> > Other chances are Anjum Chopra, but I am not sure if the Chopra in the
> > Indian team is her brother or her cousin
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Di
> >
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