Brendon McCullum : 302

[quote author=bala24 link=topic=87709.msg550010#msg550010 date=1392596266]

GOD save Indian Cricket.!!!
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Methink  HE is over at the IPL Auction  :-[

199 *

141.6
Khan to McCullum, FOUR ..That's the 300 partnership and McCullum moves to 199.

That will be drinks.

Notch up another hour on the BMac-BJ partnership clock   
 

143.1
Khan to McCullum, FOUR.. there's his 200 and he's got it off another boundary!

Raises his bat and soaks in on the applause. Hugs his batting partner and still his expression is grim.

Bet he has no idea he has the most double-hundreds by a NZ batsman :

joint with Stephen Fleming on three.  8)
 

                                         

BOTH McCullum and Watling are wicket-keepers AND opening bats :

They know the nuances of handling the new ball well !

That played a key role in this partnership.

[quote author=mapoui link=topic=87709.msg549944#msg549944 date=1392575438]

according to the Cricinfo Report on the days play is Dhoni and Duncan fault
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hahahahah...What are they saying , Now ?  :-[

Tea - Day 4

Wow !!!! ................ Maccaz on 228*  8)

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=87709.msg549917#msg549917 date=1392569293]
What a Player in a clutch situation :

Facing down the Barrel of an Innings defeat , he produces a TON :

and a record Partnership with his keeper , BJ Watling ! [/quote]

Mek dat 228* at Tea  ..........  8)

You go Maccaz !!!

~ Let's go Kiwis ... let's go !! ~

[quote author=Mail link=topic=87709.msg549946#msg549946 date=1392577426]
Have been a great fan from the first time I saw him.


I rally like his intent and most of all his substance.


He needs to make a big double today.
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Same here ..... one tends to think of him as a flashy player but he put his head down and played a fantastic innings given the match situation !!!!

... and how about Watling !!!!

Yeah BMac !!!!! 8)

58.4

Dhoni to McCullum, 1 run, turns this length ball away behind square leg to raise the 350-run stand.

They've gone past Bradman and Fingleton's 346 in 1930