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bfnb103 | 13:10 Mon 11th Apr 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Worst possible performance by batsman in match. I have -a-r. Is it pair? If so, can someone tell me why? :)

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in cricket, a pair is no runs in either innings of a match

A pair in cricket means to score no runs in both innings of a match I believe.

I thought it referred to a 'pair of spectacles' 0-0

It does. Also double meaning here, worst possible score and pair as in match.

And Big Dave agrees with me!

http://bigdave44.com/2011/04/10/st-2583-hints/

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Thanks to all. Not being a cricket fan I would never have known.

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