One for seven - figure in cricket.

On January 30, 1993, Curtly Ambrose produced one of the best spells of fast bowling ever seen to pick up 7 for 1 off 32 deliveries.

Club team in England loses seven wickets for 1 run in 11 balls. Match played on 24 June, 2018.

Peterborough Town CC - 1st XI Vs High Wycombe CC - 1st XI

Fixture Details

	Match Type - Cup: ECB National Club Championship - Group 12 2018 Round 4 Toss - Peterborough Town CC - 1st XI won the toss and elected to bat Ground - Peterborough Town Cricket Club

Highlights :

Kieron Jones 4 wickets in 4 balls, the last 7 High Wycombe wickets fell in 11 balls for 1 run

Result Summary

Result:    Peterborough Town CC - 1st XI - Won by 1 run

	Peterborough Town CC - 1st XI	High Wycombe CC - 1st XI
Score	188 all out (39.3 overs) 'b' 't'	187 all out (39.5 overs)

Peterborough Town CC - 1st XI

Batting

	Name	How Out	Bowler	Runs	4s	6s	Balls
1	Chris Milner†	ct George Russell	b  Aashir Zaib	4	1	0	0
2	David Clarke*		b  David Cranfield-Thompson	22	3	0	0
3	Asim Butt	ct Eliot Callis	b  George Lasseter	36	5	0	0
4	Vansh Bajaj		b  David Cranfield-Thompson	4	0	0	0
5	Alex Mitchell	ct Aashir Zaib	b  Adam Dobb	12	1	0	0
6	Kieran Judd	ct George Russell	b  Adam Dobb	1	0	0	0
7	Danyaal Malik	ct Andrew Higgins	b  George Lasseter	53	5	0	0
8	Matt Milner	ct Eliot Callis	b  Conner Haddow	15	0	0	0
9	Mohammed Saif	not out		8	0	0	0
10	Nadir Haider	ct Conner Haddow	b  Aashir Zaib	2	0	0	0
11	Keiron Jones	ct George Russell	b  Aashir Zaib	3	0	0	0
Extras       b (5), lb (1), w (19), nb (3)				28
Total				188
Wickets				all out
Overs				39.3

* = Captain, † = Wicket Keeper

Fall of Wickets

4-1 Chris Milner (David Clarke-0*); 72-2 Asim Butt (David Clarke-0*); 74-3 David Clarke(Vansh Bajaj-0*); 85-4 Vansh Bajaj (Alex Mitchell-0*); 95-5 Alex Mitchell (Kieran Judd-0*); 96-6 Kieran Judd (Danyaal Malik-0*); 165-7 Matt Milner (Danyaal Malik-0*); 176-8 Danyaal Malik (Mohammed Saif-0*); 183-9 Nadir Haider (Mohammed Saif-0*); 188-10 Keiron Jones (Mohammed Saif-0*);

* = not out batsman

Bowling

	Bowler	Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Wides	No Balls
1	Aashir Zaib	7.3	0	32	3	0	0
2	Conner Haddow	8	1	40	1	0	0
3	George Lasseter	6	0	42	2	0	0
4	Adam Dobb	8	0	26	2	0	0
5	David Cranfield-Thompson	8	1	28	2	0	0
6	Andrew Higgins	2	0	14	0	0	0
	Fielding Extras/Non-bowler wickets			6	0
	Total	39.3	2	188	10	0	0

High Wycombe CC - 1st XI

Batting

	Name	How Out	Bowler	Runs	4s	6s	Balls
1	Eliot Callis	lbw	b  Mohammed Saif	61	7	0	0
2	David Cranfield-Thompson		b  Vansh Bajaj	0	0	0	0
3	William Hatton		b  Matt Milner	17	2	0	0
4	Nathan Hawkes*	not out		59	8	0	0
5	George Russell†	ct Chris Milner	b  Keiron Jones	21	2	1	0
6	Adam Dobb	ct Chris Milner	b  Keiron Jones	0	0	0	0
7	Aashir Zaib	ct Chris Milner	b  Keiron Jones	0	0	0	0
8	Andrew Higgins	lbw	b  Keiron Jones	0	0	0	0
9	Conner Haddow	ct Alex Mitchell	b  Danyaal Malik	0	0	0	0
10	George Lasseter	lbw	b  Danyaal Malik	0	0	0	0
11	Ben Hoggan		b  Danyaal Malik	0	0	0	0
Extras       b (10), lb (5), w (13), nb (1)				29
Total				187
Wickets				all out
Overs				39.5

* = Captain, † = Wicket Keeper

Fall of Wickets

1-1 David Cranfield-Thompson (Eliot Callis-0*); 40-2 William Hatton (Eliot Callis-0*); 138-3 Eliot Callis (Nathan Hawkes-0*); 186-4 George Russell (Nathan Hawkes-0*); 186-5 Adam Dobb (Nathan Hawkes-0*); 186-6 Aashir Zaib (Nathan Hawkes-0*); 186-7 Andrew Higgins(Nathan Hawkes-0*); 187-8 Conner Haddow (Nathan Hawkes-0*); 187-9 George Lasseter(Nathan Hawkes-0*); 187-10 Ben Hoggan (Nathan Hawkes-0*);

* = not out batsman

Bowling

	Bowler	Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Wides	No Balls
1	Vansh Bajaj	8	0	41	1	0	0
2	Keiron Jones	6	1	16	4	0	0
3	Mohammed Saif	8	0	38	1	0	0
4	Matt Milner	8	1	35	1	0	0
5	Nadir Haider	8	0	33	0	0	0
6	Danyaal Malik	1.5	0	9	3	0	0
	Fielding Extras/Non-bowler wickets			15	0
	Total	39.5	2	187	10	0	0

Match Officials

Umpires
Scorers	B Howard, Pauline Hill

Rambu Solo -Indonesian tradition

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Tedong or buffalo used in various custom events in Tana Toraja

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North India- Village stage show

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Elevated restaurant at 2450m

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IMAGE(Down): Vehicles ply at a road as it rains in New Delhi. 

IMAGE(Top): A tree fall on a road in a thunderstorm, in New Delhi. 

IMAGE(Right): Vehicles ply at a road with headlights on, as it gets dark before a thunderstorm, at Vijay Chowk in New Delhi. 





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Y Sign

Gabriel Jesus showing Y sign

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