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What is Waugh's highest score as captain?
January 05, 2004 09:43 IST
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1. What is Steve Waugh's highest score as captain? a) 200 b) 199 c) 189
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Wrong! The correct answer is 199. Waugh scored 199 against West Indies at the Kensington Oval in 1999. He was trapped LBW by N Perry.
Correct! Waugh scored 199 against West Indies at the Kensington Oval in 1999. He was trapped LBW by N Perry.
2. Which is the only Test venue in Australia where Steve Waugh has yet to score a century? a) Brisbane b) Perth c) Melbourne
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Wrong! The correct answer is Perth. Waugh was stranded on 99 against England in 1995.
Correct! Waugh was stranded on 99 against England in 1995.
3. Which is the only Test venue in Australia where Waugh has scored a Test hundred against India? a) Perth b) Adelaide c) Sydney
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Wrong! The correct answer is Adelaide. Waugh scored 150 in the 1999-2000 series.
Correct! Waugh scored 150 in the 1999-2000 series.
4. What is Waugh's highest Test score in India? a) 157 b) 199 c) 110
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Wrong! The correct answer is 110. He scored 110 at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata during the 2001 series. Australia lost the Test by 171 runs.
Correct! He scored 110 at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata during the 2001 series. Australia lost the Test by 171 runs.
5. Which bowler claimed Waugh's wicket for the first time in Tests? a) Ravi Shastri b) Kapil Dev c) Laxman Sivaramakrishnan
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Wrong! The correct answer is Laxman Sivaramakrishnan. Waugh in his first Test innings, was dismissed by leg-spinner Sivaramakrishnan, caught by Kapil Dev for 13.
Correct! Waugh in his first Test innings, was dismissed by leg-spinner Sivaramakrishnan, caught by Kapil Dev for 13.
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