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Miss Sundries was in spectacular form in that series. Her lowest score in the seven Pakistani innings was 52, while the Pakistani women crossed 30 on just two occasions. Thanks to Miss S, Pakistan won the series 4-3. Tintin14:09, 29 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
Surely that second one is the only incidence of extras making a century in top-level international cricket? (Although arguably Japan versus the Netherlands is not that top-level...) The first and second above both had 67 wides, and are first and second equal in this list. The other second equal (which appears twice on that list) is this one, which will take some beating in terms of extras for both teams.
The record number of extras in men's ODIs is not quite a large (59 extras, including 37 wides, it seems).[1]
The men's best/worst (71) in Tests beats the women's (48) in terms of all extras, although there could be some occasions with a high-teens of wides on one side or the other.[2][3] -- ALoan(Talk)15:16, 29 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
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