Wow, it's as rare as it gets! How did you track the results so quickly? And what are the results for series of 2 Tests or longer?
I remember reading about England using 29 players in that series. It's the first Ashes I read up on when I began following cricket, thanks to this 1992 cricket Almanac I bought at the time. It had pictures of Mark Taylor and Terry Alderman. It's incredible how something I read relatively speaking so long ago sticks out in my mind so clearly, versus something I've been trying to memorize for the past few days, and I can only recollect the first sentence of with any degree of precision. The same principle has also applied to my ability to regurgitate cricket statistics in the pre-2002 and post-2002 era. I find that I'm most confident and quick with anything that happened in the mid-90s, especially if it's to do with India and SRT.
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Date: 2007-08-09 11:27 pm (UTC)I remember reading about England using 29 players in that series. It's the first Ashes I read up on when I began following cricket, thanks to this 1992 cricket Almanac I bought at the time. It had pictures of Mark Taylor and Terry Alderman. It's incredible how something I read relatively speaking so long ago sticks out in my mind so clearly, versus something I've been trying to memorize for the past few days, and I can only recollect the first sentence of with any degree of precision. The same principle has also applied to my ability to regurgitate cricket statistics in the pre-2002 and post-2002 era. I find that I'm most confident and quick with anything that happened in the mid-90s, especially if it's to do with India and SRT.