(13 votes, average: 3.31 out of 5)3 runs required in 2 balls to win with only one wicket left.
The batsman is on 98 and the non striker is on 97.
How will both batsman score centuries as well as win the match?
cricket luvers if you are really genius and you have the knowldge of criket solve it.
answered by Naeema Degani
Batsman on 98 on the first ball makes a hit scores 2 runs and trying for the 3rd run is run out.. The last batsman is on non strikers end and of the last ball the batsman on 97 hits a boundary and gets his hundred
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First Batsmen on strike will hit and run for 3 runs.However the last run taken i.e third run would be a short run.First batsmen will complete his century….raise his bats against the crowd and celebrate his century;) 🙂 . First batsmen will now be on non striker’ s end and still 1 run would be required to win the match. The second batsmen now will be on strike . He will hit the last ball for four and completes the century and takes his team home .
Both the batsmen now dances on opuammm Ganganam style……..:p :p
I think its possible by duck worth-lewis method
Ex: sum runs to need in .43.1 overs ,
Striker playing 42.6 ball. he hit 2 runs completes his ton.
Now last ball of innings(43.1) non striker comes to play n hits 3 or 4 and he also made a ton