That was two heavy-weight champions exchanging punches as if there was not tomorrow. To tell the truth, each ferocious hit was felt in the drawing room. Exhilarating. Of course, you don't chase down 350+ every day though SA is the only team to have done so. This seems to be the trailer for what would come again in the last match of the tourney.
Now for the Can-You-Do-It-Without-Googling Trivia...
(Just to show that there is life outside cricket, however small! No points; Pure quizzing!)
Answer to yesterday's question: Syonan Simbun is The Straits Times from Singapore. (Force?) changed its name to a m0re Japanese mast-head during WWII.
That was from Singapore history - a reasonably tough one... Only three cracked it . Anand Re, Sivasubs & Muthiah. Good history guys!
Today's question: (Google will not help you on this, I am sure; a calculator will, perhaps.)
(Just to show that there is life outside cricket, however small! No points; Pure quizzing!)
Answer to yesterday's question: Syonan Simbun is The Straits Times from Singapore. (Force?) changed its name to a m0re Japanese mast-head during WWII.
That was from Singapore history - a reasonably tough one... Only three cracked it . Anand Re, Sivasubs & Muthiah. Good history guys!
Today's question: (Google will not help you on this, I am sure; a calculator will, perhaps.)
- What is the exact time between six and seven in the evening when the two clock hands meet each other? Answer in the following format: HH:MM:SS.nn (the seconds corrected to two decimal places)
Keep the answers rolling into the usual mailing address. Three prizes at the end of the world cup for the best performers.
Until the next one...
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