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2007 ICC World Cup Trivia

2007 ICC World Cup Trivia Quizzes

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1.
  Unofficial 2007 Cricket World Cup   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This will review and relive all the action and controversies that the 2007 World Cup produced. Enjoy!
Average, 10 Qns, skturner, Jun 21 07
Average
skturner
1376 plays
2.
  World Cup: West Indies 2007    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Some say it was too long and many say there were too many teams, but love it or hate it, the 2007 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies produced a host of great individual and team performances. Let's see what you remember!
Tough, 10 Qns, gavint, Sep 28 08
Tough
gavint
1357 plays
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  South Africa v Netherlands: WC 2007    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
What an excellent match. Three ODI records smashed in one innings, and other notable achievements. Let's look at some of the highlights of the first match played by the South African team in the 2007 Cricket World Cup.
Average, 10 Qns, 51percent, Mar 28 07
Average
51percent
658 plays
4.
  World Cup: 2007    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Enjoy this quiz on the 2007 World Cup in the West Indies. Good Luck!
Tough, 15 Qns, d0m, May 31 07
Tough
d0m
1532 plays
5.
  World Cup 2007    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup was criticized for being too long, but from my perspective, that just means more stats and more records. How much do you remember about the tournament?
Difficult, 10 Qns, rudikoertzen, May 31 07
Difficult
rudikoertzen
1610 plays
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  2007 ICC WC League: Division III    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The long qualification process for the 2011 ICC World Cup got underway in May 2007, when eight teams came together for the World Cricket League Division III. Do you know what happened in this tournament?
Difficult, 10 Qns, hews, Dec 11 08
Difficult
hews
241 plays
7.
  Australia v Scotland    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Welcome to the first in a series of quizzes about the 2007 Cricket World Cup. Each quiz will be devoted to a different game. The games will mainly be Australia's, but I will make some quizzes about the other big matches too. Enjoy!
Tough, 10 Qns, Mr. Turkle, Nov 17 08
Tough
Mr. Turkle
527 plays
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  2007 ICC WC League: Division II    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The 2007 ICC World Cricket League Division II tournament was part of the long and arduous qualification process for the 2011 ICC World Cup. Six teams from around the world slogged it out for a chance to progress to the next stage of qualifying.
Difficult, 10 Qns, hews, Dec 11 08
Difficult
hews
247 plays
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  Australia v. Netherlands    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
In the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup, Australia came up against the Netherlands in their second match. This quiz is all about that match. How much did you pay attention? Enjoy!
Tough, 10 Qns, Mr. Turkle, Mar 21 07
Tough
Mr. Turkle
479 plays
trivia question Quick Question
How many runs did Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden put on together for the first wicket?

From Quiz "Australia v Scotland"





2007 ICC World Cup Trivia Questions

1. In Australia's match against the Netherlands, who won the toss and what did they elect to do?

From Quiz
Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: Australia elected to bat

In the lead up to the tournament, Ricky Ponting stated on several occasions that he intended for Australia to bowl first whenever they had the chance so it was a suprise when he chose to bat first.

2. In Australia's first match against Scotland, who won the toss, and what did they decide to do?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: Scotland chose to bowl first

Australia had a bit of trouble bowling second in one day matches leading up to the World Cup, and captain Ricky Ponting stated in the papers that he intended to bowl first whenever he won the toss in the tournament. To thwart Australia's plans, Scotland decided to send Australia in to bat so they would be forced to bowl second.

3. How many runs did Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden put on together for the first wicket?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: 91

Gilchrist and Hayden put on a big opening partnership. The partnership was broken in the 17th over when Adam Gilchrist was dismissed LBW for 46 off the bowling of DR Brown.

4. How many sixes did the Australian's hit against the Netherlands?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: 13

Brad Hodge hit 7, Michael Clarke hit 3 and Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting and Shane Watson each hit one.

5. Who was the highest scorer for Australia against the Scots?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: Ricky Ponting

Ricky Ponting made 113 off 93 balls in 144 minutes at a strike rate of 121.50. His innings included 9 fours and 5 sixes. During this innings, Ponting became the highest Australian run scorer in World Cup history. It was also Ponting's 23rd One Day International (ODI) century and his 4th in World Cups. The innings also took Ponting's career ODI runs to 9,969.

6. How many runs did Brad Hodge make in Australia's match against the Netherlands?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: 123

Brad Hodge made his maiden ODI century in style. Prior to this innings Hodge had made a 99 not out and a 97 not out. He made his 123 runs off 89 balls in 108 minutes at a strike rate of 138.20. His innings included 8 fours and 7 sixes.

7. How long did rain interrupt play during Australia's innings?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: 35 minutes

Play was interrupted in the 41st over. At the time, Ricky Ponting was on 91 not out.

8. Who put on a record fourth wicket partnership of 204 runs in Australia's match against Netherlands?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: Michael Clarke and Brad Hodge

Clarke and Hodge came together in the 21st over and batted with each other until Hodge went out for 123 in the 47th over. It was the second partnership record for Australia in three World Cup games, with Ricky Ponting and Damien Martyn scoring the highest second wicket partnership in the 2003 World Cup final.

9. Which Australian made 40 not out off 15 balls in the last few overs of the Australian innings?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: Brad Hogg

Brad Hogg is not known for his big hitting. He was more of an accumulator, so it was a shock for everybody when he came out to bat and hit 3 fours and 3 sixes. His strike rate was 266.66. In the words of Richie Benaud, "marvelous stuff".

10. Who had the best figures for the Netherlands in their match against Australia?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: TBM de Leede

TBM de Leede finished with figures of 10 overs, 1 maiden, 2 for 40 at a run rate of 4 runs per over. Pretty impressive figures for a minnow nation against the reigning World Champions.

11. Who took the best bowling figures for Scotland?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: RM Haq

With figures of 2/49 off 7 overs, Haq managed to get Matthew Hayden and Michael Clarke out. Not a bad story to tell the grandchildren in years to come.

12. In the Netherlands innings against Australia, who was the highest run scorer for Netherlands?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: DLS van Bunge

DLS van Bunge made 33 runs off 33 balls in 49 minutes at a strike rate of 100.00. During his innings he hit 4 fours and 1 six.

13. Who got the best bowling figures for the Australians?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: Glenn McGrath

Glenn McGrath came on first change for Australia and showed everyone that he was still a force to be reckoned with. His figures of 3/14 off 6 overs with 1 maiden at a run rate of 2.33, looked as good as they sound.

14. How many of the Neherlands batsmen were given out LBW in their match against Australia?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: Five

AN Kervezee, RN ten Doeschate, LP van Troost, DLS van Bunge and J Smits were all given out LBW. It indicates that the Australians were bowling at the stumps and that the Dutch batsmen could not fully handle the pace the Australians were bowling at.

15. Who was the top scorer for Scotland in their innings against the Australians?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: CJO Smith

Smith managed to make 51 runs off 76 balls in 93 minutes, and hit 7 fours along the way. His strike rate was 67.10.

16. Who finished with the best bowling figures for Australia against the Netherlands ?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: Brad Hogg

Brad Hogg finished with figures of 4/27 off 4.5 overs at a run rate of 5.58.

17. Who was the Scottish player who did not bat against the Australians due to an injury?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: JAR Blain

Blain only bowled four overs in the Australian innings and left the field injured. He was unable to come back out to bat.

18. Who was given the "Man of the Match" award for the game between Australia and Netherlands?

From Quiz Australia v. Netherlands

Answer: Brad Hodge

Brad Hodge was given the prize for his outstanding maiden ODI century.

19. Who was named Man of the Match in this match?

From Quiz Australia v Scotland

Answer: Ricky Ponting

Ricky Ponting's century coupled with his leadership of the Australian team were plenty enough for him to be named the Man of the Match for Australia's first match.

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