Complete list of European Names of the team (thanks to Izzi for the twenty hint)
Bullocky+
cuzens+
Dick-a-Dick +
Dumas+
Jellico
Jim Crow+
Lake Billy
Mosquito+
Mullagh+
Officer
Paddy
Peter +
Redcap+
King Cole+
Sundown+
Tarpot
Tiger+
Twopenny+
Watty
Lawrence+

Players who got to play have been marked as +

Dagleish ----->

What Say Dinos.

Edited to delete 'Sledging'

Now that's what I call, setting an example !!

Excellent - well played, a great team effort!! A very well deserved 6 points can be added to the Mashers' scoreboard.

Here's the complete list including their real names:
(adjusted slightly, hyphen added after each nickname in order to form a list)

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Names of Team Members

European name Traditional name Variants
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Bullocky - Bullchanach Bullchanah
Cuzens (Cousins) - Yellanach Zellanach, Zellemach
Dick-a-Dick - Jumgumjenanuke Jungunjinanuke
Dumas (Charley) - Pripumuarraman Brippohei
Jellico - Unamurrimin
Jim Crow - Lytejerbillijun
Lake Billy - Mijarrle
Mosquito - Grongarrong Grougarrong, Jarrawak
Mullagh - Unaarrimin Muarrinim, Unarrimin
Officer, Billy - Cungewarrimim
Paddy - Pappinjurumun
Peter - Arrahmunyarrimun Arrahmunijarrimimun
Redcap - Brimbunyah Britabunyah
Rose, C. - Bripumyarrimin Brippoki, Brippokei
(King Cole)
Rose, Harry - Hingingairah
Sundown - Ballrinjarrimin
Tarpot - Murrumgunerrimin
Tiger - Bonnibarngeet Bonmbarngeet, Bonnibarugeet
Twopenny - Jarrawuk Bynyarra, Murrumgunarrimin
Watty - Bilayarrimin

Contributed by Louis van Dompselaar (louis@cricinfo.com)

http://www.cricket.org

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Edited again to have another stab at it.

Wow, we've started off well.

So who posts the next question. Please, can I ask it ? (though I jolly well don't deserve it)

Well played, team! We done good

Go ahead Angi, give them a chance to score MAXIMUM of 6 points as well.

'Maximum' here has the same meaning as the Maximum marks on your Mathematics Question Paper

Thanks Manvinder, OK, Dinasours, I'm giving you a question for 4 runs. I can't give you 6 runs, anyway here it is.

Anil Kumble is the second bowler in Test cricket history to take 10 wickets in an innings. The first was Jim Laker. But in the test, in which he took 10 wickets, he got 19 wickets in total. That means he took 10 wickets in one innings and 9 wickets in another innings. He would have completed a 20 wicket haul, but could not do so beacuse of one bowler who took that wicket. What was the name of the bowler ?

Thats very easy Angi!!! I don't even need to google that.
Any chance you can change the question before it is seen by any dinosaur eyes????

the bowler who took the remaining wicket was Tony Lock
( Graham Anthony Richard Lock). it is perhaps his most famous test wicket

Wriks, you're right. Maybe it was too easy ? Oh well, over to you.

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Good going Wriks! What a team player, scuppering their dirty tricks campaign before they could do the dastardly deed.

Toss 'em a leg breaker!

I'll stand corrected on this one (but can I have a sundry/extra added)?
Burke Ct Cowdray B Locke is the non cricketing cricket record (the only one that Laker didn't take!)

hey can i ask the next question....??

Yes, Wriks, you can ask the next question. (Just make it easy and add 6 runs to it, I'll pay you Rs. 1000 ! Oops, the ploce are watching me )

Wriks won't be posting soon, not before tomorrow 1 'O Clock.
Any other Dino wants to post?

Being generous - for two runs - who was the Yorkshireman who captained England and also Captained Leicestershire to the County Championship?

Ray Illingworth

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Knowing where to look is 99% of the answer!

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TWO easy for you! (Best Captain Leicester ever had!)

A player X was born in a country A, he played international test cricket for B and represented another country C in first class cricket. He was banned by a country D beacuse he was associated with a country E.
One run each for X, A, B, C, D and E.

That's an absolute corker, manvinder, my hat's off! It requires real knowledge of the game. Too hot for me, I fear, apart from having a guess that country E is possibly South Africa.

Group effort here required here then team. If any of you have an inkling about the player or any of the countries involved, then post away and the rest of us can see if we can help with verification before a final submission.

Ooops! Pardon me.

>>>before a final submission<<<

I don't think I could possibly have chosen a more unfortunate turn of phrase. Don't get your hopes up Mashers, we won't be giving in that easily, our motto is "Never Say Die".

Erm, what I actually meant was...before we present you with our final (correct) answer.

That's a uperb question, Manvinder, you had better put a time limit on it.

OK, we have got 6 questions asked already.

First one by Dalgeish
Second one by Harish
Third one by Izzi
Fourth One by Me
Fifth One by Fosse4
Sixth One by Manvinder.

So it's up to you, shall we continue the challenge or stop it ? If we do continue, please mention when we will stop. We can't go on forever. I was thinking that the first team to get 50 runs wins the challenge. What do you guys think ?

I'll go along with that Angi. First to 50 runs, whose scoring and whose providing the lunch and tea?

Can I have a go after Manvinder? I am just researching some 'curly' questions..

Patience, ozzz, patience!!

Does anyone on this list of Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year 1970-Present spark any bright ideas for anyone?