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In a Cricket Match Two Batsmen are on 94 . 7 more runs to
win from 3 ball remains. Both of them got unbeaten 100. How
it is possible
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Answer Posted / chandru
taking example chandru and another bats man is sethu
chandru face 4th ball of the over and hit 6 so he got 100
and 5th ball he just hit the ball and try to get one run
and got runout and he left the stadium so seathu reach
other side and face last ball of the over and got 6
so both take 100 and win the match
how is it
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