ataraxia
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Nah because 1999 to 2013 is too short a span.Hmm. Is X Malcolm Marshall and Y Tendulkar?
Nah because 1999 to 2013 is too short a span.Hmm. Is X Malcolm Marshall and Y Tendulkar?
without trying to look anything up could Y be afridi?As an extra clue: Y and Z each have more than one close relative who also played Test cricket.
Shaheen Shah?without trying to look anything up could Y be afridi?
the name that came to mind
haha I think you're just going to have to give us the answer for this mate.I may have misled you all when I said "much more recent" - while the relevant matches did take place decades after those for the Duff/Storer-Rhodes-Sealy trio, they aren't particularly recent now.
Final (pretty big) hint for the third answer: The test that X and Y both played in, the death of X and the birth of Z all happened in 1959.Not sure it really fits the format, but here's a trivia question:
X played in a Test in which Y also played.
Y played in a Test in which Z also played.
X died before Z was born.
Who are X, Y and Z?
(There are three possible answers, though two of them involve the same Y and Z).
Yes ... and I've corrected the 'appalling spelling'.Leaving aside the appalling spelling of Thomson - they all hit the sightscreen with a bouncer.
Don't have time to completely figure this out, but Y would be Mushtaq Mohammad or Nasim ul-Ghani I'm pretty sure.Final (pretty big) hint for the third answer: The test that X and Y both played in, the death of X and the birth of Z all happened in 1959.