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Pavansunil1 Posted 13 years ago
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Not since his century in Perth in 1992 could Tendulkar himself have played such an innings when so much was loaded against the batsmen. .....please explain (It is about cricket )
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I never saw a cricket match. I read it that Tendulkar's last score as a batsman of a hundred or more runs in a single game occurred in 1992. At that time, the rules of the game did not favor the batsman.
- I never saw a cricket match.
- I read it that Tendulkar's last score as a batsman of a hundred or more runs in a single game occurred in 1992.
- At that time, the rules of the game did not favor the batsman.
- Quite the contrary.
- This made his achievement all the more outstanding.
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I never saw a cricket match. 
I read it that Tendulkar's last score as a batsman of a hundred or more runs in a sin
I read it that Tendulkar's last score as a batsman of a hundred or more runs in a sin
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Thank you Avangi for your time and patience..could you please rewrite this sentence without using the phrase " NOT SINCE"
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<< Not since his century in Perth in 1992 could Tendulkar himself have played such an innings when so much was loaded against the batsmen.>>
After his century in Perth in 1992, Tendulkar himself was no longer able to play [such an innings], because the rules of the game were changed to make scoring more difficult for the batsme
After his century in Perth in 1992, Tendulkar himself was no longer able to play [such an innings], because the rules of the game were changed to make scoring more difficult for the batsme
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