2 batsmen are 0n 94 each.7 runs to win and 2 balls remaining.how both the batsmen make a century?

Answer 1

Why do you ask such stupid questions?

Answer 2

Only one batsman may able to score a century under this particular circumstance, and that too, if the other batsman is kind enough to forego his chances of scoring a century. A sixer and one single or an extra, the match is won.
When the winning hit is made there is no question of continuing the match. Law 21 - THE RESULTS

Answer 3

have u seen lagaan.sorry ohh the answer is simple-first one hits the ball hard but it is taken a catch but it was a no-ball.next ball he hits a six.next ball was no-ball too and the batsmen runs for a run.next ball the next batsman hits a six which soared over the stadium.so the first batsmans score is 101.the other ones 100.

Answer 4

Batsman touches the ball..keeper misses and the ball hits the HELMET-5runs scored + they run for a single (6 runs scored- 1st batsman scores a century). The non stricker then Hits a Six and scores a century.

Answer 5

The first should hit a six and sprint to take a run. The second who faces the ball now should hit a six too on the last ball .

Answer 6

it is possible-
the batsman on strike hits the ball for a single run.the fielder picks up the ball and tries to hit the stumps but it is obstructed form the wicket keeper's helmet.the batsman will get extra 5 runs.one single and five will add u to his century and on the last ball the second batsman will hit a six.

Answer 7

if the batsman hits the ball and it strikes the helmet kept behind the wicketkeeper as well as the batsman runs for one run so he completes his century and then the other batsman hits a six and completes his century.

Answer 8

Either by hittin sixes successively n alternatively or if one of the ball goes wide (or no) then the probability increases.

Answer 9

one of then hit a 6 then over finish then another hit another six