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Rahul Dravid to S. Chanderpaul: Slowest half-century in history of Champions Trophy

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Marvan Atapattu Former right-handed Sri Lankan batter Marvan Atapattu has the record for scoring the slowest fifty in history of Champions Trophy till now. He scored 50 runs in 109 balls against Australia in 2002. Mathew Sinclair Former New Zealand top-order batter and wicketkeeper Mathew Sinclair is at the second position for the slowest fifty. He scored one in 99 balls against Bangladesh in 2002. Russel Arnold Former Sri Lankan middle-order ba…
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Rahul Dravid to S. Chanderpaul: Slowest half-century in history of Champions Trophy

Marvan Atapattu Former right-handed Sri Lankan batter Marvan Atapattu has the record for scoring the slowest fifty in history of Champions Trophy till now. He scored 50 runs in 109 balls against Australia in 2002. Mathew Sinclair Former New Zealand top-order batter and wicketkeeper Mathew Sinclair is at the second position for the slowest fifty. He scored one in 99 balls against Bangladesh in 2002. Russel Arnold Former Sri Lankan middle-order ba…

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