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Daily Telegraph Cryptic Monday July 7Th 2014

catsrcool | 10:44 Mon 07th Jul 2014 | Crosswords

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Please parse these:
18dn Times of scarcity won't worry Mr Sprat (4,5) = leap years
21ac Yet a cricketer is not out to improve his (7) = average

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18 - LEAN years (times of scarcity) - nursery rhyme, "Jack Sprat would eat no fat and his wife would eat no lean"

18d.Lean years
21a Yes.( being not out will improve his average)

Svejk

as opposed to being 'out' to improve something.

Averages are calculated by dividing total runs scored by the number of times a batsman has been out, therefore "not outs" improve the average.

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