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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Cricket Crossword

DSJ | 18:57 Sat 01st Mar 2008 | Crosswords

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Last two for a Full House. Help please.

Introduces Saadat Ali (4)
I have A?H?

An England bowler's used to give lifts (6)
I have ?E?E?S

Thanks.

DT Sat 1st Mar. 25553

dtelegraph

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Gez77

Well the first one is Agha - the first name of the Pakistan cricketer

DSJ

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Thank you, Gezz77, I must admit I hadn't heard of him. Bit before my time & probably yours, too!

DSJ

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The penny has just dropped regarding the second clue! Thank you for helping me.

factor-fiction

levers

DSJ

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Yes, that's what I've put. The S at the end threw me at first.

Otleybard

Could it be relevent that both John and Peter Lever were England bowlers?

factor-fiction

Maybe but then I think the clue would have been England bowlers. I think the s in this case comes from the 's in the clue- the clue seems to have been deliberately written with the abbreviated term "bowler's" rather than teh longer version of "bowler is".
Same answer though

DSJ

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Whatever the reason, it totally threw me!

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