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LeboTiger77 said:
ok Lebo, you are sort of right, but I need to know why his initial was added to the end of his name.
probably coz thats the way it looked on the scorecard
now let me think of a question ml........................
now let me think of a question ml........................
rosy23 said:
When Greg debuted for South Australia with Ian in the team, the scoreboard only took their surnames, so the scorers put a I at the end of Ian's name and II at the end of Greg's name, so that is how he is known as Chappelli. Since my question was vague, I'll give the next question to Lebo.
mainlandy said:rosy23 said:
When Greg debuted for South Australia with Ian in the team, the scoreboard only took their surnames, so the scorers put a I at the end of Ian's name and II at the end of Greg's name, so that is how he is known as Chappelli. Since my question was vague, I'll give the next question to Lebo.
I heard that they used to write the surname with the first letter of their given name next to their surname on the scoresheet (eg Wallace T, Richardson M, Tivendale G) and someone mistakenly pronounced it as an Italian name which was funny enough to become a nickname later.
TigerForce said:mainlandy said:rosy23 said:
When Greg debuted for South Australia with Ian in the team, the scoreboard only took their surnames, so the scorers put a I at the end of Ian's name and II at the end of Greg's name, so that is how he is known as Chappelli. Since my question was vague, I'll give the next question to Lebo.
I heard that they used to write the surname with the first letter of their given name next to their surname on the scoresheet (eg Wallace T, Richardson M, Tivendale G) and someone mistakenly pronounced it as an Italian name which was funny enough to become a nickname later.
It's in his autobiography TF
mainlandy said:TigerForce said:mainlandy said:rosy23 said:
When Greg debuted for South Australia with Ian in the team, the scoreboard only took their surnames, so the scorers put a I at the end of Ian's name and II at the end of Greg's name, so that is how he is known as Chappelli. Since my question was vague, I'll give the next question to Lebo.
I heard that they used to write the surname with the first letter of their given name next to their surname on the scoresheet (eg Wallace T, Richardson M, Tivendale G) and someone mistakenly pronounced it as an Italian name which was funny enough to become a nickname later.
It's in his autobiography TF
mainlandy, I hear so many rumours from cricket mates ;D
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