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Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja hold the record for highest 6th wicket partnership in ODIs with 218 runs against Sri Lanka in 2021. This was an unbroken partnership.
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Steve Waugh and Michael Bevan hold the record for highest 7th wicket partnership in ODIs with 130 runs against Kenya in 2001 World Cup.
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Nathan Astle and Daniel Vettori hold the record for highest 8th wicket partnership in ODIs with 138* runs against Zimbabwe in 2001. The asterisk indicates the partnership was not out.
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The asterisk () denotes 'not out' in cricket notation. A 126 partnership means the pair added 126 runs while remaining unbeaten, which is higher than 126 without the asterisk. Among these options, 126* represents the highest 9th wicket partnership total.
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Luke Ronchi
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Dominic Thornely
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James Hopes
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Adam Voges
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Dominic Thornely is the correct answer. He played for New South Wales Blues, made his debut at age 25, scored his maiden first-class century of 143 against Victoria at Newcastle, played county cricket for Surrey (2005) and Hampshire (2007), and represented Mumbai Indians in the 2008 IPL season. The other options are notable Australian cricketers but don't match these specific career details.
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david o'leary
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lan wright
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tony adams
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cliff bastin
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Tony Adams was affectionately known as 'Mr. Arsenal' by fans. He spent his entire career at Arsenal (1980-2002), made 669 appearances, captained the club, and was part of the famous defensive back four. David O'Leary was a great servant but not called 'Mr. Arsenal'; the other options are not associated with this nickname.
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thierry henry
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emma adebayor
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gilberto
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cesc fabregas
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Gilberto Silva scored Arsenal's first Premier League goal at the Emirates Stadium in a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa on August 19, 2006. Thierry Henry was not playing (he left for Barcelona in 2007, returned 2012); Emmanuel Adebayor was present but didn't score first; Cesc Fabregas was still developing.
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Arsene Wenger was managing Nagoya Grampus Eight in Japan immediately before joining Arsenal in 1996. He coached there from 1995-1996, where he developed the tactical philosophy that would later transform Arsenal. This is distinct from his native France or other European leagues.
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pizza
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pasta
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lasagna
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meat pies
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A pizza was thrown in the tunnel during the infamous 'Battle of the Buffet' after Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Arsenal in October 2004 (not 2006). The incident occurred when tensions boiled over after the game, and food (specifically pizza) was thrown at Manchester United's assistant coach. This is one of the most notorious incidents in Arsenal-Manchester United rivalry history.