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I think I will have to give it to OFH, you are sort of correct in adding 11, but the figures have to be one more than its predecessor.

So 4-5-6 would progress to 5-6-7 but there is no such time as five sixty seven.

The next time that fits the clue is twelve thirty four .

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Cheers Frenchie. Another simple one - most countries have national flags in the dimensions 2x3, or some variation of this. Which 2 countries are the only ones in the World to have completely square national flags ?
 
colognehornet said:
Cheers Frenchie. Another simple one - most countries have national flags in the dimensions 2x3, or some variation of this. Which 2 countries are the only ones in the World to have completely square national flags ?
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The obvious one is Switzerland. The second one returns us to the first question on this thread as it's the Vatican City.

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The last first class cricket match played in Watford was part of the last tour of England by a country before becoming a Test playing nation. Which country and what was the year?

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canary-dave said:
I think I will have to give it to OFH, you are sort of correct in adding 11, but the figures have to be one more than its predecessor.

So 4-5-6 would progress to 5-6-7 but there is no such time as five sixty seven.

The next time that fits the clue is twelve thirty four .

1-2-3-4
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Arghhh...
Now I get it [emoji23][emoji12][emoji19][emoji57]

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No - the same sport as the original question. The primary players in the turnaround were from Somerset and Warwickshire, with a valuable contribution by a young man from Kent.
 
That's the turnaround I was referring to, so you have the year, but I still need the answer to the rest of the actual question.

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