John and Doves,

 

Thanks Denis for all the relevant info as I had already noticed the 98 runs being all the sevens so I was motivated to look further

into some aspects of your data.

 

Here goes,

 

So there are two occurrences of 98 runs and they are BOTH directly connected!!!
98 + 98 = 196 = (7+7) x (7+7).

Also, 14 (7+7) wickets fell on the first day’s play and England won by 14 (7+7) runs on the last day. The First and the Last! Alpha

and Omega!

In his second innings Agar scored 14 (7+7).

So, in total he scored 98 + 14 = 112 or 7 x (8+8).

So, both teams have two innings, two chances, two attempts, two tries, two happenings. A first coming to the crease and a second

coming to the crease.

Australia were out for 296 runs in their second innings. 296 = 8 x 37, yes the first of only 10 numbers between 0 and 3,000 that have

the factors of both 8 and 37.

Australia scored 280+296 = 576 = 24 x 24 or (8+8+8) x (8+8+8)

England scored 215+375 = 590 or (5+5) x 59 where 59 is the 18th prime or 6+6+6th prime.

And adding the digits of the scores of both innings for Australia 2+8+2+9+6 = 27 and 2+7 = 9
And adding the digits of the scores of both innings for England 2+1+5+3+7+5 = 23 and 2+3 = 5

So 9+5 = 14 or 7+7.

Also, Denis points out that the name Agar ONLY appears in the Bible in Galations 4 in two successive verses, namely 24 and 25.

Yes of course, verses 24 and 25 add to 49 or 7×7!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Strongs Concordance shows Agar as being G0028 or 7+7+7+7.
http://www.biblewheel.com/GR/GR_Database.php?bnum=48&cnum=4&vnum=24
http://www.biblewheel.com/GR/GR_Database.php?bnum=48&cnum=4&vnum=25

Agar in Greek (G0028) has a value of 105 or 7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7+7

So, appearing twice (and with only one three letter word between them) the value is 210 for both verses or 70+70+70 or 30 7′s. Remarkable!

Keep looking up,

Phil.