http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-west-indies-2011/content/current/story/544186.html
I guess some big thing happened in the cricket world. Can't read a word of this.
I need a cricket interpreter.
Ever notice how Europe has these sports with potential and then the US makes them way better?
Here to help! Haha. Pull me up if you need terms clarified
cricket can be hard to understand. In cricket there are 3 forms of cricket - test matches, one-day matches and twenty/twenty matches. This report refers to a one-day match, which are 50 overs a side to score as many runs as possible (one over = 6 balls). One-day matches have been played since the 70's and it's been [dang] near impossible to score 200 runs in a single innings. So this Sehwag guy was the second guy to do it only a year after the first guy (Sachin Tendulkar) did it. To compare, it'd be like if the season after Wilt scored 100 in a game he went out and scored 115 in a game.
I'm going to have to pull you up on your last point - cricket is a strictly British invention, not a European one. You'll find it's played in mostly old Commonwealth countries: England, Australia, New Zealand, West Indies, India etc. It's not really played in European countries (bar Britain of course).
Hope I helped!