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    Has a team ever won a test series 3-2 after training 2-0? In 1936–37, Australia was trailing 2-0, while England won opulently after two Test matches. Don Bradman punches a four through mid-off late in the day.

    Has a team ever won a Test series 3-2 after trailing 2-0?

    Australia
    August 14, 2024
    January 5, 1971 at the MCG. The first-ever Official One-day International that sparked a revolution invariably start in small ways

    First-ever Official One-day International at MCG 1971

    Australia
    August 16, 2023
    Len Hutton has made 364 at The Oval June 1938

    Len Hutton 364 at The Oval in June 1938

    England
    October 20, 2022

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    Anil Kumble's first triumph as Indian captain, a hard-fought one, has just been achieved at the Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi.

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    Agha Saadat Ali was born on 21 June 1929 in Lahore Punjab. He played one Test for Pakistan against New Zealand in 1955-56 scored 8 not out at Dhaka.

    Agha Saadat Ali – Right Handed Batsman

    Pakistan
    March 17, 2026
    Graeme Pollock born on 27 Feb 1944 in a Scottish family at Durban Natal, hero of many cricketers in 1960’s and 1970’s. He never let down South Africa.

    Graeme Pollock – South Africa Cricketer of 20th Century

    South Africa
    March 17, 2026
    Ted Dexter. Tall and upright he was delight to watch. Here here crashes Jaisimha to the fence, Kanpur, 1961

    Cricket – A Simple Pleasure by Ted Dexter

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    Asif Iqbal on his experience of playing under lights for the first time in World Series Cricket 1978. As a young lad top cricket was my aspiration.

    Asif Iqbal on his experience of playing under lights for the first time, WSC 1978

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    December 21, 2025
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    Andy Flower “I was there" at Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, World Cup 1992, 23 February.

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    Mansoor Ali Khan World Cup 1987

    Why share the World Cup 1987 with Pakistan?

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    India
    January 9, 2026
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    Agha Saadat Ali was born on 21 June 1929 in Lahore Punjab. He played one Test for Pakistan against New Zealand in 1955-56 scored 8 not out at Dhaka.

    Agha Saadat Ali – Right Handed Batsman

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    Agha Saadat Ali was born on June 21, 1929, in Lahore, Punjab. Agha Saadat, who played one Test for Pakistan...
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    Graeme Pollock is born on 27 February 1944 in a Scottish family in Durban Natal. Graeme Pollock was the hero...
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    A bold declaration by captain Michael Tissera enabled Ceylon to score a thrilling four-wicket win over India in the third and final rain-affected Test at Ahmedabad.

    Michael Tissera (Cyelon) Team in India 1965

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    Ted Dexter by (bizarrely) the brilliant French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson taken in 1961 for Queen magazine. Dexter was England captain at the time.

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    Sydney Barnes was by common consent the greatest bowler to appear before the First World War. Many good judges long...
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    Devraj Puri was one of the leading fast bowlers in the country in the late forties. He was a contemporary of Mohamed Nissar, the world-class fast bowler.

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    Liaqat Ali Khan was a former Pakistani Medium fast bowler born on May 21, 1955 at Karachi. He played 5 Test Matches and 3 ODI’s between 1975 till 1978.

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    Ex-Pakistani middle order batsman, Muhammad Azhar Khan played one Test match for Pakistan against Australia scored 14 runs at Lahore in 1980 batted at No 9.

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    Alan Ross’ Epic “Through The Caribbean”

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    From Alan Ross’ epic “Through The Caribbean” (published 1960) covering England’s 1959-60 tour in the era when print was king....
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    George Woodhouse will be remembered both as Somerset’s youngest captain and as one of the three amateurs (some of us...
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