Recalling the days, when David Hookes Smashed a 34 Ball Century in Domestic Cricket. Shaun Graf was at the Adelaide Oval when David Hookes clattered a hundred of 34 balls.

When David Hookes Smashed a 34 Ball Century

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When Lillee retired from Test cricket in 1984 against Pakistan, he had more wickets to his name – 355 at 23.92

Dennis Lillee – Outstanding Fast Bowler of his Generation

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In any list of those who were fast bowlers pure and simple, Dennis Lillee must rank very high up. Many cricket legends have placed Malcolm...
Gil Langley played 26 Tests for Australia from 1951-52 to 1956-57. In which he held 83 catches and made 15 stumping.

Gil Langley – Former Australian Wicket Keeper

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Gil Langley, the Australian Test Wicket Keeper who also represented his state at football before becoming Speaker of the House in State Parliament. He...
Keith Miller was born on November 28, 1919, at Sunshine Melbourne Victoria. He was called “Golden Boy of Cricket” and being nicked name “Nugget”.

Keith Miller, Australia 1946-1956

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If the sole criterion of genuine all-rounder were glamour, Keith Miller might have come out number one. He did the things that make cricket...
Peter Burge played 42 Tests between 1954-55 and 1965-66, scoring 2,290 runs at 38.16 with four hundred. He was a popular and extremely respected figure.

Peter Burge – Australian Wicket Keeper Batsman

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Peter Burge played 42 Tests between 1954-55 and 1965-66, scoring 2,290 runs at 38.16 with four hundred. Upon his death is a great shock...
Middle-order right-handed batsman Mujahid Jamshed was born on 1 December 1971, in the small city of Muridke, Punjab.
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Mujahid Jamshed – Former Middle Order Pakistani Batsman

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Middle-order right-handed batsman Mujahid Jamshed was born on 1 December 1971, in the small city of Muridke, Punjab. He is a former Pakistani cricketer...
Muhammad Zahid Cricketer Biography

Muhammad Zahid – Extraordinary Talent Vanished into Dark

Ijaz Ahmed Junior is a former Pakistan middle order right hand batsman. He appeared in two tests matches and two ODI’s for Pakistan in 1995-96.

Ijaz Ahmed Junior – Former Middle Order Batsman

Masood Iqbal a former Pakistan wicketkeeper died in Lahore late evening on October 31, 2003, due to Kidney failure, at the age of 51.

Masood Iqbal – Former Pakistan Wicket Keeper

The direct hit that sealed the victory Pak vs Eng at The Oval 1954

Blast from Past – Pak vs Eng at The Oval 1954

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

Pakistani Bowler Sikander Bakht was so lean and thin when he first appeared in international cricket hat some commentators nicknamed him The Matchstick Man.

Sikander Bakht – Matchstick Microphone Man

Mohsin Kamal

Mohsin Kamal – Right Handed Medium Fast Bowler

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.

Azhar Khan – Ex-Pakistani Middle Order Batsman

Jacques Kallis – Greatest All-Rounder of All Time

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South Africa has always had all-rounders aplenty. The cricket structure nurtured with the vision of future talent. they have always encouraged players to give...
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Cuan McCarthy – Quick and Deadly Fast Bowler

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Cuan McCarthy takes his place in South Africa cricket-lore. In his day Cuan McCarthy who formed one of the trios of Macs from Maritzburg...
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Brian McMillan – Finest All-Rounder of The Mid-1990’s

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Brian McMillan was born on 22 December 1963 in Welkom, Orange Free State, and grew up in Carletonville. He had appeared for South Africa...
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