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Sydney Barnes finest hour was the 1911–12 tour of Australia when he and Frank Foster, Warwickshire all-rounder, spearheaded England to a 4–1 series triumph.
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Sydney Barnes – Greatest Bowler of All Time

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Sunil Gavaskar drives down the ground, England v India, 1st Test, Lord's, 3rd day, June 12, 1982
India

Sunil Gavaskar – The Perfect Opener

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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.
Pakistan

Liaqat Ali Khan – Right Arm Medium Fast Bowler

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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.
Pakistan

Azhar Khan – Ex-Pakistani Middle Order Batsman

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Herbert Sutcliffe was one of England’s toughest cricketer as good as Sir Jack Hobbs, with whom he formed a famous Test match opening partnership.
England

Herbert Sutcliffe – England’s Toughest Cricketer

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Murali Kartik was Indian left arm spinner, who could not get enough chances due to consistent performance of Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh.
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Murali Kartik – Super Bowling 6 for 27 vs Aus

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Sir Frank Worrell own work in the cause of social equality. Having been born and raised in Barbados before relocating to Trinidad and Jamaica.
West Indies

Frank Worrell – The Man United West Indies Cricket

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Fred Trueman was not only a great fast bowler, he was also a great entertainer. There is a theatrical element to bowling fast and Fred played it for all it was worth.
England

Fred Trueman England 1952–1965

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Bill O’Reilly career was quite short. Because circumstances conspired against his early recognition as World War cut him off cricket at the age of only 32.
Australia

Bill O’Reilly – One of Greatest Australian Leg Spinner

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Denis Compton was glamorous cricketer England has ever possessed. Their style captivated the crowds, last-second sweeps blending with sumptuous cover drives
England

Denis Compton – England Glamorous Cricketer

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Pakistan has a rich cricket history. The new state of Pakistan did not lag behind in it a pursuit to contribute to the world in other fields of discipline.
Pakistan

Cricket History – West Indies Tours Pakistan in 1948

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Pakistan has a rich cricket history. One of their early recovering from the aftermath of independence the new state of Pakistan did not lag...
New Zealand opening batsmen, WA (Walter Arnold) Hadlee, and JL (John Lambert) Kerr, seen here walking out to bat at the Scarborough Cricket Festival in 1937

Walter Hadlee – The Father of Sir Richard Hadlee

Alf Gover first-class career has lasted for 20 years. He made his debut in 1928 and in the subsequent 362 matches. he was one of the oldest Test cricketers.

Alf Gover England Medium Fast Bowler 1908-2001

Michael Slater just 1.75 meters tall, he was prepared to take the attack to any bowler. He was first picked on the Ashes tour 1993.

Michael Slater – A Swashbuckling Opening Batsman

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