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Bangladesh by taking a controversial catch and after that, he never comes back. So, you just enjoy Rashid Latif Life Lines when he was looking back to return to international cricket.
Pakistan

Rashid Latif Life Lines

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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.
Australia

Michael Slater – A Swashbuckling Opening Batsman

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Saeed Anwar imagined that he could play for so long after disasters start to get pair on his debut. I went down in disappointment and will never play again.
Pakistan

Saeed Anwar – The Stylish Lost Jewel

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Taslim Arif Batsman
Pakistan

Taslim Arif – The Unlucky Wicket Keeper

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The Bill Brown one of the famous Australian Invincible side of 1948, died on March 16, 2008, at the age of 95 in a nursing home in Brisbane.
Australia

Bill Brown – The Member of Bradman’s Invincible Team

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Norman O'Neill, one of the princes of Australian batting in the post-war era, died at the age of 71 on March 3, 2008.
Australia

Norman O’Neill – The Prince of Australian Batting

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New Zealand

Merv Wallace – The Under-rated Cricketer

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Curtly Ambrose Bowling
West Indies

Hail Curtly Ambrose – He Gave Nothing Away

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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
New Zealand

Walter Hadlee – The Father of Sir Richard Hadlee

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Mandy Mitchell-Innes: An Intelligent University Talent
England

Mandy Mitchell-Innes – An Intelligent University Talent

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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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Liaqat Ali Khan was a former Pakistani Medium fast bowler. He was born on May 21, 1955, at Karachi. He played 5 Test Matches...
Ian Colquhoun died on 26 February, 2005 at the age of 80. He played two Tests against England in 1954-55.

Ian Colquhoun – An Accomplished Wicketkeeper

Jack Flavell was Worcestershire mainstay when they won their first two championships in 1964 and 1965 one of the quickest bowlers in the country in the 1950

Jack Flavell – A Worcestershire Stalwart

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