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In 1973 a radiologist found Dennis Lillee had three cracks just above the small of his back. The rehab included wearing a brace, a splint and strength-building under Dr Frank Pyke. In late 1974 he returned with a new bowling action.

Bill Lawry was at a job when he learned that he had been selected for the 1961 Ashes tour. A series in which he played the first 5 of his 67 Tests, and averaged more than fifty. He scored 5,267 runs @ 47.15 with 13 hundreds and 27 fifties.

Graham McKenzie bowls to Ashok Mankad on the opening day of the Nov 1969 Bombay Test between India vs Australia. Ashok Mankad who scored 74, put on 146 runs partnership for the fourth wicket with non striker Tiger Pataudi after Engineer, Sardesai and Borde had fallen cheaply.

42-year-old Bob Simpson going out to toss with Clive Lloyd, March 1978. Simpson came out of retirement to help out a depleted Australia side. He was first against India and then against West Indies.

Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie played all three formats of the game. He was also a handy lower-order batsman, whose unbeaten 201 against Bangladesh in his last Test match. This was the highest score by a night-watchman in the history of game.

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He was cricket with an astounding reputation, a man who had scored 508 runs in his first Test series against Bill Lawry's wearing Aussies during the winter of 1969-70.

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Barry Richards – Down Memory Lane

Mr Devotor - August 4, 2020

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Nostalgia has always dwelled on the ancient days of cricket on the dwindling settings of the past, reflections being evolved only with the viewable...