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Aamer Nazir was the odd man out in the 14-member Pakistan cricket party that toured the West Indies during the period from March to May in the year 1993.
Pakistan

Aamer Nazir – Came Like a Bolt From the Blue –...

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ert Sutcliffe the left-handed batsman who enchanted a generation of New Zealanders with his graceful stroke play in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.
New Zealand

Bert Sutcliffe – New Zealand Graceful Stroke Player

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Bert Kotlang - A Reliably Consistent Performer
Australia

Bert Kortlang – A Reliably Consistent Performer

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aleem Yousaf was one of bravest and gutsiest cricketers to have played for country, carrying on dauntless even after suffering one injury after another.
Pakistan

Saleem Yousaf – The Bravest Pakistani Wicket Keeper

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It was a formality to select Colin Bland to play in the 1965 return series in England.
South Africa

Colin Bland – Greatest Fielder in the History of Test Cricket

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Rod Marsh to dismiss Tony Greig off Gary Gilmour Bolwing in 1975 World Cup Match
Australia

Rodney Marsh Test ’keeper, replacing Brian Taber

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Sheikh Fazal-ur-Rehman was a right-arm leg-break bowler who played a solitary Test match for Pakistan, on the 1957-58 tour of the West Indies?
Pakistan

Sheikh Fazal-ur-Rehman – Solitary Test Player of 1950’s

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Pakistan won the Under-19s Cricket World Cup 2004 after beating West Indies in a tight finish in the final on March 5 at Bangabandhu Stadium in Dhaka.
World Cup

Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2004

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There was a heroic dimension to Len Hutton cricket career that was not always evident even with some of England’s other very great batsman.
England

Len Hutton – Finest, Most Technically Correct Batsman

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Rashid Latif's new-look side succeeded in four nations Cherry Blossoms Sharjah Cup 2003 capturing the hearts and minds of the Pakistani people
Pakistan

Blast From Past – New Look Pakistan Won the Sharjah Cup...

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Sir Donald Bradman, who had failing health for some time, died on Sunday morning (February 25, 2001) at his home in the Adelaide suburb of Kensington.
Australia

Sir Donald Bradman – Greatest Cricketer of All Time

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This article was published at the death of Sir Donald Bradman in 2001. The greatest Australian cricketer of all time, and in the eyes...

The Thoughts of Phil Edmonds

Opening Batsman Pankaj Roy was one of those who lived up to the early promise he held out. By scoring a century on debut in the Ranji Trophy in 1946-47.

Pankaj Roy – Most Prolific Opener Before Gavaskar

Vijay Merchant, the grand old man of Indian cricket giving away the Duleep Trophy to Kapil Dev in 1982.

Vijay Merchant – Bridging that gap

Ernie Toshack was having captivating characters, due to his tall, striking, and rugged features. Toshack was dubbed his team-mates as “The Black Prince” and “The Film Star”.

Ernie Toshack – Member of Bradman’s Invincible Side

5 or More Wickets on Test Debut for Pakistan

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