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Harry Creber was a Glamorgan great before they entered the County Championship. A left-arm seamer, he had no pretensions as a batsman and at times batted both left and right handed

Harry Creber – A Batsman at Times Batted Both Left and Right Handed

Harry Creber was a Glamorgan great before they entered the County Championship.  A left-arm seamer, he had no pretensions as a batsman and at times batted both left and right-handed. Creber was born in Birkenhead on 30 April 1872...
Ottis Gibson 10 for 47 vs Hampshire in 2007

Ottis Gibson 10 for 47 vs Hampshire in 2007

Forget the express pace. When the forces are with you nothing beats swing bowling as a means of destroying batting line-ups on decent pitches. Ottis Gibson showed when he took all 10 for 47 for Durham against Hampshire on...
Bizarre Dismissals – Abdul Aziz Death and Honor of being involved in the Run out of Hanif Muhammad at 499

Bizarre Dismissals – Abdul Aziz Death and Honor of being involved in the Run...

Abdul Aziz is not a name that springs readily to cricket followers' lips. But in 1959 the young lad had an eventful season. In January, playing in a semi-final of a Quaid-i-Azam match, Abdul went in at No. 8...

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Jim McConnon – England Right Arm Off Spin Bowler

England right-arm off-spinner Jim McConnon was born on 21 June 1922 at Burnopfield, Durham. He was a right-hand batsman who played for Glamorgan and...

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