Australia

Tied Matches in the History of Test Cricket

Tied Matches in the History of Test Cricket

July 26, 2024

Recalling the days, when David Hookes Smashed a 34 Ball Century in Domestic Cricket. Shaun Graf was at the Adelaide Oval when David Hookes clattered a hundred of 34 balls.

When David Hookes Smashed a 34 Ball Century

July 24, 2024

Keith Miller – Prehensile and Acrobatic Character

July 22, 2024

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

July 20, 2024

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.

Bill Brown – The Member of Bradman’s Invincible Team

July 19, 2024

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.

Norman O’Neill: The Prince of Australian Batting

July 19, 2024

The most astonishing point about Keith Miller and his character, which was the key to his bowling, is that he did not come from Sydney originally but from Melbourne.

Keith Miller: Australia’s Greatest Ever All-rounder.

July 17, 2024

Harry Graham was born on November 22, 1877. He played six Tests for Australia between 1893 and 1896.

Harry Graham (1870-1911): The Greatest Wet Wicket Hitter

July 16, 2024

Game of the century: When England met Australia for a one-off Test to mark the centenary of the first-ever Test in March 1977

Game of the Century: When England met Australia for a one-off Test to mark the centenary of the first-ever Test in 1977

July 15, 2024

Barry Shepherd was a powerful left-handed batsman, also an outstanding player for Western Australia over the 11 years period between 1955-56 and 1965-66.

Barry Shepherd – Powerful Left Handed Batsman

July 15, 2024

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.

Sir Donald Bradman – Greatest Cricketer of All Time

July 14, 2024

Shane Warne to his fans the one and only Warne. A cricketing icon in his country and across the world, true inspiration to a generation of young cricketers;

Shane Warne – His Name Spells Magic

July 11, 2024

3 Ray Lindwall 5 or More Wickets on Test Debut for Pakistan

Ray Lindwall Runs up to Bowl

July 10, 2024

Keith Stackpole Cricketer Hooking

Keith Stackpole: The Power of Hooking and Cutting with Precision

July 7, 2024

Doug Walters – A World-class Batsman

July 6, 2024

Dean Jones completed his remarkable 210 in the 1st Test v India at Madras in what was to be a tied Test. Jones was chronically dehydrated and in the extreme heat urinated involuntarily and vomited.

1986, a ‘Weak-Victorian’ Dean Jones went ahead and take-on a sub-continental cauldron

July 5, 2024

Bill Ponsford – A Champion Batsman Who Was Color Blind

July 4, 2024

Sir Leonard Hutton Views of 1953 Ashes Series

Sir Leonard Hutton Views of 1953 Ashes Series

July 4, 2024

Dean Jones made his debut in English county for Durham in 1992 season. He also played for Derbyshire in 1996 and captained his county in the same season.

Dean Jones – Australian Prolific Runs Getter in 1990’s

June 30, 2024

Albert Trott, the famous Australian and Middlesex cricketer, was found shot at his residence at Denbins Road, Harlesden.

Albert Trott Unbelievable Feat: The Only Cricketer to Hit the Pavilion Balcony at Lord’s”

June 22, 2024

Kerry O’Keeffe – Expected To Be The Next Big Leg-Spinning Star in 1970’s

June 20, 2024

Then he put himself in the bowl. No twinges. At the end of the 1973–74 season, his hopes were at least as high as those of his notorious bouncers.

Dennis Lillee: The Bowler Who Redefined Hostility in Cricket

June 19, 2024

Jumping out for a straight drive George Beldam, c. 1905 – arguably the most famous photograph in the history of cricket

Victor Trumper – The Super Star of Golden Age of Cricket

June 16, 2024

Man you are too slow - Sobers takes a violent tilt at the author, misses and the ball is collected in a Sheffield Shield game. Some of his knocks for South Australia are part of the folklore.

Man You Are Too Slow

June 15, 2024

January 5, 1971 at the MCG. The first-ever Official One-day International that sparked a revolution invariably start in small ways

First-ever Official One-day International at MCG 1971

August 16, 2023

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