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    Pakistan vs England at The Oval

    Pakistan vs England at The Oval, 1974

    Jim Laker regretting having missed the Golden Jubilee Test recalls another big occasion in Bombay.

    Jim Laker – My Best-ever Bowling Stint

    Herbert Sutcliffe was one of England’s toughest cricketer as good as Sir Jack Hobbs, with whom he formed a famous Test match opening partnership.

    Herbert Sutcliffe – England’s Toughest Cricketer

    George Woodhouse – Somerset’s Youngest Captain

    George Woodhouse – Somerset’s Youngest Captain

    Fred Trueman was not only a great fast bowler, he was also a great entertainer. There is a theatrical element to bowling fast and Fred played it for all it was worth.

    Fred Trueman – A Great Entertaining Fast Bowler

    Denis Compton was glamorous cricketer England has ever possessed. Their style captivated the crowds, last-second sweeps blending with sumptuous cover drives

    Denis Compton – England Glamorous Cricketer

    Cricket in its historical perspective showed the origins of cricket are unclear, but English historians are quite adamant that it started in England around the 12th century.

    Cricket in its Historical Perspective

    In a memorable match when England Tony Greig relives a courageous Brisbane Test century.

    Tony Greig Relives a Courageous Brisbane Test century

    England Harold Larwood born on 14, Nov 1904 at Nottinghamshire. Not many bowlers troubled Don Bradman and other legends still caused him genuine concern.

    Harold Larwood – Fastest Bowler of His Generation

    Paul Gibb touring India with the 1953-54 commonwealth teams is playing more golf and squash than cricket.

    Paul Gibb in India

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    Shujauddin – Fighting Gusty Pioneering Test Cricketer

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    Shujauddin one of Pakistan’s pioneering Test cricketers has died. A gritty right-handed middle order, lower order, or opening batsman. Also an economical slow left-arm...
    Jayasuriya hit a masterful 99 to set up Sri Lanka's 121-run victory over India in the day-night final of the Coca-Cola Cup triangular one-day cricket series at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on August 5, 2001.

    Sri Lanka Triumph Coca-Cola Cup Triangular Series 2001

    Brian Lara born on 2 May 1969 in Cantaro, Santa Cruz, Trinidad. Sachin Tendulkar’s international career may have been half as long again as Lara’s.

    Brian Lara – Greatest Batsman of All Time

    Lawrence Rowe – West Indies Glass of Fashion in the 1970s

    Lawrence Rowe – West Indies Glass of Fashion in the 1970s

    The year 1864 saw another landmark in the young W.G. Grace's progress. While still only 15, with a serious illness not far behind him.

    Unveiling the Remarkable Journey of W.G. Grace in 1864: A Cricket...

    Colin Cowdrey – First Batsman to Play 100 Tests

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