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    The man who fears none, Mohinder Amarnath considered by West Indies fast bowlers as the world’s best batsman against pace.

    World Cup 1983 – That, Sir, Was No Fluke!

    Thrilling Finish at Delhi 1966

    Thrilling Finish at Delhi 1966

    Saba Karim – Young Talented Wicket Keeper Batsman

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

    Paul Gibb in India

    Kapil Dev was the first bowler in the history of the game, by getting more than 400 test wickets and the first player to get 200 wickets in ODI format.

    Kapil Dev- The Greatest Indian Cricketer 1978–94

    India v Pakistan Third Test Match Bombay December 1979

    India v Pakistan Third Test Match Bombay December 1979

    Sachin Tendulkar has already set the trend. Players like Saurav Ganguly and Vinod Kambli are fast catching up.

    Saurav Ganguly – A Bundle of Talent from East

    Sadagopan Ramesh A Classy Left Hand Batsman

    Sadagoppan Ramesh – A Classy Left Handed Batsman

    Raman Lamba 57 off 63 Balls 4 Fours, 3 Sixes, SR 90.47 v Pakistan at Kolkata 1989

    Raman Lamba 57 off 63 Balls 4 Fours, 3 Sixes, SR...

    Former Indian wicket keeper Naren Tamhane died in Mumbai on March 19, 2002. He was suffering a prolonged battle with cancer. He played 21 Test scoring 225.

    Naren Tamhane – Finest Indian Wicket Keeper of 1950’s

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    Tony Greig though that a tendency to engage mouth before brain is one he shared with one of his countrymen
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    Tony Greig’s Incredible Story of Meeting Sir Don Bradman in 1971

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    Tony Greig's Incredible Story of Meeting Sir Don Bradman in 1971. As a youngster, Hylton Ackerman, the South African cricketer who had been my...
    Mike Procter Gloucestershire, Natal & South Africa

    Mike Procter – Part of the Cotswords’ Scene

    Sunil Gavaskar The Oval in 1979, Gavaskar scored epic 221 runs to lead an audacious chase of 438 on fifth day of the final Test.

    Sir Len Hutton Views on Sunil Gavaskar

    Wasim Bari debutant and Hanif look on as England all-rounder D. Oliveira smashes one to the boundary during the 1967 series.

    20 Rare Pictures of Pakistan Cricketers

    Dilip Sardesai played 30 Tests between 1961 till 1972, scoring 2001 runs, including five centuries, at an average of just fewer than 40 and nine fifties with the best of 212

    Dilip Sardesai – India’s Renaissance Man of 1971

    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

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