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    CS Nayudu – The Younger Brother of CK Nayudu

    Sunil Gavaskar - Bombay & India 2

    Sunil Gavaskar – A Sri Lankan View Point in 1983

    Masood Salahuddin one of oldest living first class cricketer in Indo-Pakistan breathed his last on the night of March 22, 2006 after a brief illness in Lahore at the age of 90 years and 88 days.

    Masood Salahuddin – One of Oldest Indo-Pak First-Class Cricketer

    Subhash Gupte India’s best spin bowlers bowled flighted leg breaks and googlies to take 149 wickets in 36 Test matches at an average of 29.55

    Subhash Gupte – India’s Greatest Spin Bowler of 1950’s

    Vijay Hazare and Dattu Phadkar, Adelaide, 1947-48

    Vijay Hazare Replies

    Abey Kuruvilla

    Abey Kuruvilla – The Tallest Fast Bowler to Play for India

    Nayan Mongia

    Nayan Mongia – Most Competent Indian Wicket Keeper

    Bharat Reddy played 99 first-class matches from 1973-74 to 1985-86. He scored 1,743 runs at 17.78 with the best of 88, including 9 fifties, 171 catches and 50 stumps

    Bharat Reddy – A Reliable Indian Wicket Keeper

    When Vijay Hazare replaced Vijay Merchant as captain of India though, I was all along under the impression that as long as Merchant was fit to play,

    When Vijay Hazare Replaced Merchant as captain of India

    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

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    Graham Dowling swings Prasanna away to leg side in the third Test match at Hyderabad. He and Bruce Murray notched the only century stand of the series 106.
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    Graham Dowling – A Regular Kiwis Opening Batsman of 1960s

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    Graham Dowling was a regular opening batsman for New Zealand since 1959—his second year in first-class cricket. Currently, Grham Dowling is now his country's...

    Irfan Fazil – Right Arm Medium Fast Bowler

    He represented Pakistan from 1996 till 2007, in which he played 15 Test matches, 36 wickets

    Shahid Nazir – Fast Medium Bowler with the Healthy Pace

    A typically brilliant Solkar catch: Basil D'Oliveira the victim at Lord's, 1971

    Sunil Gavaskar Goes On – Solkar Goes

    Wasim Raja never really came off during his three trips to England, but we saw enough to know he was a batsman with great panache

    Wasim Raja – Glorious Left-handed Stroke Maker

    Javed Burki right-handed batsman & occasional right-arm medium-pace bowler captained in five Test matches (four lost, one drawn) on the 1962 tour of England

    Javed Burki – Pakistan Middle Order Batsman of 1960’s

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