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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.

    Graham Dowling – A Regular Kiwis Opening Batsman of 1960s

    John Reid - New Zealand Forever an Icon

    John Reid – Star of the Backwoods

    Merv Wallace – The Under-rated Cricketer

    New Zealand opening batsmen, WA (Walter Arnold) Hadlee, and JL (John Lambert) Kerr, seen here walking out to bat at the Scarborough Cricket Festival in 1937

    Walter Hadlee – The Father of Sir Richard Hadlee

    Richard Hadlee vs Kapil Dev

    Richard Hadlee vs Kapil Dev

    Dad Weir - One of World's Oldest Test Cricketer

    Dad Weir – One of World’s Oldest Test Cricketer

    Bevan Congdon was one of the most influential cricket players of his generation.

    Bevan Congdon – The Forgotten Cricketing Legend Who Inspired a Generation

    ert Sutcliffe the left-handed batsman who enchanted a generation of New Zealanders with his graceful stroke play in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.

    Bert Sutcliffe – New Zealand Graceful Stroke Player

    Geoff Howarth at gully to secure New Zealand's first Test win against England at Basin Reserve in 1978 - Robert Anderson celebrates as well - the bowler, inevitably, was Sir Paddles whose match haul was the symmetrical 10 for 100

    Geoff Howarth — A Classics Player in the Barry Richards Mould

    it says a lot for how good and effective Richard Hadlee was? That comparison as a fast bowler was not as fast as either but that did not greatly matter.

    How Good And Effective Richard Hadlee Was?

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    Ian Colquhoun died on 26 February, 2005 at the age of 80. He played two Tests against England in 1954-55.
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    Ian Colquhoun – Accomplished Wicket keeper Batsman

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    He was a specialist’s wicket-keeper batsman who played in the lower middle order. Ian Colqhoun was a right-handed batsman wicketkeeper, came late to first-class...
    Like so many high-class batsmen, Alvin Kallicharran picks the ball up extremely early. He excels in the hook, the pull, and the cut shots, while his driving on either side of the wicket is clear and certain.

    Alvin Kallicharran – A Gem of a Batsman

    Warwick Armstrong Bowled Two Consecutive Overs

    Desmond Haynes – “Joe” to his teammates. He was born in the parish of St. James in Barbados on February 15, 1956.

    Desmond Haynes – A Spectacular Beginning

    Abdul Qadir – The Leg Spin Magician

    Gandupa Vishawanath Played Test cricket for India from 1969 - 1983, making 91 appearances and scoring more than 6,000 runs.

    Nerve, Courage and Gundappa Viswanath See India Through

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