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    A Lesson from Sri Lanka 1984 - I enjoyed the unexpected chance of a talk with Peter West on television during the tea interval on the Friday of the Sri Lanka Test

    A Lesson from Sri Lanka 1984

    Pubudu Dassanayake was in the list of those players, who held the wicket keeping positions for a brief period as the first choice wicket keeper.

    Pubudu Dassanayake – A Little Competent Wicket Keeper

    Pakistan in Sri Lanka 1975 – Dispelling Some Notions

    A Friend in need? Ajit Wadekar gave him an apt name. "Tour father." This elderly gentleman, Leo Wijesinghe, was the 'Sri Lankan friend' for every member of the Indian touring party

    Leo Wijesinghe – A Friend in Need

    Clive Inman, Didn't Win Him Any Accolades

    Clive Inman Didn’t Win Him Any Accolades

    Chaminda Vaas World Record 8 for 19

    The name Sidath Wettimuny conjures up visions of a tall, lithe batsman opening the innings for Sri Lanka and creating records with his stylish strokes.

    Sidath Wettimuny – Mr. Pleasant’ Has Pleasing Strokes

    In this article, we will recall the memorable performance of Sri Lanka Upset and Won First Test Series in Pakistan.

    Sri Lanka Upset and Won First Test Series in Pakistan

    David Heyn is born on June 26, 1945, in Colombo. A former Sri Lankan cricketer played 18 unofficial tests from 1966 to 1976.

    David Heyn – Former Sri Lanka Left Handed Batsman

    Sri Lanka lost the title at the 1999 World Cup in England.  And the Arjuna Ranatunga was sacked after leading his team in a record 193 one-dayers.

    Arjuna Ranatunga – Historical Series Win in Pakistan 1995-96

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    John Murray came to the MCC staff as a batsman in 1950, at the age of 15. He had learned the game at the Rugby Boys' Club, in Kensington.
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    Guyana through the eyes of Henry Blofeld in the 1980s - I found Guyana the most fascinating of all the countries which form the cricketing West Indies.

    Guyana through the eyes of Henry Blofeld in the 1980’s

    Muhammad Illyas – Former Middle Order Batsman

    Ted Dexter. Tall and upright he was delight to watch. Here here crashes Jaisimha to the fence, Kanpur, 1961

    Cricket – A Simple Pleasure by Ted Dexter

    Javed Miandad smacking a mighty six off the final ball of the match bowled by India's Chetan Sharma.

    Javed Miandad – An Inspiration to Cricket Fans Worldwide

    Conard Hunte strong off his legs, clipping the ball through mid-wicket or glancing fine an instant success in his first series against Pakistan in 1957-58.

    Sir Conard Hunte – The Greatest West Indies Batsman

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