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    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

    Farokh Engineer I was in a very aggressive frame of mind on the first morning at Feroz Shah Kotla — the venue of the second Test against West Indies on their 1974-75 tour.

    Great Balls of Fire by Farokh Engineer

    Keith Boyce, swashbuckling all-rounder and exceptional fielder, would have been a huge drawcard in the IPL here, perhaps, demonstrating why he so rarely played defensively -Test cricketer die on his 53 birthday

    Keith Boyce – The Belligerent All Rounder

    Rohan Kanhai is not only one of the finest to come from the West Indies, but he is also one of the most exhilarating, an artist with more than a touch of genius about his work.

    Rohan Kanhai – Widely Considered Finest Batsman of 1960’s

    Brian Lara, a gifted left-hander, made his debut in Lahore last December 1991, scoring 44 in extremely trying circumstances against a dangerous Pakistan attack.

    Brian Lara – Young Trinidadian Left-hander Unveils his Talent

    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

    A marketing student turned professional cricketer, Alvin Kallicharran is associated with two record-making partnerships.

    Alvin Kallicharran – A Marketing Student Turned Professional Cricketer

    The story of Clive Lloyd had to start wearing glasses at a very early age. By the time I was 14, therefore, I was looking at the world through rose-colored spectacles.

    Clive Lloyd Had to Start Wearing Glasses

    These days, Vivian Richards is a conquering hero. Many West Indian parents like to name their children with a flourish, and when Mr. and Mrs. Richards, of St John's, Antigua, called the son born to them in 1952 Isaac Vivian Alexander, they gave him plenty to live up to.

    Vivian Richards – A Conquering Hero

    Brian Lara 501 Not Out - Climbs the Highest Peak of First-Class Cricket

    Brian Lara 501 Not Out – Climbs the Highest Peak of...

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    Pakistani Javed Miandad was spotted at an early age by Mushtaq Mohammad as a great player in the making.  He seemed to be born with a good & sound technique.
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    Javed Miandad – The Genius Cricketing Brain

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    Like many great Asian batsmen, Javed Miandad was immense on his own pitches. However, in his case, he was also very versatile and skillful...
    Faisalabad Test 19877-88 – England Manager Peter Lush tries to bring Shakoor Rana and Mike Gatting together, however Umpire Shakeel Khan looks on. You can also see Neil Fairbrother in the background.

    The Infamous Mike Gatting and Shakoor Rana Incident

    Alvin Kallicharran - Warwickshire

    Alvin Kallicharan – One of Finest Left Handed batsman

    Zimbabwe Test Cricketer Trevor Madondo who was single at the time of his death was attacked by a severe bout of malaria at the end of the previous month.

    Trevor Madondo – The Youngest Test Cricketer Died

    Salim Malik 101 Runs vs India at Sharjah - In the 3rd Match of Champions Trophy on 19 October 1988, Malik scored a brilliant hundred with 5 fours and one six.

    Salim Malik 101 Runs vs India at Sharjah in 1988

    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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