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    A player of enormous confidence, he never wears a helmet; perhaps he wants to accept the challenges of the short-pitched ball from the fast bowler! That's his style.

    Sir Viv Richards – The Most Fearsome Master Blaster

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    Tied Test Australia vs West Indies 1959-60

    Tied Test Australia vs West Indies 1959-60

    Brian Lara Rules the World with Chanceless 375

    Brian Lara 375 – Rules the World with Chanceless Innings

    CL Walcott makes a spectacular save in the Trent Bridge Test, 195o. On the left is H.B.Stollmeyer

    CL Walcott – Barbados and West Indies Wicket Keeper Batsman

    Alf Valentine had taken two wickets for 190 runs in his two first-class games before he was selected to tour

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    Andy Roberts was the godfather to the modern generation of West Indies fast bowlers. He came from what was at the time the cricketing backwater of Antigua.

    Andy Roberts – Hostile West Indies Fast Bowler 1974–83

    West Indies Emerge as Favorites for Inaugural 1975 Cricket World Cup

    West Indies Emerge as Favorites for Inaugural 1975 Cricket World Cup

    Tied Matches in the History of Test Cricket

    Tied Matches in the History of Test Cricket

    Ottis Gibson 10 for 47 vs Hampshire in 2007

    Ottis Gibson 10 for 47 vs Hampshire in 2007

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    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
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    Frank Woolley was one of the finest all- rounder’s, a left-hand batsman and left-arm medium or slow left-arm orthodox bowler, produced by England.

    Frank Woolley – A Genuine All Rounder of Early 19th Century

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    Norman O'Neill, one of the princes of Australian batting in the post-war era, died at the age of 71 on March 3, 2008.

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    Desmond Lewis is one of finest Jamaican cricketers and deserve to be honour.

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