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    West Indies Emerge as Favorites for Inaugural 1975 Cricket World Cup

    West Indies Emerge as Favorites for Inaugural 1975 Cricket World Cup

    Pakistan Under-19 Captain Sarfraz Ahmad Lifting The Under-19 World Cup

    Blast from Past – Pakistan Won Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2006

    The picture shows the exultant players joining their skipper Imran Khan in acknowledging the applause from the spectators after winning the World Cup 1992.

    The Pinnacle of Pakistan Glory in World Cup 1992

    Benson & Hedges World Cup 1992 Semi-Final SA vs Eng in Sydney

    Benson & Hedges World Cup 1992 Semi-Final SA vs Eng in...

    India v Zimbabwe Match at Ahmadabad 1987 Reliance World Cup. Kevin Arnott played a sheet-anchor role collecting his 60 runs with methodical efficiency and Kapil finally had him.

    India v Zimbabwe Match at Ahmadabad 1987 Reliance World Cup

    Pakistan won the Under-19s Cricket World Cup 2004 after beating West Indies in a tight finish in the final on March 5 at Bangabandhu Stadium in Dhaka.

    Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2004

    Dave Houghton 142 vs New Zealand at Hyderabad India in World Cup 1987

    Dave Houghton Heroic 142 vs New Zealand at Hyderabad in 1987

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    In the first Test against Australia at Dubai(DSC) 2018, Pakistan's off-spinner Bilal Asif register his name in the elite club of bowlers, who took...
    No one, bearing in mind his destiny, could accuse Phil Edmonds of being lucky in either the time or the place of his birth.

    Phil Edmonds – Slow left arm orthodox Bowler

    Opening Batsman Pankaj Roy was one of those who lived up to the early promise he held out. By scoring a century on debut in the Ranji Trophy in 1946-47.

    Pankaj Roy – Most Prolific Opener Before Gavaskar

    Pakistani Bowler Sikander Bakht was so lean and thin when he first appeared in international cricket hat some commentators nicknamed him The Matchstick Man.

    Sikander Bakht – Matchstick Microphone Man

    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.

    Norman O’Neill – The Prince of Australian Batting

    This is memorable picture of depicts the great Australian fast Bowler Denis Lillee on the receiving end, had a torrid time at Iqbal Stadium Faisalabad.

    Dennis Lillee Famous Remarks of Making His Grave on Faisalabad Pitch

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