Richie Benaud displayed flair in everything, either batting, intelligent and varied leg-spin, brilliant close catching, instinctive and positive captaincy.

Richie Benaud Australia, 1952 – 1964

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Warwick Armstrong Bowled Two Consecutive Overs

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On 25 July 1921, at Old Trafford, Australian all-rounder Warwick Armstrong bowled two consecutive overs in the same innings in a Test match for...
Barry Shepherd was a powerful left-handed batsman, also an outstanding player for Western Australia over the 11 years period between 1955-56 and 1965-66.

Barry Shepherd – Left Handed Australian Batsman

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A powerful left-handed batsman, Barry Shepherd was also an outstanding player for Western Australia over the 11 years period between 1955-56 and 1965-66. Before...
Don Bradman is almost run out at 101 in his innings of 169

Don Bradman Australia, 1928 – 1948

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Indeed, the greatest batsman ever born in the history of cricket. His figures and feats are ones with which you simply cannot argue. Don...
Keith Miller was born on November 28, 1919, at Sunshine Melbourne Victoria. He was called “Golden Boy of Cricket” and being nicked name “Nugget”.

Keith Miller, Australia 1946-1956

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If the sole criterion of genuine all-rounder were glamour, Keith Miller might have come out number one. He did the things that make cricket...

Graeme Pollock – South Africa Cricketer of 20th Century

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Graeme Pollock is born on 27 February 1944 in a Scottish family at Durban Natal. Graeme Pollock was the hero of many cricketers in...
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Barry Richards – Down Memory Lane

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Nostalgia has always dwelled on the ancient days of cricket on the dwindling settings of the past, reflections being evolved only with the viewable...
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Russell Endean – First Ever Batsman Out Handled the Ball

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Russell Endean, The South African Test Cricketer was born on 31 May 1924 at Johannesburg, Transvaal. Russell Endean played 28 Tests for South Africa....
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