Peter Burge played 42 Tests between 1954-55 and 1965-66, scoring 2,290 runs at 38.16 with four hundred. He was a popular and extremely respected figure.

Peter Burge – Australian Wicket Keeper Batsman

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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...
Sir Donald Bradman, who had failing health for some time, died on Sunday morning (February 25, 2001) at his home in the Adelaide suburb of Kensington.

Sir Donald Bradman – Greatest Australian Cricketer of All Time

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This article was published at the death of Sir Donald Bradman in 2001. The greatest Australian cricketer of all time, and in the eyes...
Bill O’Reilly career was quite short. Because circumstances conspired against his early recognition as World War cut him off cricket at the age of only 32.

Bill O’Reilly – One of Greatest Australian Leg Spinner

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Bill O’Reilly Test career was quite short. Because the circumstances conspired against his early recognition as a major talent and the Second World War...
Australian Ray Lindwall raised the standard for fast bowlers in the ten years after the Second World War represented in 61 Tests from 1946-47 to 1960.

Ray Lindwall – Australian Premier Fast Bowler 1946–60

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Australian Ray Lindwall raised the standard for fast bowlers in the ten years after the Second World War. Ray Lindwall represented Australia in 61...
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Niaz Ahmad – Only East Pakistan’s Test Player

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Niaz Ahmed Siddiqi, born in Benares (now Varanasi) in the United Province of Uttar Pradesh, India on Nov 11, 1945.  He made his first-class...
Anil Dalpat, only one of two Hindu who represents Pakistan His cousin Danish Kaneria, was the second Hindu captured more than 250 wickets in Test cricket.

Anil Dalpat – First Hindu to Represent Pakistan

Arif Butt – First Pakistani Who Took 5 or more Wickets...

5 or More Wickets on Test Debut for Pakistan

Fazal Mehmood was one of Pakistan's first great pace bowlers and took 139 Test wickets at an impressive average of just 24.70 across his career.

Fazal Mahmood – Keep the Spirit of the Game Intact

Pakistan vs Australia 1987 World Cup Semi Final

Cricket Glorious Moments with Historic Significance

Aamer Malik was one-time Pakistan opening batsman, useful right-arm fast-medium bowler, and valuable emergency wicketkeeper.

Aamer Malik – A Batsman, Bowler and Wicket Keeper

Bangladesh by taking a controversial catch and after that, he never comes back. So, you just enjoy Rashid Latif Life Lines when he was looking back to return to international cricket.

Rashid Latif Life Lines

Imran Khan bowls at Lord's in 1982, England v Pakistan, 2nd Test, Lord's, 5th day, August 16, 1982

Imran Khan – Indisputably Pakistan’s Greatest Cricketer

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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Jacques Kallis – Greatest All-Rounder of All Time

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South Africa has always had all-rounders aplenty. The cricket structure nurtured with the vision of future talent. they have always encouraged players to give...
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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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