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- 1 Inzamam-ul-Haq – Most Gifted Youngsters in World Cricket
- 2 Alvin Kallicharran – A Marketing Student Turned Professional Cricketer
- 3 Harry Creber – A Batsman at Times Batted Both Left and Right Handed
- 4 Clive Lloyd Had to Start Wearing Glasses
- 5 Inzamam-ul-Haq – Most Gifted Youngsters in World Cricket
- 6 Alvin Kallicharran – A Marketing Student Turned Professional Cricketer
- 7 Harry Creber – A Batsman at Times Batted Both Left and Right Handed
- 8 Clive Lloyd Had to Start Wearing Glasses
- 9 The Thoughts of Phil Edmonds
- 10 Masood Iqbal – Former Pakistan Wicket Keeper
- 11 Chandu Sarwate – One of Longest First Class Career in...
- 12 Historical Moments of Bangalore Test Match 1987
- 13 Gil Langley – Capable Australian Wicket Keeper
- 14 PAKISTAN v INDIA FIRST TEST MATCH Karachi 1989
- 15 Development the Name of the Game by Nasim ul Ghani
- 16 Sir Donald Bradman – Greatest Cricketer of All Time
- 17 Victor Trumper – The Greatest Batsman of Golden Age
- 18 Bob Simpson Bittersweet Summary of Guyana
- 19 Brian McMillan – Finest All-Rounder of The Mid-1990’s
- 20 Timeless Test Match of England v South Africa at Durban in 1939
- 21 Jacques Kallis – Greatest All-Rounder of All Time
- 22 WV Raman – An all-rounder in the Making
- 23 India vs Australia 4th Test Adelaide 1947-48
- 24 Shane Warne – Greatest Bowlers in the History of the Game
- 25 Pakistan vs India – Quarter Final Bangalore 1996
- 26 Pakistan Clinched Carlton And United Series 1996-97
- 27 Abdul Qadir – Leg Spin Magician
- 28 The Pinnacle of Pakistan Glory in World Cup 1992
- 29 Historical Moments of Bangalore Test Match 1987
- 30 Alan Knott – Finest England Wicket Keeper 1967–81
- 31 2007 World Cup – A Catalyst Toward Caribbean Identity Construction
- 32 Saurav Ganguly – A Bundle of Talent from East
- 33 Chandu Sarwate – One of Longest First Class Career in India
- 34 Muhammad Azhar-ud-din – Unique, Cool and Calm
- 35 Narendra Hirwani – A Man Who Created History on Test Debut
- 36 Paul Gibb in India
- 37 Anil Kumble Victorious on debut as Captain in Test Matches for India
- 38 Subhash Gupte – India’s Greatest Spin Bowler of 1950’s
- 39 Budhi Kunderan Disillusioned
- 40 Leo Wijesinghe – A Friend in Need
- 41 Merv Wallace – The Under-rated Cricketer
- 42 How Good And Effective Richard Hadlee Was?
- 43 Calypso Cricket
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Masood Iqbal – Former Pakistan Wicket Keeper
Masood Iqbal a former Pakistan wicketkeeper died in Lahore late evening on October 31, 2003, due to Kidney failure, at the age of 51....
Chandu Sarwate – One of Longest First Class Career in...
Chandrasekhar Trimbak Sarwate born on July 22, 1920, in Madhya Pradesh, India. Chandu Sarwate was a former Indian Test player and national selector. He...
Australia
Sir Donald Bradman – Greatest Cricketer of All Time
This article was published at the death of Sir Donald Bradman in 2001. The greatest...
Victor Trumper – The Greatest Batsman of Golden Age
Australian famous cricketer Victor Thomas Trumper was born on 2 November 1877 in Darlinghurst, Sydney,...
Bob Simpson Bittersweet Summary of Guyana
Bob Simpson Bittersweet Summary of Guyana - Its history & its cricket. It is hardly...
South Africa
Brian McMillan – Finest All-Rounder of The Mid-1990’s
Brian McMillan was born on 22 December 1963 in Welkom, Orange Free State, and grew...
Timeless Test Match of England v South Africa at Durban in 1939
The unforgettable Timeless Test Match of England v South Africa was played in Durban in...
Jacques Kallis – Greatest All-Rounder of All Time
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Muhammad Azhar-ud-din – Unique, Cool and Calm
Muhammad Azhar-ud-din from Hyderabad, with three successive centuries in his initial three Tests, is already the boy wonder of the international game. West Indian...
Narendra Hirwani – A Man Who Created History on Test Debut
Narendra Hirwani is mainly remembered for his extraordinary success on his Test debut against West Indies in 1987-88. He is born on 18 October...
Paul Gibb in India
Paul Gibb touring India with the 1953-54 commonwealth teams is playing more golf and squash than cricket. But he goes on recording the antics...
Anil Kumble Victorious on debut as Captain in Test Matches for India
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Subhash Gupte – India’s Greatest Spin Bowler of 1950’s
Subhash Gupte was born in December 1929, was few months past 72 when he died. Fergie, as he was known in his playing days,...
Budhi Kunderan Disillusioned
Former Indian Test wicketkeeper Budhi Kunderan one of those who missed out, said, "I was disillusioned by the Indian Cricket Board's decision not to...
Leo Wijesinghe – A Friend in Need
A Friend in need? Ajit Wadekar gave him an apt name. "Tour father." This elderly gentleman, Leo Wijesinghe, was the 'Sri Lankan friend' for every...
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Merv Wallace – The Under-rated Cricketer
Merv Wallace should have been one of the greatest names in New Zealand's cricket history. That he wasn't largely because of the whims of...
How Good And Effective Richard Hadlee Was?
Well, to be honest, it says a lot about how good and effective Richard Hadlee was. That he bore fair comparison as a fast...
Calypso Cricket
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