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    Has a team ever won a test series 3-2 after training 2-0? In 1936–37, Australia was trailing 2-0, while England won opulently after two Test matches. Don Bradman punches a four through mid-off late in the day.

    Has a team ever won a Test series 3-2 after trailing 2-0?

    Australia
    August 14, 2024
    January 5, 1971 at the MCG. The first-ever Official One-day International that sparked a revolution invariably start in small ways

    First-ever Official One-day International at MCG 1971

    Australia
    August 16, 2023
    Len Hutton has made 364 at The Oval June 1938

    Len Hutton 364 at The Oval in June 1938

    England
    October 20, 2022

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    Chaminda Vaas Sets a World Record of 8 for 19

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    Slip catching is one of most difficult job every young cricket thought. Cricketers have a way of maneuvering or drifting into their favorite fielding positions, like I did (Bobby Simpson).

    Slip Catching: Tips to Young Cricketers by Bobby Simpson

    Australia
    July 30, 2026
    Malcom Marshall bowling to Mohsin Khan 1986

    Marshall’s Quickstep, Qadir’s Slow Waltz

    West Indies
    July 30, 2026
    Raman Lamba 57 off 63 Balls 4 Fours, 3 Sixes, SR 90.47 v Pakistan at Kolkata 1989

    Raman Lamba 57 off 63 Balls 4 Fours, 3 Sixes, SR 90.47 v Pakistan at Kolkata 1989

    India
    July 30, 2026

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    Pakistan former Wicket Keeper batsman Nadeem Abbasi is born on November 10, 1968, Murree, Rawalpindi in the Punjab province.

    Nadeem Abbasi – Wicket keeper Batsman

    Pakistan
    February 21, 2026
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    Pakistan Lose But Put Up Good Fight - Semi-final of the 1979 Cricket World Cup

    Pakistan Lose But Put Up Good Fight – Semi-final of the 1979 Cricket World Cup

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    July 26, 2026
    Pakistan crashed in the semi-finals at the Oval (London), of the 1983 World Cup on June 22. Malcolm Marshall, arguably the fastest bowler in the world, jetted the West Indies to their third Prudential Cup final with a devastating performance.

    Pakistan crashed in the semi-finals at the Oval 1983 World Cup

    World Cup 1983
    July 23, 2026
    Bowlers call the tune during the World Cup 1999. This has not been for the World Cup for the brave and the fearless.

    Bowlers Call the Tune

    India
    June 28, 2026

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    Pakistan crashed in the semi-finals at the Oval (London), of the 1983 World Cup on June 22. Malcolm Marshall, arguably the fastest bowler in the world, jetted the West Indies to their third Prudential Cup final with a devastating performance.

    Pakistan crashed in the semi-finals at the Oval 1983 World Cup

    World Cup 1983
    July 23, 2026
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    Jim Laker regretting having missed the Golden Jubilee Test recalls another big occasion in Bombay.

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    Liaqat Ali Khan was a former Pakistani Medium fast bowler born on May 21, 1955 at Karachi. He played 5 Test Matches and 3 ODI’s between 1975 till 1978.

    Liaqat Ali Khan – Right Arm Medium Fast Bowler

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    Why share the World Cup 1987 with Pakistan?

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    Herbert Sutcliffe was one of England’s toughest cricketer as good as Sir Jack Hobbs, with whom he formed a famous Test match opening partnership.

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    England
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    Herbert Sutcliffe was one of England’s toughest cricketers. He said he wasn’t as good as Jack Hobbs, with whom he...
    Alan Ross' Epic Through The Caribbean

    Alan Ross’ Epic “Through The Caribbean”

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    From Alan Ross’ epic “Through The Caribbean” (published 1960) covering England’s 1959-60 tour in the era when print was king....
    The Day Michael Holding Bowled His Fastest Spell – Amarnath’s Gutsy Response

    The Day Michael Holding Bowled His Fastest Spell – Amarnath’s Gutsy Response

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    Mohinder Amernath was probably the fastest spell that Michael Holding had ever bowled. I had the satisfaction of scoring a...
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    Vintcent van der Bijl a retired South African cricketer, was born on 19 March 1949 in Rondebosch, Cape Town.

    Vintcent van der Bijl – Tall and Burly Fast Medium Bowler (1968 – 1983)

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    George Woodhouse – Somerset’s Youngest Captain

    George Woodhouse – Somerset’s Youngest Captain

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

    Dave Houghton Heroic 142 vs New Zealand at Hyderabad in 1987

    World Cup 1987
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    Narendra Hirwani 1987-88 India v West Indies, 4th Test, Madras India won by 255 runs and Hirwani got 16 match wickets for 136 which remains the best debut match bowling figures to this day

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    Fred Trueman – A Great Entertaining Fast Bowler

    England
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    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.

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    Australia
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    Denis Compton was glamorous cricketer England has ever possessed. Their style captivated the crowds, last-second sweeps blending with sumptuous cover drives

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    England
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    Cricket in its historical perspective showed the origins of cricket are unclear, but English historians are quite adamant that it started in England around the 12th century.

    Cricket in its Historical Perspective

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    Keith Miller was born on November 28, 1919, at Sunshine Melbourne Victoria. He was called “Golden Boy of Cricket” and being nicked name “Nugget”.

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    Australia
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    India
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    Ijaz Ahmed Junior is a former Pakistan middle order right hand batsman. He appeared in two tests matches and two ODI’s for Pakistan in 1995-96.

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    Ijaz Ahmed Junior is a former Pakistan middle-order batsman. He appeared in two test matches and two ODI’s for Pakistan...
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