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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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    Bilal Asif 3 5 or More Wickets on Test Debut for Pakistan

    5 or More Wickets on Test Debut for Pakistan

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    February 1, 2019
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    Budhi Kunderan a swashbuckling wicket keeper batsman

    Budhi Kunderan: A Keeper Full of Gestures

    India
    June 1, 2025
    Michael Holding paced out his menacing run. He was almost using the sight screen at the pavilion end as a catapulting starting block.

    Michael Holding Paced out his Menacing Run

    West Indies
    June 1, 2025
    Bob Willis 'Most Humorous Moments' in His Career

    Bob Willis ‘Most Humorous Moments’ in His Career

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    Harry Graham was born on November 22, 1877. He played six Tests for Australia between 1893 and 1896.

    Harry Graham (1870-1911): The Greatest Wet Wicket Hitter

    Australia
    December 21, 2024
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    The 1992 World Cup Comes to Pakistan

    The 1992 World Cup Comes to Pakistan

    Pakistan
    May 22, 2025
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    Tossing it Up by Bishen Singh Bedi in the World Cup 1992

    World Cup 1992
    May 21, 2025
    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

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    May 20, 2025

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    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

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    Ex-Pakistani middle order batsman, Muhammad Azhar Khan played one Test match for Pakistan against Australia scored 14 runs at Lahore in 1980 batted at No 9.

    Azhar Khan: An Unfulfilled Talent of Pakistan Cricket

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    Ex-Pakistani middle-order batsman Muhammad Azhar Khan was born on September 7, 1955, in Gujranwala. Azhar Khan played one Test match...
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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.

    Herbert Sutcliffe – England’s Toughest Cricketer

    England
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    Prudential World Cup 1975

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    Lawrence Rowe – West Indies Glass of Fashion in the 1970s

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    Take the case of Lawrence Rowe. In the early 1970s, with Viv Richards still to come, Rowe was the West...
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    Cricket in England

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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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    Vintcent van der Bijl, a retired South African cricketer, was born on March 19, 1949, in Rondebosch, Cape Town. His...
    George Woodhouse – Somerset’s Youngest Captain

    George Woodhouse – Somerset’s Youngest Captain

    England
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    George Woodhouse will be remembered both as Somerset’s youngest captain and as one of the three amateurs (some of us...
    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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    An incredible 142 runs from Vice-Captain Dave Houghton fought excruciating humidity and took underdog Zimbabwe to within three runs of...
    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

    The Spectacular Debut of Narendra Hirwani

    India
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    Sir Frank Worrell own work in the cause of social equality. Having been born and raised in Barbados before relocating to Trinidad and Jamaica.

    Frank Worrell – The Man Who United West Indies Cricket

    West Indies
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    If cricket in the West Indies was ever united, it was thanks to Frank Worrell’s captaincy. He only led the...
    Fred Trueman was not only a great fast bowler, he was also a great entertainer. There is a theatrical element to bowling fast and Fred played it for all it was worth.

    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.

    Bill O’Reilly – One of Greatest Australian Leg Spinner

    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

    Denis Compton – England Glamorous Cricketer

    England
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    Denis Compton was as glamorous a cricketer as England has ever possessed. He played in a style that captivated the...
    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”.

    Keith Miller – A Genuine All Rounder (1946-1956)

    Australia
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    If the sole criterion of a genuine all-rounder were glamour, Keith Miller might have come out number one. He did...
    Bundi Kunderan Disillusioned

    Budhi Kunderan Disillusioned

    India
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    Former Indian Test wicketkeeper Budhi Kunderan, one of those who missed out, said, “I was disillusioned by the Indian Cricket...
    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.

    Ijaz Ahmed Junior – A Capable Middle Order Batsman Who Didn’t Last Too Long

    Pakistan
    April 11, 2025 0
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    George Headley did a great deal to put West Indies cricket on the map and accelerate the process of black players being treated more fairly at highest level

    George Headley (Black Bradman) 1930–54

    West Indies
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    George Headley was the first great West Indian batsman and a pioneer for cricket in the Caribbean. Alongside all-rounder Learie...
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    PAKISTAN v INDIA FIRST TEST MATCH Karachi 1989

    India
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    Woorkeri Raman 83 in the 2nd at Madras 1988

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    India
    April 10, 2025 0
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    Adam Gilchrist must be one of the most fearless cricketers of all time. It is all very well swinging the bat seemingly without a care in the world at the county or state level.

    Adam Gilchrist – Greatest Wicket Keeper Batsman

    Australia
    April 10, 2025 0
    Adam Gilchrist must be one of the most fearless cricketers of all time. It is all very well swinging the...
    Sunil Gavaskar who at 21 became the first Indian to score over 700 runs in a Test series and the first ever Test Cricketer to score over 700 runs in his debut Test series.

    Sunil Gavaskar – First Indian to Score Over 700 Runs in a Debut Series

    India
    April 10, 2025 0
    Sunil Gavaskar, at 21, became the first Indian to score over 700 runs in a Test series and the first-ever...
    Duleep Mendis

    Duleep Mendis Interviewed in 1982

    Sri Lanka
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    Sir Garry Sobers by Trevor McDonald

    West Indies
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    Trevor McDonald was a broadcaster and ITN News anchor named Newscaster of the Year. Trevor McDonald recounts his good fortune...
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