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Galaxy of cricketing greats - ICC's Hall of Famers

September 15, 2012, 11:38 am
Tags: ICC, Brian Lara, Glenn McGrath, Andy Roberts, Rodney Marsh, ICC Awards, ICC Hall of Fame, ICC Cricket Hall of Fame

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January 2, 2009: A great wicket-keeper who recorded over 350 dismissals in Tests, Rodney Marsh (left) was the first ICC Hall of Famer to be presented the commemorative cap © Getty Images February 16, 2009: What a line-up! Andy Roberts (left), Sir Viv Richards (middle) and Michael Holding - members of the great West Indian side of the 1970-80s pose with their commemorative caps © Getty Images February 26, 2009: Graeme Pollock (right) - a great left-handed batsman whose career was unfortunately interrupted due to South Africa's sporting isolation © Getty Images April 3, 2009: Sir Richard Hadlee (2nd from right) is arguably the greatest cricketer New Zealand has produced. He was the first player to take 400 Test wickets © Getty Images May 7, 2009: Rohan Kanhai (middle) was a prolific batsman for the West Indies whose career spanned nearly two decades. He was a part of the West Indies team that lifted the first World Cup © Getty Images May 7, 2009: Alec Bedser was a brilliant medium-pacer who played for England in the years after the second World War. He recorded 236 wickets in 51 Tests at an average of 24.89 © Getty Images July 9, 2009: Ian Chappell was a great captain and batsman who symbolised the Aussie spirit. He is now a successful commentator and cricket writer © Getty Images December 17, 2009: Dennis Lillee - the great Australian fast-bowler took 355 wickets in 70 Tests at a phenomenal average of 23.92 © Getty Images July 4, 2010: Imran Khan (left), whose aura transcended the cricket field. He famously inspired Pakistan to victory at the 1992 World Cup © Getty Images August 28, 2010: Pre-War English cricket great Herbert Sutcliffe was honoured posthumously. In this picture, the commemorative cap is received by Sutcliffe's descendants © Getty Images October 6, 2010: Courtney Walsh (Left), the first bowler to record 500 wickets in Test cricket, receives the honour from legendary left-arm spinner Bishan Singh Bedi © Getty Images August 19, 2011: Ken Barrington played 82 Tests for England and scored 6806 runs at a phenomenal average of 58.67. In this picture, John Edrich (right) and Mickey Stewart pose with the commemorative cap of the late Barrington © Getty Images September 12, 2011: A fearsome fast-bowler whose tall frame terrorised batsmen for years, Curtly Ambrose was a formed a successful partnership with fellow Hall of Famer Courtney Walsh © Getty Images February 8, 2012: Facing the mightiest fast-bowlers without a helmet and scoring 34 Test hundreds in all is no mean feat. Sunil Gavaskar (right) was also the first man to overhaul the 10,000 runs mark in Test cricket. Gavaskar receives his cap from Kapil Dev © Getty Images June 29, 2012: Nicknamed 'The Demon', Fred Spofforth was a tearaway fast-bowler in Test cricket's initial years. In this picture, his relatives receive the commemorative cap on his behalf © Getty Images July 9, 2012: Peter May was England's most successful captain before Michael Vaughan recorded more wins. His widow, Virginia May (right) receives the cap from David Morgan © Getty Images July 9, 2012: Tom Graveney (right) played 79 Tests for England in the 1950s-60s © Getty Images September 15, 2012: West Indies' batting legend Brian Lara was inducted into ICC's Hall of Fame, along with England’s Enid Bakewell © ICC January 4, 2013: Australian legend Glenn McGrath was inducted into the International Cricket Council's Hall of Fame. McGrath became 68th male cricketer to be bestowed the honour © Getty Images