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Brian Statham

‘Ambidextrous’ XI 2: Left-handed batsmen, right-handed bowlers

This lists comprises of men who bowl with their right hand and batted left-handed.

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The S’s: Spoilt for choice from a simply superb squad

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with S, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta is spoilt for choice from a simply superb squad.

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16 cricketers who went through immense difficulties resulting from financial woes

There were many cricketers who graced the highest stage in the bygone era, who slipped into financial woes once their playing days were behind them.

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16 cricketers who endured extreme financial woes and a terrible life as a result

There were many cricketers who graced the highest stage in the bygone era, who slipped into financial woes once their playing days were behind them.

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Brian Statham: Life and times

John Brian George Statham, born June 17, 1930, was a former English fast bowler, who was famously known for his warning to the batsman before bowling a bouncer.

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Brian Statham: 10 interesting facts about the legendary England fast bowler

Brian Statham, born June 17, 1930, was one of England's most successful pace bowlers of the 1950s.

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Bertie Buse’s Benefit match ends in one day

The pitch ensured a financial disaster, but Somerset compensated Bertie Buse.

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Brian Statham: A great fast bowler who was once the highest wicket-taker in Tests

The universally loved Brian Statham was one of the greatest fast bowlers produced by England, and the holder of the world record for Test wickets for a short period of time.

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New Zealand bowled out for 26, lowest ever score in a Test innings

New Zealand's 26 has been challenged several times, but never beaten.

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Stats across eras 8: Spin and pace domination over decades

Statistics may not tell the whole story, but numbers are the footprints and tell-tale evidences left by cricketers across time. Having looked at the best bowlers down the decades, Arunabha Sengupta now turns his attention to how spin and pace coexisted over the years, and how spin bowling was evidently affected by one-day cricket.

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