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Derek Underwood

Shahbaz Nadeem registers best figures in List A history

With 8/10, Nadeem broke the record of Rahul Sanghvi (8/15).

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How good is Nathan Lyon? As good as Derek Underwood, perhaps?

Nathan Lyon lacks the aura of Derek Underwood. He is honest and hardworking, toils for hours on those sun-baked Australian tracks, and has now crept up to within a wicket of Underwood’s tally.

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The Q-U-X-Z XI: A brilliant spin attack

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with the unusual letters Q, U, X and Z, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta finds a side with an unusually strong spin attack.

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Ashley Mallett: Steve O’Keefe reminds me of Derek Underwood

India vs Australia, 2nd Test: Ashley Mallett is not alien to the Indian conditions as he holds a record of claiming 28 wickets in Australia's tour to India in 1969-70.

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Rangana Herath goes past Derek Underwood, 2 short of 300

Sri Lanka's Rangana Herath went past England's Derek Underwood to become the second highest left-arm wicket taker after Daniel Vettori.

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England vs Australia at The Oval — ducklings and goslings

Basil D’Oliveira’s remarkable 158 in the first innings had queered the pitch even more than the freak storm which had hit the ground.

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England vs Australia at The Oval — Wilfred Wooller’s response to MCC

When the great Welsh sportsman responded in style on being asked for Glamorgan’s views on a six-day Test match.

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Derek Underwood: Life and Times

Derek Leslie Underwood, born on June 8, 1945 is a former English cricketer and former president of Marylebone Cricket Club.

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Derek Underwood: 10 facts about the ‘deadly’ left-arm spinner

Derek Underwood, born on June 8, 1945, is one of the greatest spinners to have played for England. To date, he is England’s most successful spinner in Test cricket, having made his name with his fastish left-arm orthodox.

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James Anderson becomes leading Test wicket-taker for England during 1st Test against West Indies at North Sound

Anderson achieved the feat when he took the wicket of Denesh Ramdin

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