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Malcolm Marshall

10 cricketers who braved debilitating injuries and played courageously

The beauty of sport, any sport, is that it can show Human nature at its very finest, or its very worst. Here are some instances of the former.

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Mike Gatting: 10 interesting facts about the former English captain

Mike Gatting, born June 6, 1957, is one of England’s most prolific batsmen of all time.

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Malcolm Marshall receives ‘erotic’ lessons from beyond the boundary!

Playing in the West Indies is a colourful experience.

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10 legendary cricketers we would have loved to see in IPL

Some legends were unable to feature, and here is the list of 10 cricketers who we would have loved to watch in IPL.

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World Pi (π) Day — Remembering Malcolm Marshall’s Manchester Mayhem when his bowling figures read 22/7

Malcolm Marshall routed the English batting for the umpteenth time, this time at Old Trafford, to finish the Test with second innings bowling analysis of 7 for 22.

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Cricket World Cup 1983: Australia’s Graham Wood hit by Malcolm Marshall’s bouncer

There weren’t many batsmen in world, who could face the wrath of the West Indian fast bowlers, but Australian opener Graham Wood was certainly one, who had a very good technique to counter quality pace.

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When gutsy ‘extras’ top scored for Australia and England against mighty West Indies

‘Extras’ did try its best but couldn’t avert a defeat for both – England and Australia.

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The awesome mental strength of Malcolm Marshall while counting his last days on earth

Marshall inflicted fear in people; he himself did not fear anything — not even death.

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When Malcolm Marshall rearranged Mike Gatting’s face with a lethal delivery

Malcolm Marshall was one of the most dreaded bowlers in the history of cricket with lethal pace. One of his victims was Mike Gatting, whose nose was rearranged by a vicious bouncer in the opening One-Day International between the West Indies and England on February 18, 1986.

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