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Abhishek Mukherjee

Ashes 2005: England regain urn after 16 years of misery

Kevin Pietersen played one of the greatest innings in the history of the contest, helping England draw The Oval Test and win the series, and along with it, The Ashes.

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Tillakaratne Dilshan: Maverick among legends

Contrary to popular belief, Dilshan averaged more in Test cricket (40.98) than both Jayasuriya (40.07) and Atapattu (39.02).

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Australia vs New Zealand 2001-02: Four hundreds, Shane Warne, and Adam Gilchrist at Perth

New Zealand finished the rain-dominated series without losing a Test. They were the ninth team to return from the Australian shores without a single defeat in a series.

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Ken Higgs: Overshadowed by Fred Trueman and Brian Statham

Higgs coached both Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire, mentoring many an aspiring cricketer.

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Archie Jackson: 18 facts about the Victor Trumper that never was

Archie Jackson was all set to become another outstanding Australian batsman when tuberculosis claimed him at a mere 23, nipping one of cricket’s foremost talents in the bud.

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Australia vs New Zealand 2001-02: Justin Langer, Matthew Hayden swap roles on Shane Bond’s debut

Justin Langer added 51 while Matthew Hayden had remained scoreless at the other end!

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Mayanti Langer’s response exposes callousness of the Indian cricket ‘fan’

Not for the first time, Twitterati has targeted Mayanti for her husband’s failure. To her credit, Mayanti has usually taken things in her stride.

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Len Maddocks: Much more than Jim Laker’s iconic 10th wicket

Maddocks found a place in history, as the man who made Laker the first to take 10 wickets in a Test innings and 19 wickets in a First-Class match.

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John Willes called for round-arm bowling, leaves Lord’s on horseback

Six years after round-arm bowling was banned, John Willes of Kent had a go at round-arm bowling at Lord’s, no less, and was no-balled.

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The incident that led to the middle-stump in cricket

On May 23, 1775, ‘Lumpy’ Stevens bowled three deliveries at John Small — deliveries that would change cricket forever.

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