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Alan Davidson

Top 5 left-arm pacers with the most 5-wicket hauls in Test cricket

These are the left-arm pacers who picked up 5 wickets or more on many occasions in the longest format of the game

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International Left Hander’s Day 2019: An all-time Test leftie XI, the greatest left-handed cricketers

An ensemble of 11 all-time cricketing greats who either batted or bowled left-handed.

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IPL XI: Cricketers who have never played limited-overs cricket

Two conditions: the players have never played List A or T20 cricket, and there cannot be more than four overseas cricketers.

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An XI of left-handers: all is right with these men

This is an XI based on the men who batted *and* bowled left-handed and had played Test cricket.

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The D’s: Redoubtable names and some splendid cricketers with short careers

From the early era’s Joe Darling and Reggie Duff to the modern masters in Rahul Dravid and AB de Villiers, encompassing men ranging from Ted Dexter to Aravinda de Silva on the way.

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Alan Davidson: Life and times

Davidson learned to play cricket on a pitch that he dug out of a hill on his family’s rural property near the city of Gosford on the New South Wales Central Coast.

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Alan Davidson: 11 facts to know about the Australian legend

Alan Davidson, born on June 14, 1929, was one of the greatest players Australia has produced. In 44 Tests, he took 186 wickets at an average of 20.53. His economy rate of 1.97 was a stand-out in that era.

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Alan Davidson honoured by Sydney Cricket Ground

Australian legendary all-rounder has served as a long-time president of the New South Wales Cricket Association and SCG trust.

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Wasim Akram’s burgeoning voodoo continues to inspire left-arm pacers

Wasim's supreme control over the art of left-arm pace has impacted southpaws worldwide.

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Ashes 1962-63: Alan Davidson skittles England out after offering a prayer at Sydney

Alan Davidson took a total of nine wickets as Australia beat England at Sydney in 1963.

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