Darren Gough, born September 18, 1970, is a Yorkshire-born former English cricketer.
James Douglas Sheahan Neesham, born September 17, 1990, is a supremely talented and an exciting prospect from New Zealand.
Balfour Patrick Patterson is a former West Indian fast bowler who literally epitomised the term ‘fast’.
The prince charming of English cricket Joe Root is a player you do not get tired of watching and his supporters love to watch him for his elegance reckons.
Mohammad Aamer Sohail Ali is a former Pakistani opener and a handy, wily fox with the ball.
With the backs to the wall, captain Eoin Morgan could have resurrected the English cruise had he not been struck by the lethality of Mitchell Starc. This has been a persistent problem with Morgan.
Craig Douglas McMillan, born on September 13, 1976, is a former New Zealand cricketer, who featured in 197 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and scored 4,707 runs at 28.18.
Bracing up for what promises to be an exhausting cricket tour of India, the Mahatma Gandhi-Nelson Mandela series to be precise, the spinners will hold the key for success.
Mohammad Akram Awan is a Pakistani lanky pacer who made the ball talk on bouncy 22 yards. The bowler who relied more on seam movement, played nine Tests and bagged 17 wickets.
There is a strong buzz going around these days in the circles about the top four young batting sensations in world cricket — Steve Smith, Virat Kohli, Kane Williamson and Joe Root. Most unanimously they are the 'fabulous-four' of international cricket today. But giving them a good run for their money is the latest English sensation James Taylor.