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Shane Warne — 40 Less Widely Known Facts

IST 13 September 2022 •12:25 PM IST

Shane Warne: The Man Who Breathed Life Into The Dying Art Of Leg-Spin Bowling

13 September 2022 •12:11 PM IST

World Cup 1983 final: How the magic unfolded at Lord’s to give India her greatest moment

25 June 2019 •9:39 AM IST

World Cup 1983: Kapil Dev’s 175 not out masterminds The Great Indian Escape

18 June 2019 •9:23 AM IST

ICC World Cricket League: Far from the madding crowd

19 June 2017 •3:00 PM IST

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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.

15 June 2017 •8:30 PM IST

The WG Grace: a stylish Bristol pub, but bears little more than the Champion’s name

The WG Grace is a stylish, modern pub in Bristol, with every desirable feature and a favourite haunt of the students.

13 April 2017 •3:32 PM IST

Australian all-time XI, The Great War to The Packer War: Bradman’s lot and all that

Having completed the rather difficult task of sifting through the Pre-War greats, let us now turn to our second phase, from 1919 to the appearance of Packer.

17 March 2017 •10:12 PM IST

Australian all-time XI, pre-World War 1: Explosive batsmen, devastating bowlers, imposing moustaches

To make an insurmountable task easier, we have broken the history of Australian cricket into three different parts. Here is the XI for the Australian team stretching from the beginning of Test cricket in 1877 to the start of the First World War.

16 March 2017 •7:25 PM IST

New Zealand’s first victory over MCC

It was perhaps the last opportunity for the New Zealanders to be taken seriously as a cricketing power, and ensure a return of another MCC side anytime soon.

22 December 2016 •6:08 PM IST

Stephen Boock celebrates his double hundred

Stephen Boock's nonchalance was in display early in 1989, when the Eden Park groundsmen produced a belter of a track when the New Zealanders played Pakistan.

10 November 2016 •7:20 AM IST

Martin Crowe: One of the greatest of the eighties and nineties

Martin Crowe: Graceful, classy and very, very human.

22 September 2016 •8:30 AM IST

India’s 500th Test and the unfortunate Dilip Vengsarkar

Through his long and illustrious career, Dilip Vengsarkar was one of the most successful batsmen of India.

19 September 2016 •4:09 PM IST

Kenny Burn: A Test cricketer due to a glaring mistake

Kerry Burn was the man who played Test cricket due to a curious oversight. Even the mild-toned Wisden summarised his selection as ‘the one serious mistake in making up the side’.

17 September 2016 •12:09 PM IST

‘Lumpy’ Stevens: A supreme bowler and one of cricket’s most durable nicknames

Edward ‘Lumpy’ Stevens, who died on September 7, 1819, was one of the greatest bowlers of his day, one of the first to give the ball air and achieve absolute accuracy.

07 September 2016 •6:13 PM IST

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