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Chris Harris

Andrew Flintoff unveiled as new host of BBC’s Top Gear

Andrew Flintoff alongside Paddy McGuinness has been announced as the new host of BBC's Top Gear.

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Stephen Fleming, Brendon McCullum, Grant Elliott to feature in charity match

The match will be played on January 25, at Hagley Oval, Christchurch.

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Zafar Ansari and 15 other most educated cricketers

While avid followers of the game know that Ansari is a left-arm spinner and a handy batsman, very few are aware that he has a double first from Cambridge University in politics and sociology.

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Chris Harris: 10 interesting facts on New Zealand’s great all-rounder

Chris Harris is also regarded as one of the best fielders ever produced by New Zealand.

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VIDEO: 6,6,6,6,4,2! Sanath Jayasuriya’s brutal strokeplay off Chris Harris in 2000.

The order of Sanath Jayasuriya's scoring shots was 6,6,6,6,4,2.

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Gavin Larsen: 16 facts of the Kiwi from a bowling genre that is extinct now

Born September 27, 1962, Gavin Rolf Larsen from New Zealand was a true limited over’s specialist; more effective with the ball than the bat.

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Doctor’s Day: An XI of Test cricket-playing medical practitioners

A line-up of Test cricketers who also practiced medicine in some capacity.

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Chris Harris shows incredible athleticism at backward point to send back Herschelle Gibbs

Gibbs looked in a good touch and could have won the game at relatively small Eden Park ground in a match which was further reduced to a 29-over affair.

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One Ring to Rule Them All…

New Zealand posted 244 before Andre Adams took out the English top-order; Nathan Astle and Chris Harris finished things off, and England were skittled out for 89.

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Zimbabwe seize last-ball tie after Chris Harris comes close to pulling off miraculous escape

On October 1, 1997, Chris Harris scored a brilliant 77 not out to pull New Zealand from 137 for seven to a certain win. However, Gavin Larsen’s run-out resulted in a last-ball tie. Abhijit Banare recounts the nail-biting finish at Bulawayo.

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