A jack of all trades, Alf Gover was a journalist besides being a cricketer, trainer and technical adviser of 1953-film ‘The Final Test’. He even served the army during the 1939-45 War as a company sergeant major, before rising to the rank of major.
Richie Benaud was one of the prominent names of cricket fraternity who left the planet in 2015.
Jeff Thomson said he would be happy to replicate something similar to what Frank Tyson had done a quarter century ago.
Frank Tyson passed away at the age of 85.
The man, who by virtue of his incredible pace and convenient last name, was automatically compared to a Typhoon.
The man who rattled the Australians in Sydney in Ashes 1954-55, Frank Tyson breathes last at the age of 85, this according to The Age tough we cannot confirm you the cause.
Frank Tyson was regarded as the fastest bowler by cricketers like Sir Don Bradman and Richie Benaud.
Dr Makarand Waingankar is a well-known figure in Indian cricket, having served the sport in various capacities.
Mitchell Johnson’s demon-like avatar over the last 20 months has left batsmen shaken and the purists in delight.
Brian Statham, born June 17, 1930, was one of England's most successful pace bowlers of the 1950s.