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Graham McKenzie
Thu, August 06 2015
Ashes 2015: 10 mind-boggling facts about Australia’s sensational collapse at Nottingham!
Local boy Stuart Broad surely must have been pepped up by his captain’s comment as he went on to architect the Australian devastation.
Wed, June 24 2015
Graham McKenzie: 11 facts to know about Australia’s pace spearhead
Graham McKenzie, born on June 24, 1941, is one of the finest fast bowlers produced by Australia.
Wed, June 24 2015
Graham McKenzie: Life and times
McKenzie was noted for his muscular physique and was therefore nicknamed “Garth”, the comic strip hero.
Thu, August 21 2014
Nathan Lyon can only get better after crossing 100-wicket milestone for Australia
Nathan Lyon becomes the 4th youngest to take 100 Test wickets or more.
Mon, December 07 2015
Ian Meckiff’s career comes to an end after he is called for throwing
As Australia played South Africa at Brisbane, Ian Meckiff’s career came to an end.
Fri, May 20 2016
Graham McKenzie: Link between Alan Davidson and Dennis Lillee
Graham McKenzie was the premier pacer of Australia during the 1960s and a master on heart-breaking docile wickets. He played his last Test at 29, and still finished with 246 wickets.
Sat, June 28 2014
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi carves out two epics under trying conditions with one good eye and one good leg!
The second Test between India and Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground between December 30, 1967, and January 3, 1968, is still remembered for Tiger Pataudi’s heroics with the bat that boggles the mind. H Natarajan brings out the degree of difficulty of Pataudi’s innings of 75 and 85 against unimaginable odds.
Sun, July 13 2014
Barry Richards’s epic 325 not out in a single day’s play against Dennis Lillee and Graham McKenzie
On November 20, 1970, Barry Richards scored an unbeaten 325 in a single day's play against a powerful Western Australian attack powered by Graham McKenzie and Dennis Lillee at the fiery WACA. H Natarajan goes into the archives to recall what remains one of the greatest innings in all First-Class cricket.