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Herbert Sutcliffe

Top 5 visiting players with the most Test centuries scored in Australia

These are the players who played some absolutely superb knocks in Test cricket against the Australian team and terrorized them on their own soil

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Top 5 batters with most double-centuries scored in first-class cricket

These are the batters who can be considered as the experts of red-ball cricket as their resilience and patience levels were incredible and they also ended up scoring tons of runs

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Patient Cheteshwar Pujara surpasses Dravid, Sutcliffe for most balls faced in Australia

Pujara took his tally of balls faced in the series to 1258, setting a new benchmark.

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India vs England Tests: Five of the best spells by Indian bowlers in England

A snapshot of the most iconic spells bowled by Indian bowlers in Test matches in England

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When Bill Ponsford made a mess of Herbie Collins’ master-plan

Herbert Sutcliffe was in tremendous form, but Herbie Collins found a method to get him out alright. Unfortunately, Bill Ponsford ruined everything…

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The S’s: Spoilt for choice from a simply superb squad

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with S, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta is spoilt for choice from a simply superb squad.

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15 iconic quotes on Jack Hobbs

Hobbs was a legend of his era and is still remembered for his contribution towards cricket.

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Jack Hobbs: 11 records that stand the test of time

Jack Berry Hobbs was one of the greatest batsmen the game has seen. He continued playing First-Class cricket almost till the age of 52 and piled up several batting records.

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Herbert Sutcliffe: 15 interesting facts about the English batting genius

Herbert Sutcliffe was a former England right-hand opening batsman widely regarded as one of the greatest cricketers to have graced the willow.

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Jack Hobbs refuses to play cricket in Calcutta on a Sunday

... but not Herbert Sutcliffe, no.

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