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Ian Botham

Bob Willis was like a big brother: Ian Botham

Ian Botham on Thursday described Bob Willis as a "big brother" and "amazing friend" after his fellow former England captain and 1981 Ashes star lost his battle with cancer.

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As Ashes comes to an end, David Gower, Ian Botham bid adieu to Sky Sports commentary box

Botham termed his 25 years with the Sky Sports 'a great ride' and thanked the broadcaster for keeping him 'close to the game' he loves.

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Stokes’ 135* upstages Botham’s 1981 Headingley heroics: Mike Brearley

Both performances included stamina and skill with the ball as well as a monumental performance with the bat.

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Ian Botham to Ben Stokes: ‘Your life will never be the same’

Stokes scored a thrilling 135* to drag England to their highest successful run chase of 359.

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Most sixes in Tests: Tim Southee has more than Sachin Tendulkar, AB de Villiers, Ian Botham & Shahid Afridi

Southee went past Sachin Tendulkar's mark of 70 with consecutive sixes in Colombo.

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Ashes 2019: Bob Willis rates Ben Stokes’ Headingley heist as greater than Ian Botham’s 1981 heroics

For Ian Botham in 1981 and Andrew Flintoff in 2005, add Ben Stokes 2019 to Ashes folklore.

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Ben Stokes’ Headingley heroics thrill a nation and underline his immense belief

Twice in the span of six weeks, Ben Stokes got the chance to play the innings of a lifetime.

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The Ashes 2019: Five most memorable series

The 2005 Ashes was one of the greatest series in cricket history and saw England triumph over their fiercest rivals for the first time in nearly 19 years.

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In pics: Joel Garner’s size 15 boots and much more at Somerset Cricket Museum

Somerset Cricket Museum better known as Priory Barn Cricket Museum in Taunton has plenty to offer for cricket fans, who love their history.

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Cricket World Cup 2019 tour diary: At Southampton’s Ageas Bowl, Beefy’s restaurant remembers the legacy of Sir Ian Botham

Botham did not play for Hampshire, but such is his popularity and legend in English cricket that he has a restaurant named after him here.

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