The common belief is that Keith Miller was sick of the carnage against Essex in 1948 and decided to throw his wicket away. But how true is that?
A young Don Bradman was nearing his century against Victoria when he was bowled by Harry ‘Bull’ Alexander. The legendary all-rounder Keith Miller had just turned 10, but was, by his own account, present in the ground that day.
In the backdrop of ongoing ICC World T20 2016, here is a fantasy XI, who could have dominated any current team in the shortest version of the game.
Creating a dream Test XI of all-rounders presents an interesting headache.
As Ricky Ponting got the honour at Hobart with his statue, we present 22 cricketers from the history of the game, who are immortalised in statue at a cricket ground.
He was a complete package; a powerful striker of the ball, an acrobatic fielder and a canny bowler.
Sir Don Bradman is seen giving extensive talks on multiple topics, from how coaches can mould players to how he honed his batting skills.
Garry Sobers is arguably the greatest cricketer the world has seen. In 93 Tests, he scored 8032 runs at an average of 57.78 with 26 tons — one of them being the then record of 365 not out.
A look at the day 'The Invincibles' were saved from a defeat by one Keith Miller.
Some legends were unable to feature, and here is the list of 10 cricketers who we would have loved to watch in IPL.