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Obituary

Andy Ganteaume was much more than an average quiz question

Sixty-eight years ago, Andrew Gordon Ganteaume had played a Test, the only one of his career.

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Jack Bannister: Cricketer, commentator, journalist and a lot more

Jack Bannister was a popular voice broadcasting cricket on BBC TalkSport. Before that he was a Warwickshire seamer and a key figure behind the establishment of the Professional Cricketers Association.

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Tom Graveney: One of the most elegant batsmen of all time

“In an age preoccupied by accountancy, he has given the game warmth and colour and inspiration far beyond the tally of the scorebook,” wrote JM Kilburn about Tom Graveney.

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Hemant Kanitkar: Epitome of courage and tranquillity

After months of prolonged illness, Hemant Kanitkar passed away on June 10, 2015. He played a mere two Tests, but was a Maharashtra mainstay for over a decade. Abhishek Mukherjee remembers a quintessence of bravado and tranquillity at the crease. With the one-off Test between India and Bangladesh at Fatullah getting underway, the news of...

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Percy Sledge: The man behind the term “sledging”

Percy Sledge, the Soul and Reggae and Blue (R & B) performer, passed away on April 14, 2015.

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Bob Appleyard: The Yorkshireman who knew no defeat

Yorkshire were fortunate to have Appleyard bowl in tandem with her other genius, Johnny Wardle.

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Sir Terry Pratchett — a man who understood cricket

Terry Prachett, the renowned author passed away earlier today aged 67.

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Robin Williams passes away

Unfortunately, Robin Williams found cricket too slow for his liking.

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Arvind Apte: The cavalier born ahead of his times

Arvind Apte, the aggressive opener, passed away on August 5, 2014.

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Rex Whitehead – A tale of four eventful Tests

Rex Whitehead stood in four Tests in the early 1980s.

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