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Profiles

Rudi Koertzen: The Umpire Who Stood Through The Test Of Time

Koertzen, born on March 26, 1949 was one of the most popular umpires in international cricket.

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Nawroz Mangal: A smiling marshal who binds the Afghanistan team

Born July 15, 1984, Nawroz Mangal has led Afghanistan with runs at the top of the order, and with distinct leadership.

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Shardul Thakur: The next big product of Mumbai cricket

Thakur was also part of a camp at the MRF Pace Academy in Chennai last year.

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Varun Aaron: Memories of a teammate

Varun was a lot like the West Indian greats of the yesteryears.

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Shikhar Dhawan, the southpaw from Delhi who makes it big

The year 2013 was memorable for the southpaw, as the ICC Champions Trophy 2013 was his stage.

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Glenn Maxwell – Modern cricket’s exciting prospect

Maxwell has made a name in limited-overs cricket as well as by with his off-spin.

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Mohammed Shami: An incredible journey from Sahaspur to the Indian dressing room

Shami’s journey began in the fields of Sahaspur, a distant village near Moradabad.

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Pragyan Ojha: 11 facts you should know about the left-arm spinner

Ojha is now one of the many faces of PETA and was the Purple cap winner in IPL 2010.

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David Miller: South Africa and Kings XI Punjab’s hard-hitter

David Miller is one of the brightest young talents to emerge from South Africa in the recent past.

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Adrian Barath: West Indies’ youngest Test centurion

Adrian Barath, born on April 14, 1990, is an opening batsman from West Indies.

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