Keith Miller is often remembered as the greatest captain to have never led Australia in Test cricket. Here is an incident to demonstrate why.
Richie Benaud could be deceptively mischievous off the air, even in the commentary box.
His commentary days were still some time away, but Richie Benaud was never short on comebacks.
Nathan Lyon bagged two wickets on Sunday to surpass Richie Benaud to become Australia’s ninth most successful Test bowler in history.
Eleven doubles and a treble later, Richie Benaud had a torrid night, but his agonies were far from over...
The art of storytelling is gradually becoming a sorry tale.
Here is a Dream Team from players whose last names start with B.
‘The Richies’, a group of hardcore Benaud fans, watches the Test matches being played in Australia even today, despite the fact that Benaud is no more. What makes them special and makes us write about them is their attire.
Royal Australian Mint memorialised Richie Benaud on a collectable coin on the first day of the third and final Test between Australia and South Africa at Adelaide Oval, on Thursday.
Reginald Hugh Durning ‘Rex’ Sellers was born August 20, 1940 at Bulsar (now Valsad), Gujarat, India. He was the second son of William Alfred and Irene Ethel Sellers, both of mixed British and Indian origin.