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The Invincibles of 1948
Thu, January 19 2017
Is cricket really more hectic these days?
This is a thought that has been bothering me for some time now, more so since Australia had decided to rest their frontline bowlers during the ODI series in South Africa.
Wed, September 09 2015
Neil Harvey remembers Arthur Morris at SCG memorial
Morris passed away a month ago at the ripe age of 93.
Sun, August 23 2015
‘Invincible’ Arthur Morris’s career in photos
Morris, one of the two remaining members of Don Bradman's 'Invincibles', passed away at the age of 93.
Sat, August 22 2015
Arthur Morris, member of Don Bradman’s ‘Invincibles’, passes away at 93
Morris was considered by Don Bradman as the greatest left-handed batsman ever.
Sat, June 11 2016
Bill O’Reilly helps Alec Bedser dismiss Don Bradman
Bill O'Reilly masterminded the dismissal of Don Bradman, his own teammate!
Fri, May 06 2016
Keith Miller helps Invincibles survive Yorkshire scare at Bradford
A look at the day 'The Invincibles' were saved from a defeat by one Keith Miller.
Tue, November 29 2016
Phillip Hughes’ birthday celebrated by The Invincibles
They had planned a surprise for Phillip Hughes on the other side of the pearly gates on his 26th birthday.
Mon, May 09 2016
Ron Saggers: Second wicketkeeper of the 1948 Invincibles
Ron Saggers spent his career as understudy to Don Tallon.
Fri, January 15 2016
Sam Loxton – an Invincible with a great heart
Sam Loxton was a belligerent batsman and a big-hearted bowler of Don Bradman's Invincibles.
Mon, January 18 2016
Bill Johnston: Australia’s indefatigable medium-pacer twinned with bowling spin
Bill Johnston took 27 wickets at 23.33 against England in 1948.