Some people are just born to be champions. Well, Aaron Finch synonymies just that.
Chappell was one of the greatest batsmen of his generation. The younger brother of Ian Chappell, Greg led Australia in 48 Tests between 1975 to 1983.
The 33-year-old announced his retirement across every format of cricket on June 11, 2015. He scored 5999 runs in Tests at a very respectable average of 40.18, with seven hundreds at 28 fifties.
He is one of those nine rare gems who have scored 20,000 runs and picked 2,000 wickets in First-class cricket.
It would be fair to say that Sanath Jayasuriya revolutionised the One-Day game with his explosive batting and will be remembered as one of the greatest left-handed batsmen in modern cricket.
Ian Botham (left) as he looked two days at age 21, just after his Test debut against Australia on July 28. He had long hair and with no trace of facial hair.
Long before he sported the Jesus Christ-like look, Jason Gillespie was minus the long locks and had a cleanly-shaven face. The photo on the left was taken when he was just 15.
Sachin Tendulkar is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Gooch retired from international cricket in 1995 as England’s leading run-scorer in Tests.
Underwood was one of those bowlers who can bowl at a single spot whole day. He was born in Bromley, Kent, England and became the youngest players to take 100 County Championship wickets in his debut season.