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Tom Graveney

Alf Gover: 13 famous cricketing students of one of game’s best player-makers

A jack of all trades, Alf Gover was a journalist besides being a cricketer, trainer and technical adviser of 1953-film ‘The Final Test’. He even served the army during the 1939-45 War as a company sergeant major, before rising to the rank of major.

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Yearenders 2015: 13 international cricketers who passed away in 2015

Richie Benaud was one of the prominent names of cricket fraternity who left the planet in 2015.

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Tom Graveney: Class is permanent, as proved by cover drives at 76

The grand finale of Tom Graveney’s tale of elegance and charm was scripted across three years and 24 Tests, a surreal swansong against the backdrop of a glorious sunset.

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England cricketers wear black armbands in honour of Tom Graveney during 3rd Test against Pakistan

Tom Graveney, who passed away on November 4, was paid tribute to by England cricketers by wearing black armbands during the 3rd Test against Pakistan.

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Former English cricketer Tom Graveney passes away at 88

Graveney played 79 Tests and scored 4882 runs at a poignant average of 44.38 in his enticing international career.

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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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Tom Graveney passes away at 88

Tom Graveney, the former England captain and president of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), has died at the age of 88.

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Tom Graveney: Life and times

Graveney was a regular for England throughout the 1950s. He was the Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1953.

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Tom Graveney: 11 facts about the fine England batsman

Tom Graveney was one of the finest batsmen to have played for England. In 79 Tests, he scored 4,882 runs at an average of 44.38.

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Tom Graveney: The man who played his best cricket after he turned 39

Tom Graveney was one of the most elegant and graceful batsmen to play for England. Surprisingly, he peaked after 39, after being recalled to the Test side to face Wes Hall and Charlie Griffith.

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