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Tony Greig

Racism in Cricket: Examples of ugly discrimination striking the gentleman’s game

From time to time, cricket has seen some ugly incidents of racism which have killed the spirit.

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South Africa vs Australia, Past encounters — Part 5 of 7

The period of South Africa’s isolation which saw the Australians visit on two ‘rebel tours’.

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Tony Greig infamously runs out Alvin Kallicharran at Port of Spain in 1974

Tony Greig’s run-out of Alvin Kallicharran almost resulted in a riot at Port of Spain.

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A year without Tony Greig the commentator

It has been a year since the most energetic cricket commentator passed away.

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Ashes 2013-14: Bill Lawry predicts celebratory atmosphere for last two Ashes Tests

Bill Lawry has tipped a celebratory tone at Melbourne and Sydney.

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Happy Birthday, Tony Greig!

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Keith Fletcher: A fine cricketing brain

Keith Fletcher, born May 20, 1944, was one of England’s finest cricketing brains. Although he captained on just seven counts, he was an able advisor to the likes of Tony Lewis and Tony Greig. Karthik Parimal looks back at the career of this shrewd cricketer.

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Before IPL, we had Sharjah

Long before the Indian Premier League (IPL) or even Twenty20 were dreamt of, the Sharjah Cup was a tournament cricket fans from these countries anticipated eagerly.

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The first of the two Sachin Tendulkar desert storms

The day of the first desert storm, when Sachin Tendulkar launched into a murderous assault on the Australian bowlers to take India into the Coca-Cola Cup final.

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Centenary Test ends with the result exactly what it was in the first-ever Test match!

March 17, 1977. The Centenary Test ended in a thrilling finale and a result out of fairy tales. Arunabha Sengupta looks back at the final day’s cricket of this spectacular sporting occasion.

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