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Vic Richardson

Vic Richardson: 18 things to know about the talented Australian who did not share a great relation with Don Bradman

Apart from cricket, football, baseball and lacrosse and tennis, Vic Richardson was also involved in sports like gymnastics, swimming, tennis, golf (played in state-level) and basketball.

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Clarrie Grimmett clean bowls Don Bradman, loses money

Clarrie Grimmett dismissed Don Bradman with a leg-break. Vic Richardson wasn't amused.

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Towel Day: Cricket’s most iconic towels

The likes of Steve Waugh and Richie Benaud have had famous associations with the piece of cloth.

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An XI of cricketers who have played other sports at international level

A list of exceptionally talented sportspeople who made themselves in various sports alongside cricket.

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The wrong English bastard!

Vic Richardson's comment after Douglas Jardine visited the Australian dressing-room demanding an apology for an Australian calling Harold Larwood a bastard.

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Australian cricketers beat Transvaal baseball side — at baseball!

Despite the absence of Don Bradman, the South Africans were thrashed by Vic Richardson's men. Then their baseball players challenged the Australians — at baseball.

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Darren Sammy equals world record of five catches in an innings during India-West Indies 2nd Test

West Indies skipper Darren Sammy on Friday equaled the world record of taking maximum catches as a fielding in a Test innings. The last time such a record was equaled was in February earlier this year when Graeme Smith took five catches against Pakistan.

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Vic Richardson: Former Australian captain, champion sporting all-rounder

Vic Richardson was proficient in cricket, football, tennis, baseball, golf, lacrosse, basketball, and swimming. He was also grandfather of the Chappell brothers.

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Clarrie Grimmett takes 13 wickets at Durban in what would turned out to be his farewell Test match

March 3, 1936. Clarrie Grimmett ended the series in South Africa with a haul of 13 wickets at Durban, bringing his tally in the series to 44. Strangely, this was to be his final Test match. Arunabha Sengupta recalls the way the little gnome-like leg spinner vanquished the South African batting.

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10 cricketers whom Sir Don Bradman rubbed the wrong way

Former Australian cricketer Gary Cosier recently made headlines by saying that the 1970s Australian cricketers hated Don Bradman. Arunabha Sengupta says that it is not surprising and lists a number of men Bradman rubbed the wrong way during his long career as a player, captain and administrator.

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