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Wilfred Rhodes

‘Ambidextrous’ XI 1: Right-handed batsmen, left-handed bowlers

Here is a list of those who batted right-handed hand and bowled left-arm.

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The R’s: Superb batting and versatile bowling from a problem of plenty

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with R, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta has to pick and choose from a number of superlative cricketers to have played the game.

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502 to win: The glory of the Golden Age

The period between 1890 and 1914 was like any other era, with almost the same mix of dashing daredevilry with the bat and methodically precise stonewalling.

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Bill Storer and other bowling wicketkeepers

A commonly asked trivia question links a giant of the cricket world with a giant of the literary world, as follows: Who is the only First-Class victim of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?

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Dream Team: A Test XI of all-rounders

Creating a dream Test XI of all-rounders presents an interesting headache.

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15 iconic quotes on Jack Hobbs

Hobbs was a legend of his era and is still remembered for his contribution towards cricket.

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Wilfred Rhodes: 15 startling statistics about the English legend

Rhodes has played 1,110 First-Class matches in his career and owns the record by quite a margin as the second placed Frank Woolley has 978 matches.

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Rhodes, Hill, Trumper, Haigh: How believable are player memories?

The memories of cricketers are as fallible and prone to errors as the romantic imagination of cricket writers and fans.

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Shivnarine Chanderpaul and others with 20-year long careers

Shivnarine Chanderpaul is seventeenth in the list with a career spanning for 20 or more years.

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Trevor Bailey: One of the greatest all-rounders produced by England

Trevor Bailey is remembered as a dour, stonewalling batsman with the fitting nickname Barnacle. However, there was much more to his cricket — including an array of strokes seldom unveiled, incisive fast-medium bowling and superb close to the wicket catching.

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