Joe Solomon

He is most remembered for his role in the famous tied Test against Australia at the Gabba in 1960

The most dangerous runners between the wickets in cricket history, all in one team

Run-outs can be galling at the best of times; here are five that have dashed dreams, turned matches and sent crowds into a fury

He kept his cool to create Test cricket's most exciting moment. And Joe Solomon, now 86, is still cool

Gerry Alexander, who kept wicket for West Indies during the tied Test, has been remembered by his opponents in that match as a pioneer of the wicketkeeper-batsman trend, and as a man who helped ensure the game was played in the right spirit

Andrew Miller on some of the more comical dismissals in cricket's history

In a wonderful gesture to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first tied Test, played at the Gabba in the 1960/61 West Indies tour of Australia, the Australian Cricket Board has honored four of the living legends of that spectacular game by