Matches (4)

Women's Hundred (1)

WCL 2 (1)

Men's Hundred (1)

CPL (1)

BP-W

123/6

TR-W

(34/100 balls, T:124) 54/1

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CAN

(18.5/50 ov) 91/1

NAM

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Schedule Table Series

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A colossus, both as a player and a personality, he was a barracker's delight and Australia's MVP

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A prince among batsmen

Over a century ago, the English game was transformed by an Indian who went on to become the most popular cricketer in the Empire

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The wise old king

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Out of our comfort zone

The most prolific Test bowler of them all has made a case for tackling cricket by one's own lights, and forced a generation of players and cricket watchers to reassess their conceptions of the game

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He was the main event both on and off the field - sledging, jesting, fighting, winning, and getting up people's noses most of all

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For love (and money)

A "professional who batted just like an amateur", he was perceived as businesslike, but was actually a brilliant, spontaneous, original player

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Un-Indian idol

Kapil Dev bowled fast at a time when his country didn't produce fast bowlers; his spirit lives on through the style and aggression of modern Indian teams

30-May-2009•Gideon Haigh

Man and superman

Off the field he may have been an awkward hero, on it Garry Sobers was "evolution's ultimate specimen"

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