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A glimpse of genius

Gary Gilmour was a supremely talented allrounder but his international record doesn't tell you just how much ability he possessed

12-Jun-2014•Ashley Mallett

An exemplar of the Bombay school

Mantri may have had a modest record at the Test level, but that didn't prevent him from being an influential figure in Indian cricket

23-May-2014•Ayaz Memon

'Mandela created a future for SA cricket'

Till 1992 there was no thought about South Africa playing in the World Cup, but Mandela's words changed that immediately. Such was the power of Mandela

06-Dec-2013•Ali Bacher

One of England's finest against pace

Reg Simpson, who has died aged 93, would have played far more for England but for the country's wealth of batting talent in the 1950s

28-Nov-2013•Pat Gibson

Rocket Mann

Tony Mann, who turns 68 today, was an exceptional Australian legspinner growing up, but his over-use of the googly might have shortened his Test career significantly

08-Nov-2013•Ashley Mallett

Ear-splitting, earth-shaking, shiver-inducing

Cricket writers pick their abiding Tendulkar memory

10-Oct-2013

A servant of cricket

Commentator Munir Hussain devoted his life to the game, celebrating its magic and beauty

06-Aug-2013•Saad Shafqat

Joker, competitor, team man

Zimbabwe left-arm spinner Ray Price combined humour and intensity in an international career that spanned over a decade

29-Jul-2013•Firdose Moonda

The big brother I wanted to be like

Batting and bowling alongside Chris Martin was a lesson in temperament

05-Jul-2013•Iain O'Brien

My Scottish chum

Team-mate, rival and friend, Mike Denness was a gentleman cricketer, a man with a happy disposition and a caring soul

21-Apr-2013•Ashley Mallett

Gracious captain; Kent legend

With a strong work ethic and a moral compass that many a modern-day player would do well to follow, Mike Denness helped build and maintain the glory days of Kent cricket

20-Apr-2013•Mark Pennell

Courageous, combative, commonsensical

Haseeb Ahsan was everything a selector ought to be, and his impact on Pakistan cricket was long-lasting

09-Mar-2013•Saad Shafqat

The tale of a Terror

Charlie Turner, who enters the Australian cricket Hall of Fame today, was among the finest bowlers of his time

04-Feb-2013•Ric Sissons

One of the last great romantics

Frank Keating, one of Britain's most loved sportswriters, had an eye for the greater truths

25-Jan-2013•David Hopps

A <i>jigar baaz</i> cricketer

Team-mates pay tribute to former India allrounder Rusi Surti, who died at the age of 76

13-Jan-2013•Nagraj Gollapudi

India's answer to Garry Sobers

A fine allrounder, Rusi Surti played 26 Tests, and emerged as one of India's finest fielders of the era

13-Jan-2013•R Mohan

A doyen of cricket with a comic touch

The voice synonymous with the English summer will no longer speak. Those who shared commentary and press boxes with CMJ will feel his loss particularly

01-Jan-2013•Vic Marks

Big friend of a little island

Tony Greig shared a special bond with Sri Lanka, dating back to before their World Cup win

30-Dec-2012•Andrew Fernando

Cricket's greatest salesman

Tony Greig had unlimited enthusiasm for the game, and he took it global, working from Brisbane to Bridgetown and everywhere in between

30-Dec-2012•Mark Nicholas

A champion of the players' cause

Tony Greig was one of England's premier allrounders and a man who didn't mind being villified for fighting for what he believed was his right

29-Dec-2012•David Tossell

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