Gideon Haigh looks back at Fowler's match in 1910 ... forgotten now, but back then, the talk of the Empire

There is only one match at Lord's where spectators are segregated, and surprisingly that is the annual fixture between Eton and Harrow

2005 sees the 200th anniversary of what is believed to be the oldest of all cricket fixtures still played to this day - the annual Eton v Harrow match

Harrow outbowled and outbatted Eton to win the annual battle between the two schools by seven wickets at a sun drenched Lord's

Cricket's history has its fair share of games linked to one person - Laker's match in 1956, Botham's in 1981