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The infamous 1974 Tony Greig vs Alvin Kallicharran run-out. Julien defended the ball to Greig at silly point. Alan Knott (wk) immediately dislodged the stumps signaling the end of the day's play, but Greig picked the ball and threw down the stumps at Kallicharran’s end while he was walking off. Was the ball dead? Was Kallicharran out? What's your take? 🏏
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Channel 4 lunch break with Richie Benaud and Mark Nicholas in 2005 during the 5th Ashes Test at The Oval on Day Five.
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A look back at Sir Curtly Ambrose’s roots. His home village of Swetes, his school, and his family.
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Sir Viv playing "One Bounce" on the beach where it all started.
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🇿🇼 Sean Williams demonstrated a true act of sportsmanship when he walked off the field after nicking the ball, despite the umpire not giving him out. 🇦🇺 Alex Carey should have walked if he knew he’d edged the ball. Cricket should always be a gentleman's game Cricket Australia #Ashes #WeymarOnCricket
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So much iconic talent on one plane! Clive Lloyd’s West Indies squad heading to Australia for their 1975/76 tour.
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Mark Greatbatch taking down Malcolm Marshall and Curtly Ambrose in '92 WC. The original pinch hitter 🇳🇿
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The most famous duck in cricket history On 14 August 1948, Sir Don Bradman walked out for his final Test innings needing just 4 runs to finish with a career average of 100. Instead, he was bowled for a duck by Eric Hollies on the second ball he faced. He ended his career with an average of 99.94
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One hand. One fractured thumb. Seven wickets. 😤 1984, Sir Malcolm Denzel Marshall came out as the last man with a fractured thumb just to support Larry Gomes, who was on 96. He then returned to dismantle 🏴 with 7/53, leading 🌴 to a famous victory. One of the most feared spell in cricket history. 🫡
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