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Cricket Stadium always play a vital role in making the match look more beautiful from spectator point of view. Using every possible angle & dimensions , The cameraman try his hand to show the crowd and surrounding outside and inside the stadium.More the crowd, More beautiful & thrilling is the match to witness. Here we will see such biggest ground …
1. Len Hutton (Australia) Len Hutton scored the most run in No.1 position in test cricket against England in Ashes,1937. He scored 374 runs which includes 35 fours. The record is still alive with 70+ years of being made . 2. Matthew Hayden (Australia) Matthew Hayden scored the highest position in No.2 position in test cricket where he scored 380 …
Derek Underwood – The former English Cricketer who used to bowl left arm orthodox spin was a unique bowler as he used to change the pace of his bowling according to conditions. To consider him only a spinner is not entirely true as most of the times he used to bowl medium pace. He represented England in 86 test matches and 26 ODIs and was …
West Indies We all know how dangerous West Indies was in the 70s and 80s. The lethal pace bowler and flamboyant Batsman from the Caribbean island were dominating and aggressive with their approach in the field.Such is a example of their dominance as they had a consecutive wins in ODIs in 1985 with 11 wins and they were undefeated the …
5) JM Gregory The former Australian & New South Wales bowler Jack Gregory made into the list of fastest hundred in test cricket. Known for his lethal pace bowling, Gregory achieved this record against South Africa where he scored hundred in 67 balls and in 70 minutes which was the fastest at that time in terms of balls & time …