He was a famous England batsman.
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Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) at Lord's Cricket Ground in England, MC Cowdrey (Michael Colin) comes to mind. I think those may be the answers.
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Can't remember if he was a prop or he's name for that matter but i think you are right and that he was born in Lancashire
154753
The man was all guts, played with heart everyday, never a slacker. His on field talent should be enough to get him into the hall. My problem is he never really admitted to the public and baseball itself that he was wrong. He kind of but not really did this last time.....for one I don't think it was enough. Admit your fully wrong Pete, you were too good a player to not be there.
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All scholars are not good teacher the same way a good player does not mean a good captain. Sachin had his try and during his time the team wasn't that good and even he failed to make a mark as a captain and on top of it, people like Azhar and Jadeja were deciding the results of the match. Let Sachin be a player, there is already enough pressure on him and he plays an imp. role in strengthening the team. It's certainly not the end of his era he still has lot to deliver
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i will give him 4 out of 10...it was not about just how many wickets did he take...but it was about making the last over historic...if he could have made that over successful with the wicket i think we must have the greater chances of winning the series after 35 years...but his bowling was pathetic in the last over specially...
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That's a great bat to have.  Some legendary Aussie cricketers in that era.\n\nIn 1974-75 Australia hosted England for the Ashes.\n4th Test team (Syndey)\n\nI Redpath\nR McCosker\nI Chappell (c)\nG Chappell\nR Edwards\nD Walters\nR Marsh\nM Walker\nD Lillee\nA Mallett\nJ Thomson\n\n5th Test (Adelaide) Terry Jenner played\n\n6th Test (Melbourne) Dymock played\n\n\nIn 1975 Australia toured England\n\nMcCosker\nA Turner\nI Chappell (c)\nG Chappell\nR Edwards\nD Walters\nR Marsh\nM Walker\nJ Thomson\nD Lillee\nA Mallett\n\nG Gilmour only other player to play in that series in the 3rd Test.\n\n\nIn 1975-76 West Indies toured Australia\n\nRedpath\nTurner\nI Chappell (c)\nG Chappell\nMcCosker\nMarsh\nGilmour\nJenner\nLillee\nThomson\nMallett\n\nOnly other player to play was Cosier in the 3rd Test in Melbourne.
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Wikipedia has a great article detailing his life:
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That's right!\nhe was undoubtedly one of the best leaders of all time.\n\nexcept for the match fixing part.. evrything was good about him.. a perfect (dependable)allrounder.. who always played an important role in SA's each n every win..
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He was also a farmer.
102943
He is not a very good bowler as we all know and as u said it. He will definately break the record and i dont think so any1 in near future will even dare come near this record of his.
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He is a great middle-order batsman and can consolidate the innings of his whole team and pull them out of any problem. He is the future captain of India, and is presently (since 1 year) the batsman with most runs. He also represents India in the top 10 batsmen in ODIs.\nTo sum it up- he is great!!
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its really foolish to say like that ,when sachin tendulkar was at his performance best ,everybody praised him ,he was called master blaster!!!,was compared with bradmen.\nrecently in few matches his performance is shadoweded by other young upcoming stars,but his presence in the team is a great moral booster.its just that he not at his level best now & that is a matter of concern for everyone.
664287
Yes, because his exploits as a player are what should get him considered, not the fact that he was a numbskull betting on baseball, including his own team!
54667
yeah, but he wasnt famous at the time.
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Ability wise I didn't see much difference. The difference really was temperament. Why else would have Vishy's career peter down? His bro-in-law, Sunny however excelled till the end. A 96 on a crumbling wicket in his last innings. And a glorious 188 against the MCC XI in his last first class match. (A second innings duck too BTW).\n\nVishy started off well...till everything for him stated going haywire.
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he was a great player..one of the best in the world
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a baseball signed by one of his favorites comes to mind