Fiery
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Can you beat for the cricket guru title?
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Tony Greig was the player though, wasn't he?
Fiery
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archie mac
International Coach
Mike Brearley?
1975?
1975?
Fiery
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Yes, who, when and where was he playing?
Fiery
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No according to my source, are you sure he did used one then?
It was against the Windies ...(because it was the pace bowling of Marshall, holding and co that he was protecting himself....)possibly in Australia
Fiery
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You got the "who" right but not the "when" or "where" yet
So it must have been in the Caribbean ....1978perhaps
Fiery
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Yep, can you tell me which test?
Must have been the First ...but it looks a Tricky one .....so how about 3rd Test after players were scared off by the Windies bowlers in the first 2 ....
Fiery
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Not, not 1st or 3rdMust have been the First ...but it looks a Tricky one .....so how about 3rd Test after players were scared off by the Windies bowlers in the first 2 ....
Fiery
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Correct JBMAC. How's it going mate?
Fiery
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Buchi Babu Naidu?
Holding's Balls
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that was him. Tasty delivery as wellAshoka Pakora?
JBMAC
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Thats close fiery..I'll forgive the spelling mistakes
C.K. Nayudu was "Wisden’s Cricketer of the Year" – 1933.
His innings of 116 runs with 11 sixes against the MCC at Lahore in 1933 remained a world record for over two decades ... And CK was India’s first captain at the country’s baptism into Test cricket at Lord’s in 1932.
BTW..He was still playing grade cricket at the ripe old age of 68