Craig McDermott Bowling Against Pakistan in The Semi Final of World Cup 1987.

A Memorable Photo of Vinod Kambli and Sachin Tendulkar in his school days.

Zimbabwe Left Hand Wicket Keeper Batsman Andy Flower, Who was famous for his consistant batting and reserve sweep as well.

Amir Nazir Who Picked in Pakistan Squad For West Indies Tour in 1991-92.

Pakistan Dashing Opening Batsman Aamir Sohail

Pakistani Left Handed Opening Batsman Shahdab Kabir, Wo Made his Test Debut in England in 1996.

Shaid Khan Afridi, The picture was taken before he was heading to Australia for Carlton and United ODI series, between Pakistan, Australia, and West Indies. Pakistan was first Asian team who actually won this tournament.

Shahid Khan Afridi in 1996-97

South Africa Medium Pace Fanie de Villiers, who was famous with his accurate lenght in 1990's.

Tim Robinson Scored 160 Runs Against India

Moin Khan In His Earlier International Days

The Australians fielders Round batsman John Edrich during their victorious 1948 series

Bishan Singh Bedi

we always helped each other and learnt a lot from each other. Pras, Chandra and Venkat were all highly educated as well. Getty Images

90's Spin Trio Anil Kumble, Shane Warne, Mushtaq Ahmad

Arjuna Ranatunga Brother Sanjeeva Ranatunga, Who Also Played For Sri Lanka

Pakistan Leg Spinner Ali Hussain Rizvi Who Played One Test For Pakistan

Zahid Fazal was Part of 1992 World Cup

Rashid Latif and Basit Ali in 1996

Pakistan Dashing Left Handed Opening Batsman Saeed Anwar in 1992

Another Picture of Inzamam and Mushtaq on the way to last wicket victory against Australia in 1994 at Karachi.

A Memorable Moments When Inzamam-ul-Haq and Mushtaq Ahmad Won The Test Match Against Australia at Karachi. They scored 58 Runs on the last wicket. Perhaps Ian Healy cannot forget the mistake of missing the stump off Shane Warne Bowling.

Basit Ali on the Tour of West Indies in 1991

West Indian Middle Order Batsman Jimmy Adams

Salim Malik Smiling Against Australia in 1994 When He Played Extremely Well to Shane Warne.

Young Glenn McGrath On The Tour of Pakistan in 1994

Former Australian Opening Batsman David Boon

Young Vivan Richard in 1979 against Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Butt, Amir and Asif get banned for bowling intentional no-balls

Back from the funeral of his father in Mumbai Sachin Tendulkar hit an unbeaten 140 in an unbroken 237-run stand with Rahul Dravid (104 NO ) third wicket in World Cup 99 at Bristol on May 23

England All Rounder Craig White

Rameez Raja Former Pakistani Opening Batsman

Courtney Walsh

Aamir Malik

Sachin Tendulkar Flicks The Ball

Australian Young Guns of 1993, Left to Right: Stuart Law, Damien Martyn, Justin Langer, Ricky Ponting, Brad Hodge

Sachin Tendulkar was the first overseas professional to play for Yorkshire

Young Ricky Ponting in His First Test Against Sri Lanka in 1995

Waqar Younis in his Bolwing Stride

UAE Captain Sultan Zarawani, walking out to face Allan Donald without a helmet back then 1996 world cup

Sir Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards.

There's going to be an open-top bus parade in Colombo today. The party isn't going to end in Sri Lanka any time soon

There's going to be an open-top bus parade in Colombo today. The party isn't going to end in Sri Lanka any time soon

Mike Gatting and Shakoor Rana got up close and personal at Faisalabad in 1987

Neil Wagner takes career-best match figures of 8 for 126 against India

Sachin Tendulkar leads the Indian team out to the field, on what seems set to be his last day as an India cricketer.

Sir Geoffrey Boycott batting against India

Shastri lbw 15 (34), Azharuddin lbw 0 (1), Tendulkar lbw 0(1) - Aaqib Javed gets a hat-trick in Sharjah.

A Rare Photo of Shahid Afridi in late 1990's

The Real Magician of Off Spin bowling

Paul Stirling in 2009

Sachin Tendulkar first opened for India in ODIs. He made an amazing 82 off 49 balls