Huge Crowds queue outside The Oval ahead of the start of the final Test in 1938

Former England captain Tony Greig calls legendary Australia bowler Dennis Lillee 'a bit of a fairy'

Australian Famous Fast Bowling Pair, Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson chatting in the nets.

Dennis Keith Lillee was born at Subiaco, Perth, on July 18, 1949

Australian Spinner Bruce Yardley

Fast & Furious Shoaib Akhtar; World's only Fastest Bowler who bowled the 100mph

Archie Jackson practising at the start of the 1930 tour, April 28, 1930

Jimmy Anderson, the man of the match at the first Ashes Test between England and Australia at Trent Bridge 2013

In 1964, Fred Trueman became the first man to claim 300 Test wickets

In 1972, 23 years old Dennis Keith Lillee was terrorising the English batsmen with enormous pace and unrivalled aggression

In 1990, a 17 year-old Sachin Tendulkar made his first international 100 at Old Trafford, while Allan Lamb Applause his brilliant innings.

Sir Don Bradman bowled by Eric Hollies at Zero. And 99.94 became cricket's defining Number

English bowler Sydney Francis Barnes in 1901

Aizaz-Cheema-leaps-before-delivery Pakistan vs Zimbabwe

Dennis Lillee going for boxing day Test Match against West Indies in 1979

Left Arm Spinner George Dockrell Bowling Action

Geroge Lohmann was purely a medium pacer but possessed the ability to seam the ball both ways

Derek Underwood took 297 wickets in 86 Test matches for England

Fazal Mahmood was Pakistan’s first great quick, spearheading their first attack to several memorable victories against arch-rivals India

Derek Randall doffs his cap to Dennis Lillee after ducking a bouncer in the 1977 Centenary Test.

Cricketing great Denis Lillee,

Charles Thomas Biass Turner was one of the first greats of the game and the predominant great Australian fast bowler of his generation

Clarrie Grimmett started plating cricket at a time when there was a complete drought of spin bowlers in the world

Niall-O’Brien hitting the ball hard towards leg side against England

Banglades batsman Shakib Al Hasan scored 84, vs Pakistan, World Twenty20 2012, Group D, Pallekele, September 25, 2012

England Alec Bedser was responsible for the revival of English cricket after the Second World War.

Indian left Arm Spinner Bishan Singh bedi took 266 wickets in 66 matches.

At 6 feet 6 inches, Bob Willis was an intimidating fast bowler, one of the fastest England have ever produced.

West Indian fast bowler Courtney Walsh became the first bowler to reach the mark of 500 Test wickets

Australian bill-oreilly leg break googly bowler.

Among the famed Indian spin quartet comprising of Chandra, Bedi, Venkat and Prasanna, no one could turn the ball like Chandra.

Australian all-rounder Alan Davidson was a big game performer.

Two great cricketers Denis Lilee & Ian Botham

Ray Lindwall traps Peter May LBW in the First Test against England, 1954–55

Ranjitsinhji, celebrated cricketer and Maharaja of Nawanagar, who died in 1933

Pakistan fast bowler, Asif Masood at the Melbourne Cricket Stadium

Victor Trumper - 1890s, National Museum of Australia, Canberra, Australia

West Indian batsman Basil Butcher Batting style

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