A unforgetable moments for Curtly Ambrose gets a guard of honour from the England players as he walks to bat for the very last time in his Test career. Ambrose played 98 Tests for West Indies and picked up 405 wickets

29 Feb 1996 Paul Adams of South Africa bowls during the World Cup Group B game against Pakistan at the National Stadium in Karachi, Pakistan. In the back ground, Aamir Sohail watching him

Indian Leg spinner Amit Mishra took a record 18 wickets in five ODIs against Zimbabwe 2013

A Beautiful Panoramic View of Adelaide Oval 1902

Abdul Qadir is considered one of the best leg spinners of the world. He revived the art of leg spinning in the 80s

Zaheer Abbas Known As Asian Bradman

Allan Border’s reputation as one of the finest captains the game has ever seen often overshadows his phenomenal skills as a batsman

Barry Anderson Richards played only four Tests in his career and it was more of a loss for cricket than for Richards himself.

All-rounder Greig scored 3,599 Test runs at an average of 40.43 and was also more than handy with the ball 141 wickets at an average of 32.20

MohammadAzharrudin racing 122 against England Fifth Test at Kanpur

Michael Holding called the Whispering Death, referring to his long, mesmerising, stealthy and rhythmic run up

Keith Miller could. One of the greatest all-rounders the game has seen

Malcolm Marshall was first selected for West Indies in 1978

King of cricket Sir Don Bradman is one of the game's greats

Kapil proved that even in the absence of speed, bounce and support, one can go on to be one of the greatest ever

Joel Garner was scariest bowler who ever lived. When he delivered those 90mph bouncers from those giant shoulders and a frame of 6 feet 8 inches

Jimmy Anderson Lovely Bowling Action

Jim Laker shall always be remembered as the man who took 19 wickets in a single Test, a feat achieved in the Old Trafford Test in 1956

J H Fingleton

Javagal Srinath in his bolwing stride

in the 1960s, there was no sight more frightening than a charged up Wes Hall steaming down his run up to deliver his 90mph projectiles of terror

Pakistan Best Ever All-Rounder and Captain Imran Khan.

Harold Larwood one of the most debated player in Ashes history after blowing in bodyline series in 1932-33

Glenn McGrath Bowling Action

Ireland George Dockrell with the Ball in the training session.

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

Douglas Jardine the iron duke led England to vicotry in 1932-33 Ashes series.

Australian Fast Bowler Dennis Lillee in his peak days.

Pakistani All Rounder Abdul Razzaq

Two Great Legends of Pakistan Cricket, Imran Khan and Wasim Akram. A memorable Picture

Indian Wall Rahul Dravid