Sir Richard Hadlee celebrating another wicket against India in the 1976 Test.

Sir Donald Bradman walks out to bat for the final time Australians PM XI v England, Canberra, February 3, 1963

Sir Donald Bradman and Rick Scheeren, Canberra 1963

Young Sanath Jayasuriya

Rashid Latif

Saeed Anwar with Smiling Face

Sid Barnes, Australian cricketer. Aged 16 paying for Petersham 1932

Saqlain Mushtaq was a trendsetter, the pioneer of that H-bomb called the doosra

Sanath Jayasuirya oldest Players to score ODI century

Sir Frank Worrell (West Indies) - 51 tests, 9 100s, 22 50s, average 49.48, HS 261- The first of the infamous Three W's

Sir Garry Sobers catching close to the wicket may have been equalled but never surpassed, and he was a brilliant fielder anywhere 1

Sir Donald Bradman will be one of the sporting legends honoured on the new $40 million footbridge leading to Adelaide Oval

Sarfraz gets rid of Gary Cosier. (From Left) Sadiq, Mushtaq, Sarfraz, Imran, Javed and Cosier.

Sarfraz having a word with the West Indian umpire during the Jamaica Test

Shoaib Akhtar is estatics against South Africa in 1999 world cup in England

Shakib-Al-Hasan-Appealing

Shakib Al Hasan smashes one to the leg side, Bangladesh v India, Asia Cup, Mirpur, March 16, 2012

Dr WG Grace in 1885 aged 37

Sarfraz Nawaz sends one down, West Indies v Pakistan, World Cup, 2nd semi-final, June 20, 1979

Norman Gifford was 44 when he made his one-day debut for England

Les Ames is controversially run out for 4, Australia v England, 5th Test, Sydney, February 25, 1933

Jack Hobbs and Archie MacLaren go out to open the innings, England v Australia, Edgbaston, 1909

Hasan Raza batting on debut when it was claimed he was 14 ... that was later disputed by his own board, Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Sheikhupura, October 20, 1996

Graham Gooch batting in the Benson & Hedges Cup final, Essex v Northamptonshire, Lord's, July 21, 1980

Graham Gooch batting in the Benson & Hedges Cup final, Essex v Northamptonshire, Lord's, July 21, 1980

Ejaz Ahmad Pakistani Middle Order Batsman

Chandu Borde bats, watched by Brian Close, wicketkeeper John Murray, Mike Denness and John Hampshire, MCC v Indians, Lord's, May 23, 1967

Dominic Sibley completes his double hundred, Surrey v Yorkshire, County Championship, Division One, The Oval, 3rd day September 26, 2013

Brian Close dives at a chance offered by Roy Fredericks, England v West Indies, third Test, Old Trafford, Manchester, July 9, 1976

Brian Close avoids a short ball from Michael Holding, England v West Indies, 2nd Test, Lord's, 1st day, June 17, 1976

Saeed Anwar

Bert Oldfield stumps Joseph Hardstaff Jr. for 20 in England's second innings of the first Test in Brisbane, 1936-37

Bert Oldfield reels away after being struck by Harold Larwood, Australia v England, 3rd Test, Adelaide, January 16, 1933

Australia v England, 1924-5. 4th Test, Hobbs stumped by Oldfield. Hobbs had lifted his foot for a second.

1924-25 England touring party to Australia L to R back row Bryan Tyldesley Tate Toone Whysall Chapman Sandham Front Row Strudwick Douglas Gilligan Hobbs Woolley Hendren Freeman Sutcliffe Howell

11 Oct 1999 Ian Healy of Australia the usual wicketkeeper, in the unusual position of bowling, during the tour match between the Zimbabwe President's XI and Australia at Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

Middle Order Pakistani Batsman Salim Malik

Aamir Sohail

Sid Barnes after losing his wicket on 234 runs the same total Bradman made at the SCG Test against England in 1946

Pakistani opening batsman Sadiq Muhammad Smashed by Andy Roberts

Saleem Altaf in action, July 16, 1971

Current Pakistan Bowling Coach Muhammad Akram

Shahid Nazir bowling action during 1996 England Tour

Pakistani All Rounder Aamir Malik, Played as Wicket Keeper batsman, and also can bowled medium fast as well.

Shahid Khan Afridi Life Lines Interview was Published in Local Cricketer Magazine in 1996, when he made fatest century in 37 balls.

Sachin Tendulkar with Vinod Kambli

Sachin Tendulkar in Smiling Mood

Sachin Tendulkar at the Oval, becomes the youngest to play 100 Tests. The Test is drawn, and so is the series

A Young Ricky Ponting in 1995

Rod Marsh gave his all, with gloves