Legendary allrounder Jack Kallis finally decide to retires from all international cricket.

in 1956 What's better than taking 9 wickets in the first innings? That's right - taking all ten in the second.

in 1956: What's better than taking 9 wickets in the first innings? That's right - taking all ten in the second.

Arguably the greatest ever cricketer retires...cricket will miss you, Jacques Kallis!

Zimbabwe Batsman Kevin Arnot

A Unique Click of Shahid Afridi in 1997

Left Arm Seam Bowler Alan Mullay, who was famous for his accurate lenght blowing

England Medium Pace Bowler Chris Lewis, who played in the 1992 world cup.

Known more as a flamboyant fast-bowler-bowling all-rounder and playboy nobody quite expected him to ever lead the national cricket team.

Former New Zealand Captain Ken Rutherford

Mushtaq Mohammad bowls, 1976 Photo Getty Image

Wasim Bari is the former wicket keeper of the Pakistan cricket team. He long career of 17 years spans from 1967-1984

Former England Wicket Keeper Jack Russel

Pakistan's passions have often played out through their love of the gentleman's game, as a penetrating sports history reveals.

Fawad Alam during domestic tournament in 2008

Umar Gul in 2007

Left Handed Middle Order Batsman Ashwell Prince

Former Pakistani Wicket Keeper Anil Dalpat

Hugh Tayfield of South Africa bowls against Surrey at The Oval, London, 18th July 1955 Getty Image

Usman Ghani celebrates reaching his maiden century, Zimbabwe v Afghanistan, 2nd ODI, Bulawayo, July 20, 2014 ©AFP

The Genius Sir Don Braman

The first big news of the day is the Ashton Charles Agar, (Born October 14, 1993 Melbourne Australia), the left-arm spinner, will make his Test debut in 2013..

Group photo of teams competing in the 1979 Cricket World Cup

A Beautiful Action of Waskim Akram in 1987

A Pose of Stephen Fleming

Ray Illingworth is caught by Mushtaq Mohammad for a duck, England v Rest of the World, 5th Test, The Oval, 4th day, August 17, 1970

Pakistan Best Ever Captain Imran Khan in His Peak Days

Late Wasim Hassan Raja on his way to smashing a quick-fire fifty against the WI during the 1975 World Cup in England.

All Rounder Zafar Iqbal Who Played For Few ODI's For Pakistan in Mid 1990's

Tony Dodemaide playing England Masters v Australia Masters, Trent Bridge Nottingham 1 July 2001

Sunil Gavaskar the Indian opening batsman during the England v India test Match at the Old Trafford cricket ground 1971

16 Years old Sachin Tendulkar Serves Notice of Audience With a Flurry of Sixes To Great Leg Spinner Abdul Qadir in 1989 at Peshawar

Muhammad Wasim in 1997, He made hundred on Test Debut Against New Zealand.

Hard Hitting Openign Batsman Sanath Jayasuriya in 1990

Shahid Nazir Who Got The Wicket on Test Debut on 4th Ball of the Over

Pakistan Premium Fast Bowler Junaid Khan in Local Dress in 2006. When he Could Perhaps Not Thinking to Play for Pakistan.

Young Aaqib Javed in 1990

Young Wasim Akram with long hair style.

Stylish and Dashing England Batsman Robin Smith

Kapil Dev

The Great Inzi in his earlier days.

The Fast & Furious Waqar Younis

Saeed Ajmal in 2007, When he was no where and he left the hope to play for pakistan. But he was too resilient to alive his hopes and finally make his place and transform him world's best off spinner

A Young Nasir Hussain Playing the Pull Shot

Zimbabwe Medium Fast Bowler Henry Olonga

A Rare Picture of Shahid Khan Afridi in Jan 1997

West Indies Legendry Batsman Brian Lara.

Left Arm Spinner Zulfiqar Baber

Chris Cairns in The World Cup 1996

Waqar Younis in 1996

Inzamam-ul-Haq Performs Really Bad in His First Test Series in England in 1992