Sir Don Bradman pulling the shot in the famous body line series.

The 1950 West Indies Side

The 1950 West Indies side (back row from left): Cecil Williams, Roy Marshall, Alf Valentine, Lance Pierre, Clyde Walcott, HHH Johnson, Allan Rae, Ken Trestrail and baggage manager Mr Ferguson. Front row (from left): Sonny Ramadhin, Prior Jones, Frank Worrell, assistant manager Palmer Barnes, John Goddard (captain), Gerry Gomez, Jeff Stollmeyer, Robert Christiani and Everton Weekes.

 

Imran Khan in his Younger days

The Australians in New Zealand, 1946

The Australians in New Zealand, 1946. Standing: W. Watts (scorer), D. Tallon, K.R. Miller, W.J. O'Reilly, E.R.H. Toshack, B. Dooland, R.A. Hamence, E.C. Yeomans (manager). Seated: I.W. Johnson, C.V. McCool, A.L. Hassett, W.A. Brown (captain), S.G. Barnes, K.D. Meuleman, R.R. Lindwall. Note the logos on the blazers.

 

Sikander Raza Butt

Sialkot Born Sikander Raza Butt First ODI for Zimbabwe against Bangladesh 3 May 2013, unfortunatley he didn't perfrom in his game bowled by Shafi-ul-Islam. He scored just 3 runs. He is only 27 years old playing for Mashonaland Eagles, Northerns (Zimbabwe), Southern Rocks, Zimbabwe A, Zimbabwe High Performance XI. He born April 24, 1986, Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan.

 

Don Bradman, 'box' in position, prepares to tune up in the nets at Lord's, 1948. Behind him, waiting to bowl, are Ernie Toshack (left) and Doug Ring, Lord's, May 1948.

Brian Lara saluting the crowd final time

Brian Lara, saluting the crowd, walks off for the final time in ODI, England v West Indies, Super Eights Match in World Cup 2007, Barbados, April 21, 2007. The End of Lengendry Batsman.

 

Happiest Moment of Pakistan Team Members after Winning the 1992 World Cup

Left to Right: Zahid Fazal, Wasim Akram, Aamir Sohail

Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli in his early days

Shahid Afridi needs 6 more sixes

Pakistan dashing Shahid Khan Afridi needs 6 more Sixes to become first batsman in the histroy of game to hit 400 sixes in all three formats. Currently he has cleared the boundary 394 times.
308 Sixes in ODI
32 Sixes in T20I
52 Sixes in Test