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