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Fazal Mahmood, Abdul Qadir inducted into PCB Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Fazal Mahmood, Abdul Qadir inducted into PCB Hall of Fame

LAHORE: Former captains Fazal Mahmood and Abdul Qadir have been inducted into the PCB Hall of Fame posthumously.The two stalwarts have joined Hanif...

PCB Hall of Fame honours Fazal Mahmood, Abdul Qadir this year - Vimarsana News

PCB Hall of Fame honours Fazal Mahmood, Abdul Qadir this year

The formal inductions of all eight PCB Hall of Famers will take place during the ongoing season

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Former England captain Ted Dexter dies aged 86 - Vimarsana News

Former England captain Ted Dexter dies aged 86

'Winning in Australia has always been the pinnacle'Ted Dexter, Wisden Cricketer of the Year 1961"No English cricketer bred since the war has

Saeed Anwar: An unorthodox genius | Sports - Vimarsana News

Saeed Anwar: An unorthodox genius | Sports

Acclaimed as the most naturally talented batsman that Pakistan has ever produced, Saeed’s casual nonchalance and entrancing array of strokes delighted spectators and savants alike, leaving wonderful memories for all those who were fortunate enough to witness him in his prime.

20 Facts - Vimarsana News

20 Facts

20 Facts 20 Facts 1. John Wisden was a pioneering cricketer in Victorian times. A 5ft 4ins fast bowler, he was nicknamed The Little Wonder and once took all 10 wickets in an innings, every one of them clean bowled. He went into business in 1850, while still at the height of his career, selling cricket gear in Leamington. In 1859 he went on the first English cricket tour abroad - to the USA and Canada. 2. A new edition of Wisden has been published every year since 1864. The first edition was priced at one shilling. It ran to only 112 pages and was padded out with several items unrelated to cri...