Legendary South African cricketer Jonathan Neil Rhodes aka Jonty Rhodes, is undoubtedly the greatest fielder the cricketing world has ever seen. He recorded 34 catches in his Test career and 105 catches in his ODI career. Iconic South African star cricketer AB de Villiers and Australian legend Ricky Ponting also deserve their mentions among the … Read more
Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar and the king of Eden Gardens, Sourav Ganguly, are truly the best opening pair the cricketing world has ever seen. These two Indian legends opened in 136 matches and scored a combined total of 6,609 runs. Australian opening duo Adam Gilchrist and Mathew Hayden and West Indian opening duo Gordon Greenidge … Read more
The match between England and Australia in 2005 at Edgbaston is truly the greatest Test match in cricketing history. England defeated Australia by just 2 runs in that match. The 2001 Test match between India and Australia at the Eden Gardens and the 1981 Test match between England and Australia at Headingly also deserve their mentions … Read more
Australian cricketing legend Don Brandman has achieved an astonishing 99.94 batting average in his Test cricket career, which is surely the most unbelievable cricket record in known history. The 100-century of Indian cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar and the 800-wicket bowling career of Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan also deserve their mentions among the most unbeatable … Read more
The wife of South African legend AB de Villiers, Danielle Swart, is undoubtedly the most gorgeous cricket wife of all time. Besides living a happy life, this diva is also currently a social worker. The wife of Australian pacer Glenn McGrath, Sara Leonardi, and the wife of the former Indian skipper MS Dhoni, Sakshi Dhoni, … Read more
Former English captain Charlotte Edwards is truly the best female batsman of all time. She has scored 1,676 runs in 23 women’s Test matches and 5,992 runs in 191 women’s ODI matches. Besides, she also scored 2,605 runs in 95 T20 matches. Retired English cricketer Janette Brittin and current captain of the Indian national team … Read more
Legendary Pakistani pacer Shoaib Akhtar AKA “The Rawalpindi Express,” is truly the fastest bowler in the history of cricket. He executed his quickest delivery against England at an incredible speed of 161.3 KM/Hour during the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup. Retired Australian pacers Brett Lee, with a 161.1 KM/Hour delivery, and Shaun Tait, with a … Read more
Legendary Indian opener Virender Sehwag is surely the hardest hitter the international cricketing world has ever seen. He scored 8,586 runs in 104 Test matches and scored 8,273 runs in 251 ODI matches in his career spanning from 1999 to 2013. Retired Pakistani batsman Shahid “Boom Boom” Afridi and West Indian legendary batsman Chris Gayle … Read more
Indian left-hand all-rounder Shikhar Dhawan is truly a cricketer who is known for his iconic mustache. And not just his fashion sense, fans also love this player for his attitude on and off-field. Legendary former Australian cricketers Merv Hughes and David Boon also deserve their mentions among the most famous cricketers with mustaches. It is fair … Read more
The death of iconic Australian batsman Phillip Hughes is undoubtedly the most tragic death in cricket stadiums. He died from a deadly bouncer by Sean Abbott at the Sheffield Shield match on 25th November 2014. Former English cricketer Wilf Slack, who died in 1986, and former Pakistani spinner Wasim Raja, who died in 2006, also … Read more