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Shane WarneCricket Shane Warne (Aus). England v Australia 1993 1st test @ Old Trafford. 03 - 07/06/1993 Credit : Colorsport
Ian Botham - 1981 AshesCricket - 1981 Ashes, 4th Test - England vs. Australia Englands Ian Botham bowls on the final day of the match at Edgbaston
Sachin Tendulkar at the 2011 World CupIndian batsman Sachin Tendulkar plays a shot against Pakistan during the ICC Cricket World Cup - 2nd Semi-Final India vs Pakistan Played at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali
Tyldesley Brothers - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1913 season Lancashires Tyldesley brothers. Left to right: James Jas (J.D.) Tyldesley, Ernest (G.E.) Tyldesley, Johnny (J.T.) Tyldesley, William (W.K.) Tyldesley
Sachin Tendulkar at the 2011 World CupCricket - ICC World Cup 2011 - India vs. England Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar celebrates his century against England at the Chinnasummy Cricket Stadium in Bangalore
Kapil Dev catches Viv Richards in the 1983 World Cup FinalCricket - 1983 Prudential Cricket World Cup Final - India vs. West Indies (25/06/1983) Kapil Dev catches Viv Richards as the Indian fans celebrate at Lords
Kapil Dev is presented with the cricket World Cup in 1983Cricket - 1983 Prudential Cricket World Cup Final - India vs. West Indies (25/06/1983) Indian captain Kapil Dev collects the trophy on the Lords balcony. India had won the game by 43 runs
David BoonCricket - Australian cricket team in England in 1989 - 2nd ODI, England vs. Australia Australias David Boon batting at Trent Bridge
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1914Cricket - 1914 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Back (left to right): Jack Sharp, Lawrence Cook, Ernest (G.E.) Tyldesley, James Jas (J.D.) Tyldesley, William Huddleston
William Tyldesley - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1914 season Lancashires William (W.K.) Tyldesley. He played 87 first-class games for Lancashire between 1908 and 1914
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1927 County ChampionsCricket - 1927 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Winners of the 1927 County Championship
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1921Cricket - 1921 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Back (left to right): Lawrence Cook, Walker Ellis, Richard Dick Tyldesley, Jack Sharp, Cecil Ciss Parkin, Harry Tyldesley
Indias Mohammad Azharuddin on the way to scoring 179 against England in the 2nd Test at Old Trafford in 1990Cricket - 1990 India Tour of England - Second Test Mohammad Azharuddin on the way to scoring 179 in Indias first innings at Old Trafford. The match was drawn
Jas Tyldesley - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1914 season Lancashires James Jas (J.D.) Tyldesley. Tyldesley, a fast bowler, played 116 games for the county between 1910 and 1922
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1913Cricket - 1913 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Back (left to right): James Heap, Ernest (G.E.) Tyldesley, Ralph Whitehead, William Bill Huddleston, Benjamin Blomley
CWC75: NZ bt Ind 4wktsCricket - 1975 Prudential World Cup - Group A: New Zealand bt India by 4 wickets Indias wicket-keeper Farokh Engineer at Old Trafford, playing in his final ODI
Rohan Kanhai - West IndiesCricket - 1973 West Indies Tour of England - Second Test, Match Drawn West Indies captain Rohan Kanhai bats at Edgbaston, with bowler Tony Greig and wicketkeeper Alan Knott. 09-14/08/1973
George Fender - Surrey C. C. CCricket - 1914 County Championship - Warwickshire beat Surrey by 80 runs Surreys George Fender. He played 13 tests for England 1920 between 1929. 27/08/1914
James Heap - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1914 season Lancashires James Heap. The slow left-armer played 211 first-class games for the county between 1903 and 1921 and took over 400 wickets
Bob Barber & Jack Dyson - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1957 season Bob Barber, left, and Jack Dyson walk out to bat for Lancashire
Neil Fairbrother - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1987 season - Lancashire photocall Neil Fairbrother
Paul Allott - EnglandCricket Paul Allott (Lancashire) bowls for England. He made 205 first-class appearances for Lancashire between 1978 and 1991, taking 549 wickets, and played 13 tests for England
Peter Marner & Ken Grieves - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1954 season - Glamorgan vs. Lancashire Peter Marner, left, and Ken Grieves walk out to bat for Lancashire
Henry Blofeld - Cambridge UniversityCricket - 1959 season Cambridge Universitys Henry Blofeld. He later became a sports journalist and cricket commentator for BBC Test Match Special
Stan McCabe and Don Bradman - 1930 Australia Tour of EnglandCricket - 1930 Australia Ashes Tour of England - Worcestershire vs. Australians Donald Bradman, right, and Stan McCabe come out to bat for Australia at County Ground, New Road, Worcester
Michael Atherton - EnglandCricket - 1994 South Africa Tour of England - Third Test at Oval Englands Michael Atherton raise his bat to the stands after scoring 63 in the second innings
Dr Mohammad Jahangir Khan - 1932 All-India Tour of EnglandCricket - 1932 All-India Tour of England Jahangir Khan While bowling against the MCC at Lords he struck a sparrow which fell dead at the wicket and is now mounted in the Lords Museum
Edward Oldroyd - Yorkshire C. C. CCricket - 1928 season - Yorkshire C.C.C. Team Group Edward Oldroyd. He is the great-grandfather of BBC Radio presenter Elena Oldroyd
Denis Compton and Joe Hulme - Middlesex C. C. C. 1936Cricket - 1936 season - Middlesex County Cricket Club Team Group Standing: Denis Compton (also played football for Arsenal and also an England wartime international)
1989 Ashes: 4th TestCricket - 1989 Ashes Series - Fourth Test, England vs. Australia Englands Ian Botham jokes with a female streaker at Old Trafford
Ian Botham hits a boundary on the way to his famous 149 not out at Headingley in the 1981 AshesIan Botham (Eng) batting. England v Australia. 3rd test @ Headingley. 21/07/1981. Credit: Colorsport / Stewart Fraser
Clive Lloyd - West IndiesCricket - 1984 West Indies Tour of England - First One Day International Clive Lloyd of the West Indies at Old Trafford. 31/05/1984
Shane Warne (Aus) bowling. England v Australia; 1st Ashes Test @ Old Trafford. 03/06/1993 Credit : Colorsport
1932 All India Cricket TeamCricket All India Cricket Team Group, 1932 Back row (l to r): S. R.Godambe, Major Ricketts, B. E. Kapadia, Armasingh, P. E. Palia, Jahangar Khan (capt), Joginder Singh, M. Nisar, Lall Lingh
Warwickshire C. C. C. - 1964Cricket - Warwickshire county cricket club team - Photocall 1964 Back row : L to R. N. Abberley, W. Blenkiron, T. W. Cartwright, R. V. Webster, D. Amiss, T. M. Riley, D. R. Oakes. Centre : K
Kent bt Notts 6 wktsCricket - 1981 John Player League - Kent beats Nottinghamshire by 6 wickets Clive Rice bats for Notts at St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury. 12/07/1981
Nottinghamshire CCC - 1983Cricket - 1983 season - Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club team group Back (l-r): Paul Johnson; Andy Pick; Peter Such; Tim Robinson; Mike Fell; D J White; C W Scott
Vijay Merchant - 1946 All-India Tour of EnglandCricket - 1946 All-India Tour of England - Worcestershire beat India 16 runs Vijay Merchant at the County Ground, New Road, Worcester, on 4th May 1946
Nawab of Pataudi Snr - 1946 All-India captainCricket - 1946 All-India Tour of England - Worcestershire bt India 16r All India captain Nawab of Pataudi Snr. Ifitikhar Ali Khan (sometimes known as I.A.K)
The Rajkumar of Vizianagram - 1936 All-India captainCricket - 1936 All-India Tour of England The Rajkumar of Vizianagram (aka Vizzy ), Vijay Ananda Gajapathi Raju, captain of the 1936 All India Tour of England
K. S. Duleepsinhji - SussexCricket - 1930 season Duleepsinhji (also known as as Kumar Shri Duleepsinhji, K. S. Duleepsinhji or Duleep) of Sussex. He played for Cambridge University, Sussex and England
England - 1981 Ashes SeriesCricket - 1981 Australia Tour of England - England training before Second Ashes Test at Lords The England team group, with captain Ian Botham
Septimus Kinneir - Warwickshire C. C. CCricket - 1913 season Warwickshires Septimus Paul Kinneir. He played for the county between 1898 and 1914, and played one test for England on the 1911/12 Ashes Tour
Harry Howell - Warwickshire C. C. CCricket - 1913 season Warwickshires Henry Harry Howell. He played for Warwickshire between 1913 and 1928, and played 5 tests for England between 1920 and 1924
Crowther Charlesworth - Warwickshire C. C. CCricket - 1913 season Warwickshires Crowther Charlesworth. He played for the county between 1898 and 1921
Andrew Sandham - Surrey C. C. CCricket - 1914 County Championship - Warwickshire beat Surrey by 80 runs Surreys Andrew Sandham. He played 14 tests for England 1921 between 1929. 27/08/1914
Surrey C. C. C. - 1955Cricket - 1955 County Championship - Leicestershire lost to Surrey by 7 wickets The Surrey team group before the game at Grace Road, Leicester, on 21/05/1955
Warwickshire C. C. C. - 1914Cricket - 1914 season - Warwickshire County Cricket team group Back (left to right): Charlie Baker, Crowther Charlesworth, Syd Santall, Jack Parsons, Frank Field and Percy Jeeves
Warwickshire C. C. C. - 1923Cricket - 1923 season - Warwickshire County Cricket team group Back (left to right): J. Smart, Howell, Santall, Smith, Bates, Fox. Front: N. Sharp, G. W. Stephens, Hon. F. Calthorpe, R. Wyatt, W
Worcestershire C. C. C. - 1914Cricket - 1914 season - Worcestershire County Cricket team group Back (left to right): Lane, J Brown (Umpire), Frank Chester, Christopher Collier, Fred Bowley, John Alexander Cuffe, Ernest Bale
Douglas Jardine - Surrey C. C. CCricket - 1925 season - Surrey C.C.C. team group Douglas Jardine wearing his Harlequin cap
Len Green - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1928 season Lancashire captain Major (later Colonel) Leonard Len Green
Len Hopwood - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1928 season Lancashires John Len Hopwood
Frank Sibbles - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1930 season Lancashires Frank Sibbles. He made 308 first-class appearances for the county between 1925 and 1937, taking 932 wickets
Charlie Hallows - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1930 season Lancashires Charles Charlie Hallows. The opening batsman played 370 first-class games for the county between 1914 and 1932, scoring 20142 runs with 52 centuries
Eddie Phillipson - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1947 season Lancashires Eddie Phillipson. He made 158 first class appearances for the county between 1933 and 1948, taking 545 wickets
Lancs-Yorks [Match Drawn]Cricket - 1956 County Championship - Lancashire vs
1995 B&H Final: Lancs bt KentMichael Atherton (Lancashire) Lancashire 15/07/1995 Credit : Colorsport
Mike Atherton - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1993 AXA Equity and Law Sunday League - Middlesex vs. Lancashire Lancashires Mike Atherton takes part in fielding practice at Lords. 12/09/1993
B&H Final: Derbys bt Lancs 6rCricket - 1993 Benson & Hedges Cup Final - Lancashire beat Derbyshire by 6 runs Michael Atherton bats for Lancashire at Lords. 10/07/1993
B&H SF: Lancs bt Worcs 2wktsCricket - 1995 Benson & Hedges Cup - Semi-Final: Lancashire beat Worcestershire by 2 wickets Lancashire wicket-keeper Warren Hegg whips off the bails at County Ground, New Road, Worcester. 13/06/1995
Middlesex lst Lancs 6wktsCricket - 1991 County Championship - Middlesex lost to Lancashire by 6 wickets Neil Fairbrother bats for Lancashire at Uxbridge. 20/07/1991
Brian Statham - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1964 season Lancashires Brian George Statham. The fast bowler made 430 appearances for the county between 1950 and 1968, and is their leading first-class wicket-taker with 1816
Ken Higgs - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1964 season Lancashires Kenneth Higgs. He made 306 first-class appearances for Lancashire between 1958 and 1969, taking 1033 wickets. He played 15 tests for England
Harry Pilling & Kevin Tebay - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1963 County Championship - Yorkshire bt Lancashire by innings and 110 runs Lancashires Harry Pilling, left, and Kevin Tebay at Bramall Lane, Sheffield
Jack Ikin & Cyril Washbrook - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1953 season Jack Ikin, left, and Cyril Washbrook walk out to bat for Lancashire. Ikin made 288 first-class appearances for the county between 1939 and 1957, scoring 14327 runs
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1950 County Champions (shared)Cricket - 1950 season - Lancashire Country Cricket Club team group 1950 County Championship winners (shared with Surrey)
Harry Makepeace & Nigel Howard - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1947 season Lancashires Harold Harry Makepeace, left, and Nigel Howard
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1934 County ChampionsCricket - 1934 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group The 1934 County Champions
Gordon Hodgson - Lancashire C. C. CFootball - 1931 season Lancashires Gordon Hodgson. The South African-born fast bowler played for the county between 1928 and 1932
Lancashire C. C. C - 1930 County Championscricket - 1930 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Winners of the 1930 County Championship (the countys fourth title in five seasons)
Frank Watson - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1928 season Lancashires Frank Watson. He made 456 first-class appearances for the county between 1920 and 1937, scoring 22833 runs with 49 centuries, and took 402 wickets
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1928 County ChampionsCricket - 1928 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Winner of the 1928 County Championship Back (left to right): John Len Hopwood, Frank Watson, John Jack Iddon, Richard Dick Tyldesley
George Duckworth - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1924 season Lancashires George Duckworth. The wicket-keeper made 424 first-class appearances for the county between 1923 and 1938, and his 925 dismissals are a Lancashire record
Jack Sharp & Harry Makepeace - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1907 season Lancashires Jack Sharp, left, and Harold Harry Makepeace
Roy Tattersall - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1947 season Lancashire off-spinner Roy Tattersall bowls in the nets. He made 277 first-class appearances for the county, taking 1168 wickets, and played 16 tests for England
Roy Tattersall & Edward Highton - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1947 season Lancashires Roy Tattersall, left, and Edward Highton. Tattersall made 277 first-class appearances for the county, taking 1168 wickets, and played 16 tests for England
Jack Simmons - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1974 John Player League - Northamptonshire beat Lancashire by 59 runs Jack Simmons bats for Lancashire at the County Ground, Northampton
Paul Allott - EnglandCricket - 1984 / 1985 England Tour to India and Australia Lancashsires Paul Allott, who had to return home early due to injury
Malcolm Hilton - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1947 season Lancashire slow left-armer Malcolm Hilton bowls in the nets
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1923Cricket - 1923 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Back (left to right): George Rogerson, Ernest Tyldesley, Frank Watson, William Hickmott, Richard Dick Tyldesley, Walker Ellis
Lancashire C. C. C. - 1922Cricket - 1922 season - Lancashire County Cricket Club team group Back (left to right): Herbert Parkinson, Walker Ellis, Cecil Ciss Parkin, Ernest Tyldesley, Richard Dick Tyldesley, Charlie Hallows
Frank Hayes - Lancashire C. C. CCricket - 1975 season Frank Hayes bats for Lancashire in June 1975. He played 228 first-class games for the county between 1970 and 1984, scoring 10899 runs
