Arthur Morris

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The former opening batsman was part of Don Bradman's "Invincibles" in 1948 and is still widely regarded as one of the best to ever play the game

Former Australia women's captain Karen Rolton was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame in a ceremony during the tea break on the opening day of the Adelaide Test

Former Sri Lanka offspinner Muttiah Muralitharan has become the first player from his country to be voted into the ICC Hall of Fame

A tribute to an underappreciated ground, 75 Tests old this summer

How the Australian batsman touched the heart of a young fan he had never met by responding to his letters

Neil Harvey has remembered his fellow 'Invincible', Arthur Morris, as "a great team man" and one of the best players Australia has produced

Former Australia Test captain Arthur Morris, the leading scorer for his country in the 1948 Ashes series on Don Bradman's famous Invincibles tour, has passed away at age 93

Arthur Morris, Australia's oldest living Test cricketer, talks about batting, coaching, self-doubt, the Don, and being mates with Lindsay Hassett

Arthur Morris has described his former team-mate Sam Loxton as a great competitor and a marvellous team man who was great fun off the field

Arthur Morris was one of Bradman's Invincibles. Here he looks back to the pre-deodorant days: meeting the Don, getting bounced by Keith Miller, the baggy green, and more

Three legends from the 2000s feature in the jury's XI, which has a mostly even spread across the decades of Australian cricket

The story of the most famous duck in the game

Eleven impressive efforts that have helped a team home

The 12 members of New South Wales' team of the past 150 years will be the first inductees of the state's Hall of Fame when it is opened on Friday night

Cricinfo looks back at large totals that didn't prevent a time ending up on the wrong side of the result

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket:

Neil Harvey, Arthur Morris and others relive Don Bradman's last innings