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Victor Trumper
The man who was the Golden Age
Nov 7, 2009: How Victor Trumper came to be the embodiment of cricket's Golden Age, and an emblem for values his countryment still hold dear
Wasim Akram
Oct 17, 2009: Despite struggling against injury and illness for much of his career,Akram went on to bring about a seminal change in the way cricket was played
George Headley
Oct 3, 2009: The Atlas of West Indian cricket was a colossus among modest talents
Warwick Armstrong
Sep 19, 2009: A colossus, both as a player and a personality, he was a barracker's delight and Australia's MVP
Ranji
Aug 24, 2009: Over a century ago, the English game was transformed by an Indian who went on to become the most popular cricketer in the Empire
Richie Benaud
Aug 1, 2009: If we don't remember him as an elite legspinner, a thinking captain or one of cricket's true professionals, it's because of the phenomenal work he has done as a commentator, writer and observer
Muttiah Muralitharan
Jul 18, 2009: The most prolific Test bowler of them all has made a case for tackling cricket by one's own lights, and forced a generation of players and cricket watchers to reassess their conceptions of the game
Javed Miandad
Jul 4, 2009: He was the main event both on and off the field - sledging, jesting, fighting, winning, and getting up people's noses most of all
Jack Hobbs
Jun 20, 2009: A "professional who batted just like an amateur", he was perceived as businesslike, but was actually a brilliant, spontaneous, original player
May 30, 2009: Kapil Dev bowled fast at a time when his country didn't produce fast bowlers; his spirit lives on through the style and aggression of modern Indian teams
May 16, 2009: Off the field he may have been an awkward hero, on it Garry Sobers was "evolution's ultimate specimen"
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