Bob Simpson

And what's the lowest fourth-innings total by a team that won a Test with nine wickets down?

And has anyone played more international matches than Dhoni and taken only one wicket or fewer?

New South Wales and Barbados have had two of the strongest first-class teams in the world. What would their all-time XIs look like?

For decades, Adelaide had a tradition of cricket matches on Christmas Day, including a Test in 1967 that many of the participants appear to have no memory of

Also: the fastest outfielder to 100 catches, and most consecutive Test fifties by a keeper

Journeyman cricketer, schoolteacher, selector: Laurie Sawle looks back on an unforgettable ride

A look at three returns to the top flight from the 1970s

The new man in the Australia squad is a fielder who has the potential to be ranked an allrounder by virtue of his skill close-in

Before he was a commentator, Richie Benaud was a shrewd captain and an ace legspinner, as he showed in the famous Old Trafford Test of 1961

Poachers, divers and snafflers: our expert quarter tells you who the finest slip fielder of all is

When the 41-year-old former captain came out of retirement to lead Australia against India

Ricky Ponting is not the first man to play on after resigning as Australia's captain. ESPNcricinfo looks at some of the others

An old-timer steps into the ring again, and is greeted with due respect

Bradman's image may be that of a stodgy, almost puritanical man, but his grand love and care for the game's well-being were undeniable and would be useful now

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

Simon Katich has corrected a technical flaw in his batting and is capable of opening for Australia in Tests, according to his batting coach Bob Simpson

With a trimmed format and no clear favourites, World Cup 2007 has all the makings of a classic

Bob Simpson has launched a scathing attack on Australia's coaching and team preparations in the wake of injuries to several key players. Simpson said Andrew Symonds' bicep problem was a prime example of misguided training techniques

The injury-plagued Shane Watson should not be taken to the World Cup unless he strings together a series of impressive performances before the squad is named, according to Bob Simpson