Hasan Imran

Jack of All Trades, Master of None. Proud Pakistani and supporter of PML(N).

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July14
GUNDAPPA VISWANATH c IAN BOTHAM b PHIL EDMONDS 78
ENGLAND v INDIA
1st TEST MATCH
DAY 3
EDGBASTON
JULY 14 1979
In reply to England's first innings of 633-5 declared, India had reached 205-3....
https://t.co/FkPNppNCHg via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July15
LANCE GIBBS c ALAN KNOTT b DAVID BROWN 4
ENGLAND v WEST INDIES
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 5
HEADINGLEY
JULY 15 1969
West Indies had reached 255-8, needing another 48 to win....
https://t.co/9KGjtaRv8h via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July14
SUNIL GAVASKAR run out (DEREK RANDALL / BOB TAYLOR) 61
ENGLAND v INDIA
1st TEST MATCH
DAY 3
EDGBASTON
JULY 14 1979
In reply to England's first innings of 633-5 declared, India had reached 129-2....
https://t.co/yRCKy1MLsp via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July15
ENGLAND v WEST INDIES
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 5
HEADINGLEY
JULY 15 1969
West Indies resumed on day 5 at 240-7, needing another 63 to win.
These highlights are from "CRICKETING LEGENDS: RAY ILLINGWORTH".
https://t.co/I20lTV13rd via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July14
ENGLAND v WEST INDIES
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 4
HEADINGLEY
JULY 14 1969
West Indies were chasing 303 to win.
These highlights are from Richie Benaud's "25 NOT OUT" and begin with the score on 177-2....
https://t.co/cT60uMXaLO via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July15
ENGLAND v WEST INDIES
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 5
HEADINGLEY
JULY 15 1969
West Indies resumed on day 5 at 240-7, needing another 63 to win.
These highlights are from Richie Benaud's "25 NOT OUT".
https://t.co/YUQ7PINVfH via @YouTube

[Rameshwar Singh @RSingh6969a]

Farokh Engineer caught by Keith Stackpole off the bowling of Graham McKenzie on the opening day of the Calcutta Test in December 1969. In a magnificent spell of fast bowling, McKenzie ripped through the Indian batting, finishing with figures of 6 for 67 from 33.4 overs.

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

Len Hutton returns to the pavilion at lunch soon after reaching his 100th hundred, Surrey v Yorkshire, The Oval, July 16th 1951. More than 15,000 turned out on a Monday to see Hutton, 61* overnight, reach the landmark

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July14
ANDY ROBERTS c ALAN KNOTT b JOHN EMBUREY 11
ENGLAND v WEST INDIES
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 4
OLD TRAFFORD
JULY 14 1980
In reply to England's first innings of 150, West Indies had reached 260-9....
https://t.co/xEvuu6oqOu via @YouTube

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

One of my abiding memories of Tony Greig was his close fielding to the bowling of Derek Underwood in 1974. With his long reach, he almost seemed about to pluck the ball off the face of the bat. Here in the 3rd Test v India he is right in SS Naik's eyeline as Underwood bowls

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July13
JOHN SNOW WICKETS
ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 1
TRENT BRIDGE
JULY 13 1972
https://t.co/JatFz2otpx via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July13
ASIF IQBAL st ALAN KNOTT b NORMAN GIFFORD 33
ENGLAND v PAKISTAN
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 5
HEADINGLEY
JULY 13 1971
Chasing 231 to win, Pakistan had reached 160-4....
https://t.co/FNIdOGqZIE via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July14
ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 2
TRENT BRIDGE
JULY 14 1972
Australia resumed on day 2 at 249-6.
Rod Marsh was 17*.
David Colley was 18*.
https://t.co/mH2gxuCaa5 via @YouTube

[CricCapsule @Irfanooq]

1988 - A smile shared after one of county cricket's greatest innings. Graeme Hick celebrates his unbeaten 405 n.o against Somerset with his Worcestershire teammates Gordon Lord, Tim Curtis, captain Phil Neale and Richard Illingworth. #Cricket #CricketTwitter

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

Another cleaned/restored picture I took ... this is (I think) India opener Ghulam Parkar being bowled by Bob Willis for 1, England v India, 1st Test, Lord's, June 12th 1982. Willis took 6 for 101 in India's second innings setting up a seven wicket win. Parkar scored 6 and 1 in his only Test appearance. Phil Edmonds is a forward short leg.

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

A lovely shot of the view from the scorers box in the Grandstand at Lord's, August 1946. The phone was to enable contact with the scorebox and the printing office below them. The printing office boasted at producing cards up to the fall of the last wicket (Picture Post)

[CricCapsule @Irfanooq]

The first of many journeys...

1964 - At his home, 45 Milton Terrace, Fitzwilliam, Geoffrey Boycott prepares to leave for his first overseas tour with the MCC to South Africa.

#Cricket #CricketTwitter

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

Jack Hobbs batting with a runner, Kent v Surrey, Blackheath, July 10th 1932. Hobbs was allowed to use the runner as he had a headache and Kent skipper Percy Chapman made him the offer. Hobbs fell to a poor stroke for 18. The runner was 21-year-old Freddie Brown who returned later to score a hundred

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July10
#100thAnniversary
CHARLIE MACARTNEY
These film clips from "Golden Greats Of Cricket - Batsmen" include footage of his 151, when he scored 100 before lunch.
ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 1
HEADINGLEY
JULY 10 1926
https://t.co/NqaAtjbx39 via @YouTube

[DARREN MORDECAI @DarrenMordecai]

#July11
ENGLAND v WEST INDIES
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 2
OLD TRAFFORD
JULY 11 1980
West Indies resumed on day 2 at 38-3 in their first innings, 112 behind.
@ivivianrichards 32*.
Alvin Kallicharran 0*.
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@BeefyBotham
@GeoffreyBoycott
https://t.co/SAuS2Jvqbh via @YouTube