This rare and highly collectable item of Signed Cricket Memorabilia is the actual shirt worn by Freddie Flintoff in the 1st test against Sri Lanka in May 2006.Flintoff was captain and the game ended in a draw where he bowled a record 51 overs in the second innings.The shirt was made specifically for the player […]
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One of the world’s greatest batsmen of all time. Viv’s West Indies test performances saw him score 8,540 runs at an average of 50.23 from 121 test matches.This particularly rare photograph, signed by Viv Richards captures him celebrating the fastest test century in Test Match history, in April 1986 against England, off just 56 balls […]
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This wonderful item of memorabilia is a signed, full size Woodworm Flame Bat as used by the England and 2005 Ashes hero, Andrew Flintoff. Part of a limited edition signing, each bat is personally signed on the bat face by Freddie.The bat has a hologram seal of authenticity and is presented in a stunning box […]
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This highly collectable presentation is signed by an incredible 60 players from 1962 to 1986. It is signed by all the famous players including Sir Colin Cowdrey and the other captains of the eras. All the signatures are clear and legible with the presentation numbered at the bottom.It was created to celebrate Derek Underwood’s Benefit […]
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Regarded as a giant of the game in every sense, Curtly Ambrose was the most lethal pace bowler of his generation.Among Ambroses 405 test wickets at 20.99, two spells stand out: the 6 for 24 that hustled England out for 46 in Trinidad in 1993-94 and his series-clinching 7 for 1 against Australia the previous […]
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Daryll Cullinan was the centrepiece of South Africas batting from the early to mid 1990s. Equally adept against pace or spin, Cullinan had the priceless gift of timing. He broke Graham Pollocks record as South Africas youngest first-class centurion.During the 1990s Cullinan set the South African mark for the highest first-class score (337 not out […]
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The first ever World Cup was won by the hugely successful West Indies team. The team had everything: reliable and free scoring batsmen and accurate wicket taking bowlers, including the legendary Joel Garner.Joel took 259 test wickets from just 58 matches at an average of 20.97 runs. This superb print shows ‘Big Bird’ Joel at […]
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The achievements of Sir Garfield Sobers stand alone. Generally considered to be the greatest all round cricketer of them all, he was blessed with every necessary attribute for greatness.He made the final step from highly promising player to a great one at the age of 21 with an innings of 365 not out against Pakistan. […]
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The Jonty Rhodes legend may have begun with the diving run-out of Inzamam-ul-Haq during the 1992 World Cup. Nobody has ever fielded better in the key one-day position of backward point, where he leapt like a salmon, threw off balance, and stopped singles by reputation alone.His final retirement was hastened by an inopportune finger-fracture early […]
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In 1959, Gary won his first Open and the time was the youngest ever winner of an open. By 1961, Gary topped the money list on the US Tour. In 1965, he beat Arnold Palmer to win the US Masters and therefore finally winning each of the Majors.He would go to record 10 Major victories […]
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