'Everybody used to only talk about Kapil'
Former India medium-pacer Venkatesh Prasad on going on to open the bowling with a hero he idolised
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Ajit Agarkar on how Sachin Tendulkar was the biggest influence on his career
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Sanjay Manjrekar on his favourite cricketer, a fast bowler with a magnetic personality
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Daryll Cullinan remembers Brian Lara for his footwork, his strokeplay, and his sheer brilliance
View Article'Darren always wore his heart on his sleeve'
Isa Guha talks about facing Darren Gough in the nets as a 13-year-old, his charisma, and how he influenced her as a bowler
View Article'Not pretty, but he got the job done'
Chris Rogers on an Australian legend he modelled himself on to some extent
View Article'All I wanted to do was watch Sobers'
Martin Crowe on a cricketer who drew your eye irresistibly
View Article'McGrath never talked about luck'
Michael Kasprowicz on the positivity and consistency that set Pidge apart
View Article'Kim Hughes was like a breath of fresh air'
Ricky Ponting on his favourite players: a former Aussie captain and a West Indian legend
View Article'How long did it take you to get to 300, Stuart?'
Stuart MacGill picks his favourite cricketer: a childhood family friend and hero (who played him a Neil Diamond song over and over)
View Article'For a couple of years he was absolutely awesome'
Michael Bevan on Jason Gillespie, fast bowler par excellence in the mid-2000s
View Article'The greatest allrounder in the world'
Iain O'Brien on an honest, soft-spoken South African legend
View ArticleA letter from Deano
Russel Arnold on how he got a note from his favourite cricketer (via Alan Davidson) on his birthday
View Article'The first man to play fast bowling off his front foot'
Ramiz Raja on Viv Richards, the man every cricketer of his era wanted to be
View Article'I tried to bat like Sachin in the nets'
New Zealand allrounder Suzie Bates used to switch off the TV once a certain batsman got out
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