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  The Greatest Batsmen In The Sport Of Cricket

  Posted: September 11th, 2011, 1:00am MDT by admin

  Some standout Batsmen in Cricket include the following: Sunhil Gavaskar, of India, has earned the unofficial title of the most successful opening batsmen in India’s history. He played in the 70′s and 80′s predominantly in Bombay and is now 62 years old. Jacques Kallis, 35 of Cape Town South Africa, is known for his understated calm, and his ability to save innings. Many in the sport refer to Kallis as a ‘daredevil’. He currently plays for the ‘Kollata Knight Riders’. Steve Waugh, 46 of Australia, is considered by many in the sport as one of the

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