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Happy Birthday to Legend Wasim Akram". He turns 50 today. :ohya  :ohya

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4th June 1993

The Ball of the century

Shane Warne bowled his magical
delivery to Mike Gatting on this day.
The ball was bowled from over the
wickets, and quite beyond leg stump,
yet it had enough spin on it to shoot
back, beat Gatting's defence and take
the top of off stump.
Warne would go on to become one of
the greatest bowlers ever, and the Ball
of the Century will forever be
remembered for the kind of magic he
could summon.
 
Website wrongly updated the b'day date of the player in a day before as 5th June .. So as per Indication i edited this post .. Edited ..
 
6th June 1994
Brial Lara scores 501

With exemplary skills and records
walking hand in hand, Brian Charles
Lara carved a niche in the game of
cricket. Centuries are common, double
tons are great feats, a triple century is
a highly coveted mark. But, Lara took
individual contributions to a new level.
The only cricketer to have scored 100,
200, 300, a mighty 400 and an
unthinkable 500, it was on this day in
1994, only weeks after scoring a
terrific 375 against England, that Lara
notched up the highest individual
score in First Class cricket. Playing for
Warwickshire against Durham, Lara
raked up 501 to surpass Hanif
Mohammad's record of 499. Bowled off
a no-ball on 12 and dropped by the
wicket-keeper on 18, Lara faced 427
deliveries in 474 minutes at the crease
and hit 62 fours and 10 sixes during his
monumental knock. Lara's knock came
in reply to Durham's 556/8 decl. in the
first innings and the 501 powered
Warwickshire to 810/4 decl. The game
ended in a draw.
 
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