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Sir Ian Botham- Former Cricketer

Sir Ian Botham- Former Cricketer (In a Nutshell)

Sir Ian Botham was born in England on November 24^th, 1955.
He was an All-rounder; a Right-handed batsman and a Right-arm fast-medium bowler.
At Domestic level he played for four teams; Somerset, Queensland, Worcestershire and Durham.
Having represented England on over 100 occasions in Test match and One day cricket is impressive.
“I’m not a great one for looking back.”- Sir Ian Botham

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James Anderson- Cricketer

James Anderson- Cricketer (In a Nutshell)

James Anderson was born in England on July 30^th, 1982.
He is a Left-handed batsman and a Right-arm fast-medium bowler.
Having taken 632 wickets in 166 Test matches is impressive.
Featuring in all three formats of cricket at international level is remarkable.
Being in the England squad for the upcoming Ashes Test series is unbelievable, when taking into account he is 39 years old!
“I’m enjoying playing. As long as that continues, I’ll carry on playing as long as I can.”- James Anderson

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Glenn McGrath- Former Cricketer

Glenn McGrath- Former Cricketer (In a Nutshell)

Glenn McGrath was born in Australia on February 9^th, 1970.
He was a Right arm fast-medium bowler and a Right-handed batsman.
Remarkably, McGrath played 124 Test Matches and 25 One Day Internationals, retiring from both in 2007.
“I am quite a positive person. I always try to see the good in every situation, the good in everybody.”- Glenn McGrath
“You’re always going to get different personalities with a team.”- Glenn McGrath

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