Mike Denness
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For BCCI interim chief Jagmohan Dalmiya, life comes full circle
"The BCCI emergency working committee meeting was not a victory for individuals but a victory for the game of cricket," Mr Dalmiya said after being appointed as interim chief.
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ICC mourns death of former England captain Mike Denness
Denness represented England in 28 Tests, 19 as captain, and scored 1,667 runs at an average of just under 40. He also played in 12 One-Day Internationals and captained England in the inaugural ICC Cricket World Cup in 1975 in England.
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Former England captain Mike Denness dies, aged 72
His reign has England captain was marred by a strained relationship with Geoff Boycott, then one of the team's star performers. During the 1974-75 tour of Australia, Denness dropped himself for the fourth Test after making just 65 runs in his first six innings
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When England did a Dhoni, 37 years ago
England skipper Mike Denness had taken more than two hours to withdraw the appeal against West Indies batsman Alvin Kallicharran, who was batting on 142 when the untoward dismissal happened.
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For BCCI interim chief Jagmohan Dalmiya, life comes full circle
"The BCCI emergency working committee meeting was not a victory for individuals but a victory for the game of cricket," Mr Dalmiya said after being appointed as interim chief.
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ICC mourns death of former England captain Mike Denness
Denness represented England in 28 Tests, 19 as captain, and scored 1,667 runs at an average of just under 40. He also played in 12 One-Day Internationals and captained England in the inaugural ICC Cricket World Cup in 1975 in England.
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Former England captain Mike Denness dies, aged 72
His reign has England captain was marred by a strained relationship with Geoff Boycott, then one of the team's star performers. During the 1974-75 tour of Australia, Denness dropped himself for the fourth Test after making just 65 runs in his first six innings
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When England did a Dhoni, 37 years ago
England skipper Mike Denness had taken more than two hours to withdraw the appeal against West Indies batsman Alvin Kallicharran, who was batting on 142 when the untoward dismissal happened.
