13 Cricketers we know by name in our everyday life: Most cricketers have common names which soon become popular with them. Some of them have names that we use in our day to day life. From edibles to things. You will realize to have referred to them so many times without actually intending to. Here are 13 Cricketers we know by name in our everyday life: 1. Graham Onions: The English pace bowler, who is a Durham production was a key player in England team before the career-destroying injury struck. England seamer Graham Onions. (© Getty Images) 2. Allan Lamb: Allan Lamb was the strength of England’s middle-order for almost a decade. (Photo Source: PA Photos) The legendary English batsman although was never out of form but, is best on Sundays. 3. Ian Bell: England’s top order batsman, Ian Bell known for his cover drives on the off-side has something else to be noticed about. (Photo Source: Twitter) The exquisite rapier of the English side has quite a familiar surname. 4. Shane Bond: Shane Bond. (Photo Source: Getty Images ) Though his bond with cricket was much loosely bound as injuries kept him away from more games than he played. It is an evident fact that Shane Bond was one of the best pace bowlers of New Zealand in the post Hadlee era. 5. Cameron White: The Australian middle-order batsman was destined to play it big for his team. (© Getty Images) 6. Joe Root: The notorious but talented English young lad, Joe Root has matured more than his age when it comes to batting. (Photo Source: Stuart Broad Twitter Handle) His scampish grin may become one of the major concerns for the fast bowlers, Joe has his Root dug deep into the ground when it comes to the batting capabilities and the mischievous pranks. 7. Matt Prior: England’s skilled wicket keeper who retired from cricket is the next name on the list. Matt Prior. (© Getty Images) Prior to the game he matted values like team ethic and no non sense positivity. Matt Prior, the aggressive wicket-keeper batsman has a name composed of two very familiar words. 8. Stuart Broad: Stuart Broad is one of England’s most valuable assets when it come to the fast bowling department. (© Getty Images) In broad daylight, you hold a broad chance of losing the game if you are up against him. 9. Mark Wood: His skinny physique could not prevent Mark Wood from making a mark in the England cricket team. (© Getty Images) The woody side is, he is one of reasons for England winning the Ashes, his winning wicket in Trent Bridge will be remembered for long. 10. Alastair Cook: Alastair cook is one of the most successful Test captain of England. Alastair Cook England. (© Getty Images) Though Cook is yet to show his skills with cooking. 11. Kyle Mills: The former New Zealand fast bowler, Kyle Mills was always pulled back due to injuries. Kyle Mills. (© Getty Images) But a bad temper along with pace bowling was enough for the Kiwi bowler to mill down his opponents. 12. Ian Butler: Ian Butler, is the Kiwi fast bowler who made his way to the team in Shane Bond’s absence. Ian Butler of New Zealand celebrates taking the wicket(Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images) 13. Peter Forrest: Peter Forrest justified the faith the Australian selectors put on him, becoming the highest Australian run-scorer after 4 ODIs and first to score three 50 plus scores in his first 4 innings. Australian cricketer Peter Forrest . AFP PHOTO/Jewel Samad (Photo credit should read JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty Images) An extra ‘R’ could not save Peter’s entry to the list.
