CricTracker in association with ZapBase introduce paint your profile in tri-color on Indian Independence Day

CricTracker in association with ZapBase introduce paint your profile in tri-color on Indian Independence Day: Cricket Tracker in association with ZapBase gives you an opportunity to go tri-color this independence day 15^th August 2015. As India celebrates its 69^th Independence Day make get your profile pictures painted in the Indian tri-color. A click here will get you the Independence Day special display picture.

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The Significance of 15^th August in Cricket:

Players born-

Bill Whitty – 1886 (Australian left-arm medium pace bowler, played 14 Tests and picked 65 wickets during 1909-12)

Eddie Leadbeater – 1927 (England leg-spinner, played 2 Tests, took 2 wickets at an average of 109)

Reg Scarlett – 1934 (West Indies off-spinner, played 3 Tests 1960, averaged 104.50)

John Childs – 1951 (England left-arm spinner, played 2 Tests, both against West Indies in 1988)

Jack Russell – 1963 (England wicket-keeper, played 54 Tests scored 1897 runs, 1988-96)

Hemlata Kala – 1975 (Indian batsman, she played in the 2000 Women’s World Cup)

Vijay Bharadwaj – 1975 (Indian all-rounder, was a right hand batsman and an off-spinner, played 3 Tests for India has 1 wicket)

Adeel Raja – 1980 (Netherlands, played 21 ODIs as an off-spinner since 2002 has 17 wickets)

On 15^th August 1964, Fred Trueman completed his 300th Test wicket as he picked up the wicket of Neil Hawke.
On 15^th August 1977, England regained the Ashes by taking a 3-0 series lead over Australia, a significant day in the history of English cricket.
On 15^th August 1981, Sir Ian Botham scored a century against Australia in 86 balls at Old Trafford.

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