Vinoo Mankad, Kumar Sangakkara Inducted Into ICC Hall Of Fame

Vinoo Mankad
One of India's greatest all rounders, Mankad appeared in 44 Tests for India scoring 2,109 runs and taking 162 wickets. Mankad is one of three non-England players whose names appear on both batting and bowling honours boards at Lords.
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Kumar Sangakkara
One of the greatest batters ever, Sangakkara is the second-highest run scorer in men's ODIs and the sixth-highest run scorer in men's Test cricket. Post retirement, Sangakkara became the first non-British person to be appointed as President of the Marylebone Cricket Club.
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Aubrey Faulkner
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Monty Noble
Australian all rounder Noble played 42 Tests scoring 1,997 and taking 121 wickets. He is the fastest Australian all rounder to achieve the 1,000 run /100 wicket Test double.
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Learie Constantine
Learie Constantine played 18 Tests for West Indies scoring 635 runs and taking 58 wickets. Constantine fought against racial discrimination and became the first Black peer in the UK and was knighted in 1962.
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Stan McCabe
McCabe played 39 Tests for Australia scoring 2,748 runs and taking 36 wickets. He countered England's bodyline tactics and was called one of the greatest batsmen by Sir Don Bradman.
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Ted Dexter
Dexter played 62 Tests for England scoring 4,502 runs taking 66 wickets. Following his retirement, Dexter served as England’s Chairman of Selectors.
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Desmond Haynes
Haynes played 116 Tests for West Indies scoring 7,487 runs and forming one of the most prolific opening batting partnership in Test history with Gordon Greenidge. Haynes won the World Cup in 1979 and played in the 1983, 1987 and 1992 editions.
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Bob Willis
Willis played 90 Tests for England taking 325 wickets and spearheaded the English bowling attack. He has taken the fourth-highest wickets for England in Test cricket.
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Andy Flower
Andy Flower is the first Zimbabwe player to be inducted in the ICC Hall of Fame. Playing in 63 Tests, Flower scored 4,794 runs while taking 151 catches and effecting nine stumpings. Post retirement, Flower coached England to the 2010 ICC World Twenty20 title.
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