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Quiz! Name every player with more than one men's ODI hundred against England

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Quiz! Name the XIs in James Anderson's last T20I appearance for England

Quiz! Name the men with the most Test runs at No.4 for England

Quiz! Every captain to win a men's World Cup match this century

Quiz! Every bowler MS Dhoni has taken a catch off in ODIs

Quiz! Name every England seamer to debut in men's Tests this century

Watch: Labuschagne changes stroke mid-delivery to dab wide yorker for four

Watch: Tendulkar gets dismissed for a duck for the first and last time in Ranji Trophy

Quiz! Name the other half of the most successful opening pairs in men's ODIs since 2000

Quiz! Name the 22 players who played the ICC World XI - Australia one-off Test in 2005

Quiz! Name every player with more than one men's ODI hundred against England

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