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10th April – On This Day In History
Born:
1951 Steven Seagal (actor)
Died:
2015 Richie Benaud (Australian cricketer and commentator)
On This Day:
1849 The safety pin is patented
Have a good Sunday, 10th April
28th March – On This Day In History
Born:
1968 Nasser Hussain (England cricketer)
Died:
1969 Dwight D Eisenhower (34th US President & WWII General)
On This Day:
1854 Britain and France declare war against Russia – start of the Crimean War
Have a good Monday, 28th March
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17th March – On This Day In History
Born:
1966 Andrew Hudson (South African cricketer)
Died:
1995 Ronnie Kray (English gangster)
On This Day:
1973 New London Bridge opened by Queen Elizabeth II
Have a good Thursday, 17th March
25th February – On This Day In History
Born:
1943 George Harrison (rocker)
Died:
1994 Hugh Tayfield (South African cricketer)
On This Day:
1919 The League of Nations set up by treaty in Paris
Have a good Thursday, 25th February
2nd January – On This Day In History
Born:
1968 Cuba Gooding Jnr (actor)
Died:
1961 Bob Catterall (South African cricketer, scored 1555 runs in his 24 international tests)
On This Day:
1919 Lithuania gains independence
Have a good Saturday, 2nd January
23rd October – On This Day In History
Born:
1925 Johnny Carson (comedian)
Died:
1915 WG Grace (legendary English cricketer)
On This Day:
1941 Dumbo (Walt Disney film) released
Have a good Friday, 23rd October
On This Day In History – 11th October
Born:
1844 Henry John Heinz (founder of Heinz Food)
Died:
1985 Orson Wells (author)
On This Day:
1902 Start of the first Test Cricket between South Africa and Australia
Have a good Sunday, 11th October
6th of October – On This Day In History
Born:
1930 Richie Benaud (Australian cricket captain and commentator)
Died:
1989 Bette Davis (actress)
On This Day:
1956 Dr Albert Sabin discovers oral polio vaccine
Have a good Tuesday, 6th October
RIP – Clive Rice
RIP the iconic figure in South African cricket – Clive Rice.
Clive Rice was at his peak in the days of sporting isolation for South Africa, but he is still held up as a true ambassador for the sport, and will be sorely missed.
He captained the national team, but also played with great success for Nottinghamshire, captaining the club from 1979 to 1987.
By the time he ended his first class cricket career, he had a batting average of 40.95.
RIP
27th July – On This Day In History
Born:
Allan Border (Australian cricket captain)
Died:
2003 Bob Hope (comedian and actor)
On This Day:
1972 The American produced F-15 Eagle fighter jet flies for the first time
Have a good Monday, 27th July
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