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Video of Sobers’ 254 v Australia, 1971-72

By Will last year, mid-May Leave a comment on this post

Terrific video of Sir Garry Sobers’ 254 for a World XI against Australia in 1972, an innings described by Don Bradman as the greatest he ever saw played on Australian soil.

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