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Australian Cricketer Richie Benaud Richard 'richie' Benaud Obe ( Born 6 October 1930) Is A Former Australian Cricketer Who Since His Retirement From International Cricket In 1964 Has Become A Highly Regarded Commentator On The Game. Benaud Was A Te
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Australian Cricketer Richie Benaud Richard 'richie' Benaud Obe ( Born 6 October 1930) Is A Former Australian Cricketer Who Since His Retirement From International Cricket In 1964 Has Become A Highly Regarded Commentator On The Game. Benaud Was A Test Cricket All-rounder Blending Thoughtful Leg Spin Bowling With Lower-order Batting Aggression. Along With Fellow Bowling All-rounder Alan Davidson He Helped Restore Australia To The Top Of World Cricket In The Late 1950s And Early 1960s After A Slump In The Early 1950s. In 1958 He Became Australia's Test Captain Until His Retirement In 1964. Gideon Haigh Described Him As '... Perhaps The Most Influential Cricketer And Cricket Personality Since The Second World War.' In His Review Of Benaud's Autobiography Anything But Sri Lankan Cricket Writer Harold De Andrado Wrote: 'richie Benaud Possibly Next To Sir Don Bradman Has Been One Of The Greatest Cricketing Personalities As Player Researcher Writer Critic Author Organiser Adviser And Student Of The Game.' He Was Made An Officer Of The Order Of The British Empire In 1961 For Services To Cricket. In 2007 He Was Inducted In The Australian Cricket Hall Of Fame At The Allan Border Medal Award Evening And In 2009 He Was Inducted Into The Icc Cricket Hall Of Fame In 1967 Benaud Married Daphne Surfleet Who Had Worked For The English Cricket Writer E.w. Swanton. Both Had Been Married Previously And Richie Had Two Sons From An Earlier Marriage.
Australian Cricketer Richie Benaud Richard 'richie' Benaud Obe ( Born 6 October 1930) Is A Former Australian Cricketer Who Since His Retirement From International Cricket In 1964 Has Become A Highly Regarded Commentator On The Game. Benaud Was A Te
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SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE - 1930S - 1940S
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RAF Vickers - Armstrong Supermarine Spitfire PR XIX of the Central Photographic Development Unit, who continued to use the type into the early 1950s. The pressurised type entered service in May 1944 and represented a watershed in the Spifire's evolution, being the first of the PR variants to use the Griffon engine, along with being the last series produced version to employ the Spitfire's classic wing and tailplane platforms. The vertical camera window ports are below the RAF roundel.
SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE - 1930S - 1940S
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