Billy Murdoch

From Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket to West Indies' walkout of their tour of India in 2014, five instances when player-pay disputes affected international cricket

Are chuckers new or a throwback

The first Test to be played in England was a hastily put-together affair that took place against the odds

The hastily-arranged match between the Australians and an England XI captained by Lord Harris, now deemed to be the first Test staged in England, was won by the home side but produced a thrilling contest which ebbed and flowed to the end

The 12 members of New South Wales' team of the past 150 years will be the first inductees of the state's Hall of Fame when it is opened on Friday night

In the 1939 Autumn Annual, Revd CJM Godfrey wrote of his memories of attending the first Test in England, at The Oval in September 1880, as a schoolboy

Players who have represented more than one country

At Sydney in February 1879, pitch invasions, assaults and stories of behind-the-scenes gambling led to the cancallation of what would have been cricket's fourth Test

How the record for the highest score in Test cricket has changed hands over the years

2001 A moment of history at the Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo, as Mohammad Ashraful of Bangladesh becomes the youngest man, or boy, ever to make a Test century