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The A to Z of Leeds

Two stumpers made their debut in the 1986 Test. India’s Chandu Pandit (although Kiran More kept wickets) and England’s Bruce French, who replaced Paul Downton. Nottinghamshire’s French reportedly indulged in mountaineering

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India’s Sachin Tendulkar acknowledges the cheers from the Headingley crowd on reaching his century against England in the 2002 Leeds Test. Pic/Getty Images

India’s Sachin Tendulkar acknowledges the cheers from the Headingley crowd on reaching his century against England in the 2002 Leeds Test. Pic/Getty Images

Clayton MurzelloAjit. Shrugging off his first innings duck, Ajit Wadekar scored 91 as India went about improving on their first innings show during the 1967 Test. Alas, in vain.

Boycott. Who scores a double hundred and gets dropped for the next Test? It can happen to a few like Geoff Boycott; punished for slow scoring in the 1967 Test.

C lose. The England captain in the summer of 1967, Brian Close started the India series with a win and went on to play a big hand in the hosts’ 3-0 series win.

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