Welcome to our segment of This day that year
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So todays fact is that why one cannot buy Coca-Cola in North-Korea and cuba? So did someone guessed why the title is something unbelievable, any guesses if not then I'll tell you that and to know that we have to start our segment.
Fearless Freddo
Running openers are ten-a-penny in the advanced age, yet in the days when openers obstructed and center request batsmen assaulted, the West Indian left-hander Roy Fredericks, who was conceived today, was a disclosure.
His rankling 169 against Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson on a Perth flyer in 1975-76 was one of the most bold innings ever played in a Test, and however Fredericks was just 5ft 6in tall, he gave the ball a frightful whack.
He followed up that Perth ton with an awesome visit through England in 1976, when he made 517 runs in the five Tests. Fredericks played 59 Tests on the whole, bowing out against Pakistan in Jamaica in 1976-77 with a commonly ostentatious 83.
He later became sports clergyman of his local Guyana. Fredericks passed on of malignant growth in New York in September 2000.
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