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Bell and Trott lent me their bats; and I said, my gosh, I would like to make a comeback: Dennis Amiss

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Bell and Trott lent me their bats; and I said, my gosh, I would like to make a comeback: Dennis Amiss
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Former cricketer Dennis Amiss discusses his career, including his role in introducing the cricket helmet and his record-breaking batting performances. He reflects on the evolution of safety gear in the sport and his memories of playing against legendary fast bowlers.

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Amiss's contributions significantly altered the safety standards of professional cricket, influencing how the game is played today.

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Dennis Amiss scored the first ODI hundred in history. He introduced the helmet to cricket. And he had a penchant for turning his hundreds into bigger hundreds (of his 11 Test centuries, eight went past 150). Excerpts from an exclusive interview Amiss gave The Hindu at the Edgbaston Golf Club in Birmingham:

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