Northants favourite played 13 Tests and 25 ODIs between 1979 and 1991
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- Maddinson admits ‘huge relief’ after second outing in Durban
- Green ‘progressing well’ but still uncertain for second Test
- Hope ton, Paul five-for help West Indies level series 2-2
- MCC dig up ‘unsatisfactory’ Test pitch after ICC demerit point
- Unchanged India bowl first in bid to win series, West Indies make two changes
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