Len Hutton, the "Yorkshire Colossus," announced his arrival on the international stage with a magnificent 136 not out on debut against Australia in 1948.
Len Hutton, the "Yorkshire Colossus," announced his arrival on the international stage with a magnificent 136 not out on debut against Australia in 1948.
Vijay Hazare, the "Little Master," showcased his explosive talent with a blistering 140 against England in 1946.
Wally Hammond, the "Grand Old Man of Cricket," displayed his effortless elegance with a graceful 169 against South Africa in 1927.
Gordon Greenidge, the "Greenidge Grenadier," made a memorable Test debut with a well-crafted 112 against Australia in 1978.
Desmond Haynes, the "Haynesy," marked his Test debut with a solid 126 against Australia in 1986.
These right-handed opening batting pioneers etched their names in Test history with their remarkable debut centuries, leaving an enduring legacy for generations to come. Let us remember and celebrate their exceptional achievements in this captivating sport.