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On April 18, 1994, West Indian cricketer Brian Lara achieved a monumental feat, passing the former record of Sir Garfield Sobers of 365 runs and becoming the highest run scorer of all time. He celebrated the achievement by raising his arms to the crowd.On April 18, 1994, West Indian cricketer Brian Lara achieved a monumental feat, passing the former record of Sir Garfield Sobers of 365 runs and becoming the highest run scorer of all time. He celebrated the achievement by raising his arms to the crowd.
Dimensions: 21.5 x 21.5 cm
IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04739608
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+ CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW CH SCOOP 2000 + CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW West Indian cricketer Brian Lara raises his arms to the crowd on April 18, 1994, after becoming the highest run scorer of all time, passing the former record of Sir Garfield Sobers which stood at 365 runs. +
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OXFORD N3 MAIL Blow To 48.c… wide 7.5cm deep Page. So 25 AUG 1994 20 APR 1994 130/ 4661 97 42 48 APR 1994 +
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