You ask the questions

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Most people who do not enjoy cricket fail to understand the rules of the game, according to former cricketer Ian Botham. He believes that there are not many good all-round cricketers at present, although he admires Steve Waugh and Sean Pollock. He favours the introduction of two leagues in county cricket, regarding this as having the potential to improve the standard of cricket in the UK. His greatest sporting hero is golfer Jack Nicklaus.

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When we were kings

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Former cricketer Ian Botham states that he is constantly reminded of the England team's victory over the Australians at Headingley, Leeds, England, in Jul 1981. He indicates that he does not object to being remembered largely for his performance in that match.

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The players' champion

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UK Professional Footballers' Association Chief Executive Gordon Taylor is profiled. He has gained a strong reputation for fighting fiercely for the rights of footballers.

Professional Soccer, Membership organizations, not elsewhere classified, Athletic Associations, Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations), Behavior, Soccer, Professional Footballers' Association, Sports associations, Taylor, Gordon

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