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C.L. Hooper 111 v England

C.L. Hooper - C.L. Hooper 111 v England

Carl Hooper made the Honours Boards when he scored 111 for West Indies during the summer of 1991 at Lord's. The all-rounder, batting at four, entered the crease with the score reading West Indies 102-2. In his last Test at Lord's, captain Sir Viv Richards had put his side i...

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S.R. Waugh - vs England

 Steve Waugh made a man of the match performance during the 2 nd Test of 1989 ashes, putting his name up on the honours boards at Lord’s. After winning the toss and electing to bat, England managed to get to 286. Australia in reply scored a mammoth 528. Coming in at number ...

C.G. Greenidge 103 v England

C.G. Greenidge - C.G. Greenidge 103 v England

Sir Gordon Greenidge's final appearance on the Lord's Honours Boards came in 1988, when he hit 103 for West Indies in their 134-run victory against England. Only scoring 22 in the first innings, Greenidge and West Indies struggled to make an impression after electing to fiel...

S.M. Gavaskar 188 v MCC

S.M. Gavaskar - S.M. Gavaskar 188 v MCC

Sunil Gavaskar hit 188 in the MCC v Rest of the World match at Lord's in 1987 to take his place on the iconic Honours Boards. In a one-off match to mark MCC’s bicentenary, twenty-two of the world's greatest players gathered at Lord's to play in a fixture which would see any ...

D.B. Vengsarkar 126* v England

D.B. Vengsarkar - D.B. Vengsarkar 126* v England

Dilip Vengsarkar scored his third consecutive Test hundred at Lord's during India's historic victory over England in 1986. England had scored 294 all out during their first innings and with India 90-2, Vengsarkar entered the crease hoping to create a bit of history by achiev...

S.A.R. Silva 102* v England

S.A.R. Silva - S.A.R. Silva 102* v England

Amal de Silva reached the Lord’s Honours Boards when he hit 102 not out during Sri Lanka’s drawn Test match versus England in 1984. In Sri Lanka’s first-ever Test at the Home of Cricket, de Silva watched team-mates Sidath Wettimuny and Duleep Mendis score hundreds previously...

S. Wettimuny 190 v England

S. Wettimuny - S. Wettimuny 190 v England

Sidath Wettimuny became the first Sri Lankan to make the famous Lord’s Honours Boards when he hit 190 during the drawn five-day Test match versus England in 1984. England won the toss and elected to field, giving opening batsman Wettimuny the opportunity to shine during Sri ...

C.G. Greenidge 214* v England

C.G. Greenidge - C.G. Greenidge 214* v England

Sir Gordon Greenidge's first appearance on the Lord's Honours Boards came in 1984, when he hit a superb unbeaten 214 during West Indies' victory over England. West Indies' first innings saw them only manage a total of 245 with Ian Botham taking an eight-wicket haul. By the ...

Mohsin Khan 200 v England

Mohsin Khan - Mohsin Khan 200 v England

Mohsin Khan became the first Pakistan batsman to hit a double-century at Lord's, when he scored 200 during his country’s victory over England in 1982. In what was Pakistan’s first-ever taste of success at Lord’s, Khan’s opening innings score set the perfect foundation for hi...