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England v India 1990 - a fully autographed unbranded full size bat signed in ink to the face with numerous signatures,
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Including: Sachin Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Mohammad Azharuddin, Ravi Shastri, W V Raman, Sanjay Manjrea. Anil Kumble, Dilip Vensarkar, Sishan Singh Bedi, Manoj Prabhakar, Kiran More, Graham Gooch, David Gower, Mike Atherton, Allan Lamb and Robin Smith India toured England for a three-Test series, which England won 1–0, with the other two Tests drawn. This series is especially notable for Graham Gooch’s triple century, Anil Kumble's international debut and for the then 17 year old Sachin Tendulka's first test century. Kapil Dev hit one of the most famous rear guard cameos of 77 not out to avoid the follow-on Key events and their importance:- 1st Test, Lord's — England won by 247 runs Graham Gooch scored 333 in the first innings and 123 in the second — a match aggregate of 456, still a world record for runs scored by one player in a single Test. His 333 is the sixth-highest individual Test score ever. Kapil Dev hit four consecutive sixes off Eddie Hemmings to save India from the follow-on — the first time this had ever been done in Test history. Azharuddin and Shastri both scored centuries for India despite the heavy defeat. 2nd Test, Old Trafford — Drawn A 17-year-old Sachin Tendulkar scored an unbeaten 119 to save the match for India — his maiden Test century, making him (at the time) the second-youngest player ever to score one in Tests. This innings is now seen as the true starting point of his legendary career. 3rd Test, The Oval — Drawn India made a mammoth 606/9 declared; David Gower batted through the final day for an unbeaten century to save the match for England. The series produced 15 individual centuries in total — a record for a three-Test series. This is historic series is remembered less for the result and more for two defining moments that shaped cricket history: Gooch's record-breaking Lord's innings, and even more significantly in hindsight, Tendulkar's first Test century, the opening chapter of what became the greatest run-scoring career the game has seen.
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