But the death of Richie Benaud earlier today is different, for me. Having been cricket-mad since the David Steele summer of 1975, I can honestly think of absolutely no one I've had a more lasting and total admiration of.
I've written about him on here before, at some length, and I can't really add much to what I said back then. Thanks for everything, Richie. We'll never see your like again.
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Quite right, Matt.
Richie was a total legend. And the pioneer of breaking down the fourth wall, of course. Never mind the Miliband stare down the camera; Richie was there 40 years ago. And what a combo he was with Jim Laker. Spin twins.
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