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The only think I'll say is, they showed why they're World Test Champions, they showed why they're the number one side in the world. They've got some serious players and some seriously tough players. Philip DeFreitas played the last 11 of his 44 Test matches whilst on the Derbyshire staff, having made his Test debut as a Leicestershire player on the tour to Australia in 1986/7. REVEALED: Manchester United's chances of making the Champions League last-16 as Erik ten Hag's side prepare for daunting Galatasaray trip... and do they have more hope than Newcastle?

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Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Argentina is delayed after mass brawl erupts - as fans hit each other with seats and clash with Rio police Clearly destined not to play for England again, Smith returned to Derbyshire where he featured in arguably the county’s finest-ever XI, winning the county championship in 1936 and scoring one of Derbyshire’s finest hundreds, 202 not out against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge in 1937. He made his Test debut in 1971 in New Zealand and his second appearance came at Lahore in December 1977 when he scored 32 (Knott’s average) in England’s only innings against Pakistan. And so, to another of Derbyshire’s outstanding players. Until Kim Barnett came along, Denis Smith held most of Derbyshire’s batting records. His 20,516 first class runs tally has only been bettered by Barnett, while his total of 30 first class hundreds sees him in third place – alongside Wayne Madsen – and behind John Morris and Barnett. Not bad for a player who scored his last century in 1950. TRANSFER GOSSIP COLUMN: Arsenal target Aston Villa star Douglas Luiz as replacement for Thomas Partey in January... and Ange Postecoglou could be reunited with one of his former Celtic signings

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Hobbs’ monumental innings of 211 against Australia at The Oval in 1926 is revered as one of the finest displays of batting prowess. He recorded 61 centuries throughout his career, a record that stood for decades. Like Taylor, he was never considered more than a stubborn and defiant batsman, although he did score over 7,000 runs in his 520 matches for Derbyshire, including 11 half centuries. Changing the game: Legends are trendsetters, introducing new playing styles, techniques, or strategies that influence generations to come. They contribute to the evolution of the sport, inspiring young talent around the world.