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The first ever great in cricket and that is much before Sachin Tendulkar and Sir Don Bradman - He was first to score two triple centuries in first -class cricket - First to 50,000 first-class runs - First to 100 hundreds - First to score a Test hundred in England - First Englishman to score a hundred in Test debut - Played cricket for 44 years and scored 54,000 runs, took 2809 wickets and 876 catches - He died in 1915 and played professional cricket till the age of 61 He was so passionate about sports that on the day his second child was born, he was scoring a quadruple hundred (400) for his club. As cricket historian Abhishek Mukherjee mentioned in one of his famous Twitter threads, Grace was informed about his wife delivering their second baby while he was in the middle of an innings. Instead of visiting his wife, he wanted to break a record to celebrate the big occasion. He batted to the point that a result was out of the equation and continued batting further. He had opened and batted through in an innings where the team was bowled out for 680. When he asked what was his score, the scorers told him 399. Grace, in a bossing tone, said, "Make it 400". Someone in the opposition, assumingly the skipper, said, "You deserve it" and his 399 became 400. And that is just one of the few instances which speaks about his persona. He was a bully as well as the first godfather of cricket. His two sons played till 1903 and 1906, respectively. Grace, meanwhile, recorded his last professional match in 1908. He once declared the innings when he was on 93 because that was the only score between 0 - 100 that he didn't have. WHAT A CHARACTER !! Remembering WG Grace on his birth anniversary 🙂The first ever great in cricket and that is much before Sachin Tendulkar and Sir Don Bradman - He was first to score two triple centuries in first -class cricket - First to 50,000 first-class runs - First to 100 hundreds - First to score a Test hundred in England - First Englishman to score a hundred in Test debut - Played cricket for 44 years and scored 54,000 runs, took 2809 wickets and 876 catches - He died in 1915 and played professional cricket till the age of 61 He was so passionate about sports that on the day his second child was born, he was scoring a quadruple hundred (400) for his club. As cricket historian Abhishek Mukherjee mentioned in one of his famous Twitter threads, Grace was informed about his wife delivering their second baby while he was in the middle of an innings. Instead of visiting his wife, he wanted to break a record to celebrate the big occasion. He batted to the point that a result was out of the equation and continued batting further. He had opened and batted through in an innings where the team was bowled out for 680. When he asked what was his score, the scorers told him 399. Grace, in a bossing tone, said, "Make it 400". Someone in the opposition, assumingly the skipper, said, "You deserve it" and his 399 became 400. And that is just one of the few instances which speaks about his persona. He was a bully as well as the first godfather of cricket. His two sons played till 1903 and 1906, respectively. Grace, meanwhile, recorded his last professional match in 1908. He once declared the innings when he was on 93 because that was the only score between 0 - 100 that he didn't have. WHAT A CHARACTER !! Remembering WG Grace on his birth anniversary 🙂

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