Australian cricket is mourning the loss of cricketing legend Keith Stackpole, MBE, who died yesterday aged 84.

Cutting a pose that suggested Stackpole enjoyed his time at the bar as much as he did on the field during television’s black ...

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Cricket has lost one of its most colourful and forthright characters with the death of former Test opener Keith Stackpole at the age of 84. Stackpole, 84, died from a suspected heart attack.