10 great batsmen who bagged a pair in Tests

FRANK WORRELL

Sir Frank Worrell was one of the greatest captains of the West Indies.

One of the most influential and dynamic players to grace the game for West Indies, Sir Frank Worrell played 51 Tests and compiled 3860 runs, with a career average a shade under 50. His most productive series was in 1950 against England, where he topped the run-charts, aggregating 539 runs at an average close to 90.

After three consecutive 60+ scores in three innings, he bagged a pair in the Melbourne Test against Australia in 1960.

Worrell is also remembered for being the first one to donate blood to Nari Contractor, the Indian opener who got hit on the head by a bouncer and was unconscious for six days straight in 1962.