Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
OOPS! Mudassar Nazar, who scored a brilliant 149 not out, mis-timed this stroke to leg and was fortunate the ball sailed just above his stumps
OOPS! Mudassar Nazar, who scored a brilliant 149 not out, mis-timed this stroke to leg and was fortunate the ball sailed just above his stumps

OOPS! Mudassar Nazar, who scored a brilliant 149 not out, mis-timed this stroke to leg and was fortunate the ball sailed just above his stumps

Date9/27/1992
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: OOPS! Mudassar Nazar, who scored a brilliant 149 not out, mis-timed this stroke to leg and was fortunate the ball sailed just above his stumps.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092545F
Chopping wood: The stumps fly yesterday as India's Saba Karim is bowled by Pakistan's Azhar Mahmood, but the joy was shortlived as India posted an easy win
Chopping wood: The stumps fly yesterday as India's Saba Karim is bowled by Pakistan's Azhar Mahmood, but the joy was shortlived as India posted an easy win
9/14/1997
Hooper Power. Carl Hooper was at his brilliant best with bat and ball as he guided West Indies to cricket win over the Rest of the World
Hooper Power. Carl Hooper was at his brilliant best with bat and ball as he guided West Indies to cricket win over the Rest of the World
11/2/1991
Oops! . . A goof. Actor Doug Chamberlain, who stars in Oops! a revue at Theatre in the Dell, made a mess of his beef and kidney pie. The potato crust (...)
Oops! . . A goof. Actor Doug Chamberlain, who stars in Oops! a revue at Theatre in the Dell, made a mess of his beef and kidney pie. The potato crust (...)
3/20/1972
England's Test star David Gower has his off stump up-rooted by West Indian paceman Ian Bishop at Exhibition Stadium yesterday as wicketkeeper Peter Dujon and Carl Hooper look on
England's Test star David Gower has his off stump up-rooted by West Indian paceman Ian Bishop at Exhibition Stadium yesterday as wicketkeeper Peter Dujon and Carl Hooper look on
9/29/1990
Oops! Twins right fielder Tom Brunansky bounces off the wall but fails to come up with this fly ball off the bat of the Jays' Kelly Gruber during the (...)
Oops! Twins right fielder Tom Brunansky bounces off the wall but fails to come up with this fly ball off the bat of the Jays' Kelly Gruber during the (...)
4/16/1988
Oops, missed that one: Toronto goaltender Ken Wregget, fearing the worst, glances over his puck out of midair to narrow Leafs' lead to 3-2, but the homeside went on for an 8-4 win
Oops, missed that one: Toronto goaltender Ken Wregget, fearing the worst, glances over his puck out of midair to narrow Leafs' lead to 3-2, but the homeside went on for an 8-4 win
2/2/1987
A couple of husky young Germans go to work on some tough stumps back in the bush
A couple of husky young Germans go to work on some tough stumps back in the bush
7/8/1944
Don't be stumped: This machine can be rented from First Choice Rentals to remove stumps
Don't be stumped: This machine can be rented from First Choice Rentals to remove stumps
5/23/1989
Oops! Vancouver Canucks' Bobby Schmautz (8) couldn't stop after unsuccessfully chasing Leaf's Dave Keon on scoring drive during Saturday's National Ho(...)
Oops! Vancouver Canucks' Bobby Schmautz (8) couldn't stop after unsuccessfully chasing Leaf's Dave Keon on scoring drive during Saturday's National Ho(...)
12/23/1973
Oops! Pardon me, Darryl. Leafs' Sittler (27) meets Barons' Bob Stewart
Oops! Pardon me, Darryl. Leafs' Sittler (27) meets Barons' Bob Stewart
3/11/1978
Oops! sorry, B.J.Leaf's Borje Salming falls victim to Bob Gainey, diligent Montreal Canadians' winger who not only is bigger than most people think (6(...)
Oops! sorry, B.J.Leaf's Borje Salming falls victim to Bob Gainey, diligent Montreal Canadians' winger who not only is bigger than most people think (6(...)
n.d.
Three of the greatest cricketers from the Carribean, Clive Lloyd, left, Rohan Kanhal and Sir Garfield Sobers, delighted the crowd with their stroke play yesterday
Three of the greatest cricketers from the Carribean, Clive Lloyd, left, Rohan Kanhal and Sir Garfield Sobers, delighted the crowd with their stroke play yesterday
8/6/1990