Graham Onions
English cricketer with notable Test career
Debuted in international cricket in 2009, contributing as a fast bowler primarily in Test matches for England. Played for Durham in domestic cricket, where he became a key player. Retired from professional cricket in 2017 after a successful career, culminating in pivotal roles during various county championships and international tours.
Took 30 wickets in 2010 Test series against Bangladesh
Part of the England squad that won the 2009 Ashes series
Had significant contributions in the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy
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