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Geoffrey Boycott opened the batting for Camborne Cricket Club in Cornwall in 1968. He scored 104 runs. But he wasn't the only famous face playing that day. Colin Llyod and Garfield Sobers were also in the Camborne team. They were playing the International Cricket Crusaders. A team that featured John Edrich, Basil D'Oliveira and Fred Trueman. Michael Weeks told Â鶹Éç Radio Cornwall's sports producer Ross Ellis about a memorable day in Cornish cricket history.