Sir Ian Bothan is a former England cricketer and sports commentator ... were on a fishing trip in Australia’s Northern Territory when Botham, 68, got his flip-flops caught in a rope and tumbled ...

Former England cricketer Ian Botham revealed that he survived falling into crocodile infested water in his recent fishing ...

The turbulent marriage of cricket legend Ian Botham is facing its greatest test after surviving 23 years of scandal and controversy. Long-suffering Kathy Botham has put up with her husband's drug ...

Sir Ian Bothan is a former England cricketer and sports commentator. Seen as one of the greatest all-rounders of all-time, Beefy scored over 5,000 Test runs for England, picking up 383 wickets as ...

England cricket legend Ian Botham was saved from a crocodile attack by his former rival Merv Hughes, mirror.co.uk reported.

Ian Terence Botham, aged 21, took five Australian wickets on his first day of Test Match cricket. By an apposite twist of chance, that day brought Brian Close's announcement of his retirement 28 ...

Ian Botham has been elected as honorary president ... attracted controversy last year for his scathing response to the report into cricket's racism crisis by the Independent Commission for Equity ...

Former England cricketer Sir Ian Botham addresses a press conference in Colombo, on March 27. Botham, who on Sunday visited Sri Lanka's former war zone to oversee plans to build a sports complex ...

Cricket legends who publicly dissed IPL: Greats of the game like Ian Botham and Dale Steyn have publicly called out the IPL. Here is a list of players who have slammed the Indian Premier League.

Former England cricketer Ian Botham is seen in 2007. Botham is tipping England to score an "emphatic" first away Ashes series win in more than two decades and believes Australia are in disarray ...

Former England player Sir Ian Botham said Duncan Fearnley would be "sadly missed" Worcestershire cricket legend Duncan Fearnley has been remembered by family, friends and fans at a memorial service.

With the retirement last season, within a few weeks of each other, of Ian Botham and Vivian Richards, first-class cricket lost two of the greatest of all its stars. Botham and Richards were good ...