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| | Cricinfo - Grounds - Headingley, Leeds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18) |
 | | Tucked away in the sleepy backstreets of suburban Leeds, Headingley staged possibly the most dramatic comeback in Test cricket when, in 1981, England beat Australia by 18 runs. |
 | | England had followed on 227 runs behind and were 135 for 7 in their second innings before the combined heroics of Ian Botham, with the bat, and Willis, with the ball, beat odds of 500/1. |
 | | Test cricket had first come to Headingley nearly 100 years earlier, in 1889, one year after the ground was established. |
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