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Peter Allis
Peter is the perfect partner for a round of golf.
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John Arlott
John Arlott was often described as the "voice of summer".
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Richie Benaud
Richie Benaud can capture the atmosphere of a cricket match like no other.
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Henry Blofeld
'Blowers' is a much-loved member of the Test Match Special team.
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Harry Carpenter
The undisputed voice of boxing for the best part of 50 years.
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David Coleman
David has covered 16 Olympic Games and eight Commonwealth Games.
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Howard Cosell
This American sportscaster was never afraid to "tell it like it is".
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Raymond Glendenning
Glendenning covered almost every big sports event in the immediate postwar years.
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Alan Green
Five Live's Alan Green is a man with strong opinions that he's not afraid to voice.
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Peter Jones
Peter "could make a dull game bearable and an exciting one almost unbearable".
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Dan Maskell
Dan Maskell was the voice of Wimbledon until his last broadcast in 1991.
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Bill McLaren
Bill was known globally as the voice of rugby union. He retired in 2002.
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Brian Moore
"We've had some great commentators in this game, but he was the daddy of them all" (Ron Atkinson).
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John Motson
Motty is a living football legend.
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Peter O'Sullevan
Peter is the voice of horse racing.
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Jonathan Pearce
Five Live's JP takes football passion to another level.
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Ian Robertson
Ian was behind the Five Live microphone when England won the Rugby World Cup.
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Sid Waddell
Sid is the metaphor-mixing voice of darts.
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Murray Walker
"In his quieter moments he sounds like his trousers are on fire" (Clive James).
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Kenneth Wolstenholme
Kenneth Wolstenholme delivered the most famous piece of sports commentary in British broadcasting history.
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