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Dilley scored 56 before playing on to Terry Alderman, but not before helping England on their way to a lead of that proved sufficient enough for Bob Willis to defend. Willis took eight for 43 as the Australians were bowled out on Nelson to give the hosts an incredible victory. Skipper Mike Brearley gave me no instructions, so I asked Ian what we should do.

Sometimes he missed, more often he made thunderous contact. In the fourth innings, he took a crucial catch on the boundary — much to the surprise of his captain and teammates — to dismiss Rodney Marsh, giving Willis the fifth of the eight wickets. Some players ran towards Bob, but then some of the slips came over to me.

Headingley marked the first time since —95 that a team won a match after following on. To the young and uninitiated, this was a win as epic as Kolkata , and is still fondly remembered by English fans. However, quite remarkably, Dilley was dropped from the fourth Test at Edgbaston despite his heroics with the bat. If it had been me taking eight wickets then it would have been the best thing ever, but as it was two weeks later I was bowling for Kent Second XI against The Army, while Botham was taking five for Following his Headingley exploits, Dilley played in the World Cup, before a neck injury forced him out of the game for a year.

He returned to playing for Kent in and even had a brief stint at Natal in South Africa. In , he took 63 First-Class wickets and earned an England recall. The next winter, when England toured New Zealand, Dilley recorded the best bowling figures of his career, ripping through the Kiwi line-up with six for 38 at Christchurch.

He finished the series with 15 wickets at an average of Dilley left Kent for Worcestershire in and, along with his dear pal Botham, helped them win four trophies in three years, including successive championships in and The following year, he was to play his last Test against, who else but, Australia at Edgbaston, ending his career with wickets at an average of Cambridge Utd.

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