Some batsmen win admiration for their sheer elegance — the kind who seem to have been born with a textbook in hand. Watching them bat is a lesson in balance, timing, and effortless grace. And when such players decide to shift gears and unfurl the full range of their stroke-making, the spectacle becomes something truly special. That was exactly the case on this day in 1983, when David Gower produced one of the finest one-day innings of his career against New Zealand in the Benson & Hedges World S