Summary:
Gary Gilmour, the legendary cricketer who helped Australia beat England in the 1975 Ashes series, has died aged 62.

Full article:
By . David Kent . Cricket Australia has paid tribute to former Test player Gary Gilmour who has died at the age of 62. The all-rounder - who had been ill for some time - played 15 Tests for the Baggy Green. One of his finest hours came when he dismantled England in the 1975 World Cup semi-final when he took six wickets for 14. High point: Gary Gilmour (right) celebrates after trapping England's  Alan Knott lbw in 1975 . Eyes on the prize: but Gilmour wasn't selected for the 1975 Ashes series . All-rounder: Gary Gilmour will be remembered for his ability with bat and ball . He took 54 Test wickets as the 267th man to represent Australia. CA chief executive officer James Sutherland said: 'Gary was a captivating talent who had the rare ability to single-handedly turn a game. 'Anyone who witnessed Gary in full flight during the 1970s will remember fondly how he could influence matches with his all-round abilities.' Current coach Darren Lehmann added: 'On behalf of the Australian cricket team, I take this opportunity to pass on our condolences to the Gilmour family following the passing of Gary earlier today.'