On this day: Waugh brothers become first twins to play in a Test for Australia
Cricket | April 05, 2020 13:27 ISTThe pair played for the first time in the same Australian team on April 5, 1991, and went on to play 108 Test matches together.
The pair played for the first time in the same Australian team on April 5, 1991, and went on to play 108 Test matches together.
Former Australian captain Steve Waugh believes that the sledging by the Australian crowd will only motivate Steve Smith and David Warner.
Former Australian captain Steve Waugh lauded India for accepting to play a day/night Test Down Under.
India will play four Test matches as a part of the World Test Championship in Australia later this year, out of which, one will be a Day-Night Test.
On a two-day visit in connection with his upcoming book, the Australian great was seen in a shooting spree, taking shots of the Eden Gardens as well as those of the Bengal-Ranji fixture.
Tendulkar posted a video with Raiji and Waugh in which he is giving a sweet message to the former player and cutting cake alongside him.
Sourav Ganguly shared a picture with Steve Waugh on his social media profile during the first ODI in Mumbai.
Rahane posted a picture of himself with the 54-year old Australia's World Cup-winning skipper, who has played 168 Tests and 325 ODIs.
Twelve months ago, India ended a 71-year wait for their maiden Test series win in Australia. However, Australia are a different team now with Steve Smith and David Warner back in the side having served one-year ball-tampering bans
Virat Kohli leads the way with the bat after 50 Tests as captain ahead of Australian great Ricky Ponting and England's Alastiar Cook.
India overtook Australia when they registered their 11th consecutive home Test series win on Saturday, but how is India's incredible run different from the mighty Aussie sides of Waugh and Ponting?
Shane Watson on Monday said it was up to the legendary Mahendra Singh Dhoni to take a call on his retirement though "he is still playing incredibly well".
After Steve Smith scored yet another important knock in the second innings of the ongoing fourth Test, former Australian captain Steve Waugh heaped praises on the batsman.
Australia received a big boost as Steve Waugh rejoined the side ahead of the fourth Ashes Test, coach Justin Langer confirmed.
Getting underway on August 1 with the first Ashes Test in Birmingham, the inaugural WTC will see the top nine Test teams in the world compete in 71 Test matches across 27 series, played over two years.
Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Alex Carey feels that it is great to have Steve Waugh's knowledge during the 2019 Ashes against England.
Waugh was asked the question in context of the debate surrounding MS Dhoni's future in international cricket after India's semi-final exit from the World Cup.
Warner has so far hit two fifties and a century but Waugh says the explosive opener is yet to reach his destructive best in this World Cup.
Steve Waugh, one of the toughest and most successful captains of all time, said he was impressed by Virat Kohli's action of asking the crowd to not boo Steve Smith.
The damaging stroke play by Hardik Pandya, who hit four fours and three sixes against Australia, reminded Steve Waugh of Klusener's fireworks in the 1999 World Cup.
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