Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith has been inducted as a Brandman Honouree by the The Bradman Museum. In a gala dinner event organised by The Bradman Foundation on Thurday at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) Smith along with Australian legend Bill Lawry was inducted, Smith became the first South African to be named as...
Bill Lawry returned, unbeaten, after an 8-hour-29-minute, 454-ball effort of 282 not out, 13 short of Bill Ponsford’s record of 295. He hit 32 boundaries.
Infamous for being highly defensive as both batsman and captain, Lawry was nonetheless one of Australia's finest opening batsmen.
When an impatient pedestrian patted the taxi with his umbrella, the taxi-driver jumped out and punched the man.
The 33-year-old himself is excited about the opportunity, and it will be an unusual watching his team-mates play from the commentary box.
Benaud, former captain of Australia has worked as a commentator since retiring from Test cricket in 1964.
James Sutherland praised Lawry for his enormous and ongoing contribution to Australian cricket.
Carst Pousthma took a jaw-dropping 2338 wickets and played cricket up to the age of 60.
Let us look at an all-time XI with players made up of ducky names.
It has been a year since the most energetic cricket commentator passed away.