The cricket fraternity on Tuesday paid tribute to the former Australian all-rounder Gary Gilmour.
There were others with whom Tendulkar shares his birthday with and some interesting achievements
Mark Waugh giving deep thought to the prospect of becoming Australia's chief selector.
West Indies first reduced Australia to 15 for 4. Then, with 43 to score from 54 balls with eight wickets in hand, they had a collective brainfreeze, and succumbed to pressure.
James Anderson is lacking the spark he had shown in England, feels Damien Fleming
It was in 1991-92 that I first came across Sachin Tendulkar, when the Indian team were touring Australia. I had played a game for the Prime Minister’s XI against the Indians at Canberra and he also featured in that game. However, my first distinct memories of Sachin are from the Test series that followed. Against a good attack comprising the likes of Merv Hughes, Craig McDermott and Bruce Reid, to name a few, he scored a couple of tons. For a kid that young, it was a phenomenal achievement. His technique was amazing. That was just the beginning for the genius of Sachin.
On October 9, 1994, Damien Fleming became the third bowler to claim a hat-trick on debut at Rawalpindi. Sarang Bhalerao takes a look back at Fleming’s incredible feat.
Australia’s former Test fast bowler Damien Fleming feels Ryan Harris is a bonus in the national team and feels he is class act.
Former Australian bowler Damien Fleming believes the timing of Mickey Arthur’s sacking is unfair and there will be a great amount of pressure on Darren Lehmann, who is set to replace the South African.
Damien Fleming, born April 24, 1970, was one of Australia’s finest swing bowlers, who never fully realised his potential owing to frequent injuries and other world-class bowlers in the side. He had his moments, taking a hat-trick in his first Test before guiding his side to the finals in the 1996 and 1999 World Cups. Karthik Parimal looks back at the seamer’s punctuated career.