It sort of made me, and became a moment in one-day cricket ... halted an Australian collapse and a rampant West Indies pace brigade on day one, teaming up with Mark Waugh for a 120-run stand ...

India and Australia are two of the top sides in one-day cricket. The Men in Blue have ... Rohit Sharma, Mark Waugh, David Warner and Matthew Hayden. In the end, though, it was difficult to look ...

While former Australian opener David Warner said there were other players in front of Owen for a national call-up, former selector Mark Waugh said ... three in one-day cricket, mostly in the ...

The 266-run stand for the third wicket was also the second-highest for Australia in Test cricket history as they went past Dean Jones and Steve Waugh's unbeaten ... crossed 500-mark and will ...

With a brief flourish in Galle on Sunday, Australia completed a clean sweep of the Warne-Muralitharan Trophy series to put the exclamation mark on an outstanding summer of cricket. Watch India vs ...

It's not just Sam Konstas making his mark from Australia's under-19 World Cup-winning team. Konstas has understandably become Australian cricket's ... came out to face a hat-trick ball after ...

Australia has held the Frank Worrell Trophy since 1995 when Steve and Mark Waugh combined for 326 runs in the fourth Test to lift the Aussies to a 2-1 victory. Cricket Australia executive general ...

Who has scored the most runs for Australia in ODI cricket? Find out more about this interesting statistic here.

Nathan Lyon believes the current Australia men's team is on the cusp ... achieved by earlier iterations under Ponting and Steve Waugh, Lyon nominated Test series wins in India and the UK.

She came tantalisingly close to a hat-trick with a gem of a leg-break ... Test crowd of 35,365 across the three days vindicated Cricket Australia’s decision to play the game at a major stadium ...

Through each of the 100 deliveries Ashleigh Gardner faced on her way to her breakout first international century on Friday, a reminder of who she was playing for was front and centre in her eyeline.

7. Steve Waugh (Australia) – 58 not outs from 288 innings (20.14%) Steve Waugh was a man who hated losing. One of the greatest captains of all time and one of cricket’s fiercest ever ...