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Pakistan Legend On Why He Calls Sachin Tendulkar "The Greatest Of All Time"

Sachin Tendulkar is unarguably one of the greatest batters ever to play the gentlemen's game. Making his debut in 1989, the former India batter went on to smash numerous records and scripted a new chapter in the history of cricket. Sachin, who had a 24-year-long international career, is still the highest run-scorer in the ODIs and Tests. Recently, former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar lavished praise on Sachin stating that the legendary batter had an "extraordinary" talent as he faced a variety of bowlers from all over the world.

On Jasprit Bumrah's Return After 11 Months, Glenn McGrath Gives Honest Verdict

India's marquee pacer Jasprit Bumrah is all set to don the national team's jersey again, having been selected for the T20I tour of Ireland. Bumrah, who has been out of action for nearly a year, will understandably be under the spotlight, especially as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) looks to draft him into India's squad for the ODI World Cup. Australia legend Glenn McGrath, one of the finest pacers in the history of the game, isn't too optimistic about Bumrah's return considering the length of his absence.

"Getting Harder To Play All 3 Formats...": Australia Legend's Advice For Jasprit Bumrah

Jasprit Bumrah is all set to make his return from a prolonged injury hiatus when he leads the Indian cricket team in the three-match T20I series against Ireland. It is an extremely good news for India ahead of the ICC World Cup 2023 to get their star fast bowler back in action. However, the road has not been easy for Bumrah who missed the 2022 T20 World Cup and the 2023 Indian Premier League due to injury concerns. Legendary Australia pacer Glenn McGrath expressed his concern at Bumrah's injury battles and said that he may not to manage the workload in order to prolong his career.

'Australia, Pakistan And...': Glenn McGrath Picks "Best Four" Teams For World Cup

With nearly two months left for the start of the ODI World Cup, Australia pace great Glenn McGrath has picked the "best four" teams, which are likey to make it to the semi-finals. McGrath, who is a three-time World Cup-winner and the leading wicket-taker in the history of the tournament, feels that the upcoming showpiece event in India will be a nail-bitter. McGrath picked Australia, Pakistan, England and India, who are the hosts of the tournament, as the four best teams at the World Cup.

ICC Breaks Silence Over Ashes Ball Change Debate Amid Massive Criticism

There was no dearth of controversies when it comes to the recently-concluded Ashes 2023 series between England and Australia. The final match of the closely-contested series was no different as questions were asked about the ball-change that Australia believes proved to be crucial in tilting the match in England's favour. During Day 4 of the encounter, the 36-over-old ball was changed for a new one but Australia complained that the new ball was shinier and harder than what it should have been. The change of ball proved to be a turning point as Australia lost wickets in quick succession and were ultimately defeated by 49 runs. Australian ex-cricketers Ricky Ponting and Glenn McGrath were not pleased with the incident and both legends made their feelings clear regarding the topic.

Stuart Broad Becomes First England Bowler To Achieve This Ashes Feat

Pace veteran Stuart Broad emerged as the first England bowler to complete 150 wickets in his Ashes career on Friday and the only third bowler to accomplish the landmark. Broad accomplished this milestone during England's fifth Ashes Test against Australia at The Oval. During Australia's first innings, Broad removed Usman Khawaja and Travis Head quickly and reached the landmark. Now in 40 Ashes matches, Broad has taken 151 wickets at an average of 28.81, with the best bowling figures of 8/15. He has taken six four-wicket hauls and eight five-wicket hauls in his Ashes career.

England "Will Absolutely Wipe" Australia In Ashes Final Test, Claims Ex-Captain If This Happens

Australia great Glenn McGrath said England only had themselves to blame for their failure to regain the Ashes after rain ensured the fourth Test at Old Trafford ended in a draw. The whole of Sunday's final day was washed out without a ball bowled, while 60 overs were lost to bad weather on Saturday.

Aussie legend McGrath says England to blame for failing to regain Ashes

Australia great Glenn McGrath said England only had themselves to blame for their failure to regain the Ashes after rain ensured the fourth Test at Old Trafford ended in a draw.

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Pakistan Legend On Why He Calls Sachin Tendulkar "The Greatest Of All Time"

On Jasprit Bumrah's Return After 11 Months, Glenn McGrath Gives Honest Verdict

"Getting Harder To Play All 3 Formats...": Australia Legend's Advice For Jasprit Bumrah

'Australia, Pakistan And...': Glenn McGrath Picks "Best Four" Teams For World Cup

ICC Breaks Silence Over Ashes Ball Change Debate Amid Massive Criticism

Stuart Broad Becomes First England Bowler To Achieve This Ashes Feat

England "Will Absolutely Wipe" Australia In Ashes Final Test, Claims Ex-Captain If This Happens

Aussie legend McGrath says England to blame for failing to regain Ashes