The world reacts to Shane Warne's death
THE WORLD REACTS TO SHANE WARNE'S DEATH:-
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At the start of this Ashes series, we asked you to vote for your favourite moment from the past 40 years of cricket's greatest rivalry.
Mike Gatting hailed Shane Warne as cricket’s “number one” after the death of the Australian great on Friday.
Cricket is mourning former Australia wicketkeeper Rod Marsh who has died at the age of 74.
Former India batter Wasim Jaffer shares a 'love-hate' relationship with former England captain Michael Vaughan on social media, especially on Twitter. Both Jaffer and Vaughan never miss an opportunity to troll each other on the basis of the performances of their respective teams. Speaking with India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on his YouTube channel, Vaughan shed light on his social media banter with Jaffer, saying that he and the former India opener date back to the 2002 Lord's Test between India and England.
Former England captain and cricket pundit Michael Vaughan has lauded the Pakistan Super League (PSL) for having top quality T20 players. Vaughan in his tweet also mentioned the fact that PSL's format leaves cricket fans "wanting a little bit more at the end" as it is shorter as compared to other franchise leagues.
Indian pundits and players on Sunday hailed Rohit Sharma as the new all-format skipper after he replaced Virat Kohli in one of world cricket's biggest jobs.
Indian pundits and players on Sunday hailed Rohit Sharma as the new all-format skipper after he replaced Virat Kohli in one of world cricket's biggest jobs. Rohit, 34, was appointed Test captain on Saturday ahead of the two-Test Sri Lanka series next month which will be preceded by three Twenty20 internationals beginning on Thursday. The swashbuckling opener was a unanimous choice for the Test job after he took over the white-ball duties from Kohli, who gave up the T20 captaincy last year and then was sacked as 50-over skipper.