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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Azhar Ali closed in on his 19th test hundred as he and centurion Imam-ul-Haq continued to frustrate Australia and powered Pakistan to 302 for one on day two of the opening test in Rawalpindi on Saturday.
The world of cricket is coming to terms with the loss of one of its greatest figures following the death of Shane Warne at the age of 52.
Shane Warne was watching Australia play Test cricket shortly before his tragic death in a villa in Thailand.
Premiership contenders Fremantle and Melbourne face off in the first match of a double-header in Perth, before West Coast plays the Western Bulldogs.
Shane Warne passed away at the age of 52 on Friday.
Ravindra Jadeja gave a fine tribute to Shane Warne by a slamming a century a day after the Australia legend died. Jadeja slammed his second Test hundred on Day 2 of the ongoing first Test against Sri Lanka in Mohali on Saturday. Jadeja and Warne go back a long way. The legendary leg-spinner first met the young India all-rounder in 2008 when both were part of the Rajasthan Royals quad for inaugural edition of Indian Premier League (IPL). Warne was mighty impressed with the 19-year-old Jadeja's skills and started to refer him as “rockstar.” As it turned out, Jadeja played an important role in Warne leading “underdogs” Royals to the IPL title that year, which till date remains their only triumph in the cash-rich league.
ISLAMABAD : Azhar Ali closed in on his 19th test hundred as he and centurion Imam-ul-Haq continued to frustrate Australia and powered Pakistan to 302 for one on day two of the opening test in Rawalpindi on Saturday.
