Hussain: Warne the greatest to ever play
Sky Sports Cricket's Nasser Hussain hails Shane Warne as 'the greatest cricketer to ever play the game', following the passing of the Australian spin-bowling great on Friday.
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Azhar ton powers Pakistan to 394-2 v Australia
ISLAMABAD :Pat Cummins dismissed Imam-ul-Haq for 157 to break a mammoth stand, but Azhar Ali's patient century powered Pakistan to a commanding 394 for two against Australia on day two of the opening test in Rawalpindi on Saturday.
Watch: Team India gives Virat Kohli a guard of honour in batter's 100th Test
Virat Kohli in the batter's 100th Test. When India walked out to the field on Day 2 of the first Test against Sri Lanka here in Mohali, the entire Team stood together to give Kohli a guard of honour. Kohli scored 45 runs in the first innings and he was dismissed by Lasith Embuldeniya.
Cricket World Cup: England beaten by Australia in thriller
England fell just short of a record chase in a nerve-shredding defeat by Australia in their opening match of the Women's World Cup in Hamilton.
Shane Warne's 10 most iconic moments - From 'ball of the century' to sweet revenge for Australia in the Ashes
Flipper befuddles Richardson Second Test v West Indies — Melbourne Cricket Ground, 30 Dec 1992 Ad/> Before those of us in the Northern Hemisphere had seen him, he had already sown his legend. After getting a pasting in his debut from Ravi Shastri and co on his way to 1-150 he licked his wounds, but on his home pitch, the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where he would produce so many memorable moments and have a statue built in his honour, he gave the first illustration of the generational talent on show. Figures of 7-52 in the fourth innings succumbing West Indies to a total of 219 tell their own tale, but it was the dismissal of Richie Richardson which started the demise and lingered longest in the memory, bamboozling the best batsman in the world at the time with a 'wrong un' leaving him plumb leg before.
Nat Sciver century in vain as England fall short in World Cup opener
Nat Sciver’s stunning century proved to be in vain as England opened their Women’s World Cup defence with a 12-run defeat to Australia.
When Shane Warne told TV viewers how he'd bowl out Brendon McCullum - and then he did it
Shane Warne passed away at the age of 52 on Friday.
Conor McGregor criticised for demanding butler fetches him bottle of water
Thomas Tuchel discusses his future as Chelsea boss