Sydney: Steve Waugh may not be the selectors choice to make the World Cup provisional squad but he is still a hot favourite among the public, if the response to his latest book is any indication.
Bangalore: History was made at the new Test venue of Darwin on July 19th when Australian skipper Steve Waugh scored his 31st century, thereby becoming the second player to record Test hundreds against all Test playing nations after South African southpaw Gary Kirsten. In the process, he equalled Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar in the tally of tons, with only the 'little master' Sunil Gavaskar ahead of both of them with 34 centuries in his kitty. Waugh would definitely liked to have made it against a stronger outfit than minnows Bangladesh, but irrespective of the state of opposition
Bangalore: History was made at the new Test venue of Darwin on July 19th when Australian skipper Steve Waugh scored his 31st century, thereby becoming the second player to record Test hundreds against all Test playing nations after South African southpaw Gary Kirsten. In the process, he equalled Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar in the tally of tons, with only the 'little master' Sunil Gavaskar ahead of both of them with 34 centuries in his kitty. Waugh would definitely liked to have made it against a stronger outfit than minnows Bangladesh, but irrespective of the state of opposition a
