The Indian cricket team had presented McGrath with signed pink caps as people united to celebrate the legacy of Jane McGrath and raise funds to support those battling breast cancer. read more

One night Virat Kohli came up to me and he said that he had something special for Sydney. I have got my pink ready, it is all pinked up for Sydney,” McGrath told the host broadcasters. read more

The Sydney Cricket Ground was awash with pink with the spectators donning pink attires and the Australian cricket team also presented Glenn McGrath with signed ‘baggy pinks’ for his charity. read more

Ricky Ponting, who played 168 Tests for Australia, was given a commemorative cap to mark the occasion by former teammate Glenn McGrath during the tea break on the opening day of the third Test in Melbourne. read more

Dravid also said he does not like watching lot of cricket but he enjoyed that particular innings, sitting in his house. read more

The Indian cricket showed grit and fight in their tours to Australia in the 1980s but the hosts were dominant in the 90s. Sachin Tendulkar and Kapil Dev were India’s stand out players in these two decades in Tests down under. read more

Ind vs Aus: However, the legendary pacer did concede that the absence of Smith and Warner will have an impact and that Australia need to play very well if they have to win the series. read more

The national team has been in a form slump since a ball-tampering scandal in March and Cricket Australia has seen a clean-out of top executives after a scathing review blamed its culture as partly contributing to players cheating. read more

Jeff Thomson said that Sachin Tendulkar was extremely good but Virat Kohli is just tougher than the Indian cricket team legend. read more

James Anderson became the leading fast bowler in test history as he bowled Mohammed Shami to seal victory for England over India at the Oval on Tuesday. read more

England’s premier paceman James Anderson created history at the Oval on Tuesday as he went past Australian great Glenn Mcgrath to become the most successful fast bowler in the history of Test cricket. Anderson dismissed Mohammed Shami to pick up his 564th Test wicket and thus went past McGrath’s mark of 563 wickets. Anderson, who had earlier become the first English bowler to pick 400 Test wickets and subsequently went past the 500 scalps mark too, has taken 19 Test matches more than the Australian to breach his mark (HT Correspondent)read more

Having enjoyed the memorable end to his Test career, former England captain Alastair Cook was an emotional man at the end of the final match of the series against India. read more

James Anderson became the most successful fast bowler in Test history when he sealed England’s 118-run win over India at the Oval on Tuesday. read more

James Anderson scalped two wickets during India’s second innings at the Oval on Monday and that helped him take the top spot in the illustrious list along with Glenn Mcgrath read more

Anderson has 557 wickets, just six fewer than the retired McGrath ahead of the fourth Test against India, which starts on Thursday. read more