Ashton Agar has so far turned almost as many heads as he has turned cricket balls. At the age of 19 he has a place in the squads of Western Australia, the Perth Scorchers, and also the national team, having sensationally been upgraded from an internship on the 2013 tour of India to a more expansive role in Michael Clarke's squad. Agar's rapid rise continued when he was included in Australia's XI for the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge in 2013.
The International Cricket Council today announced that former Australia spinner Shane Warne will be inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame on Friday 19 July during the tea interval of the second Ashes Test between England and Australia at Lord’s.
Warne becomes the 69th male member of the Hall of Fame,* and joins fellow 2012-13 inductees Brian Lara of the West Indies, England’s Enid Bakewell and former Australia team-mate Glenn McGrath in being recognized by the ICC and the living members of the Hall of Fame.
Arjun, who is a left hander unlike his father, had made his debut at the national level in January 2011 in the Cadence Trophy in Pune. He has been in news since then. In the same tournament this year, he made 65 off 39 balls against PCMC Varroc Vengsarkar CA.
PakPassion is proud to present the 9th Episode of the exclusive cricket review show - View From The Pavilion!
Your hosts in this week’s episode are Shayan & TalhaSyed!
In this weeks episode we look forward to Pakistan's tour of the West Indies - the squad selection, who is and isn't likely to play and make our predictions!
Do you think Pakistan will be able to make the ICC Test Championship? And if they do, how well do you think they'll perform?