Michael Clarke, test cricket
Clarke to be inducted into Aussie cricket's hall of fame
It was 11 first-class matches before Clarke made his maiden hundred, in March 2001. He went into the Sheffield Shield clash against Victoria at the SCG averaging 25 but against an attack led by Paul Reiffel and Matthew Inness, the 19-year-old batted for four hours across a couple of rain-affected days to make a fine 106.
World Cup-winning former captain Michael Clarke has become the 64th player to be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of ...
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