Mine were Dennis Lillee , Imran Khan and Wasim Akram.

...and all things Nice?

Really he is Alaxander the great of Cricket .

Even greater that he was a lower middle order batsman and had to bat with tail most of times

He was also the first batsman to score 150 against all (at the time) nine test playing nations.

khalil rehman Please...just stop with all that "love from" crap. It doesn't matter where you're from. Just love the beautiful game of cricket without bringing nationalism into the equation.

Its odd because he doesn't say much. Not much of a talker.

The prototypical Australian - hard, tough, win at all cost's, but when it comes to the crunch he's fair.

Spot on. Sometimes you just get beaten by brilliance. That match has basically changed forever how Australian captains view the follow on. They’ve been scared off by it to this day.

Well thats about India The captain of that episode of fixing is currently the head of his state cricket association

Tony was English

@@rameezrather5385 South African. He captained England, and lived and died in Australia.

@@craigedwards2940 thanks for d info.

And how they fucked it up.

First along with mcgrath

What would he say about the poms and the ashes?! “We smashed them every time. Caddick, Fraser, Cork were shite. Their batsmen were shite too. We’d get them out for fun.”

Plus we got beaten by them in my first ashes series in 1986/87. Beefy smashed us in Brisbane and Gladstone Small bowled us out in the Boxing Day test!! He could have mentioned that along with after that series we beat them easily for the next 18 years!!

@@Superfly1503 hurts to say you’re right would of been a waste of time talking about the England sides back when he played we were dog poo 🤣🤣

Curtly Ambrose. You've got Walsh and Ambrose mixed up. :-)

it was when steve and bancroft dont even debut this was interview of a few years back in 2009

Well they were talking about the Pakistan players being caught for spot fixing in 2010 and they said it was a couple of years ago so I would say this was recorded in 2012 or 2013.

Not so: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mOCcnZyfzbadaY0.html

M4st3rm1nd Pot. Kettle. Black.

And the greatest to have ever done it

This wasn’t a listing session. Cool your jets.

The question you are refering to was about the match fixing, starting from Hansie to Salman. It was not about Salman or Pak cricket. The Interview was about Aussie and SA cricket and about Steve's career and views. All the questions were about events that defines Steve's career and the players involved in the events. Only time he was asked about specific players are 3 Aussie players and 3 SA players. If you have not noticed, Steve is an Australian and Ali Bacher is a South African. And the intended audience is Australians and South Africans. Not sure why you think Ali Bacher have to ask about Wsim and Waqar specifically. Ali even did not ask about Aussie legends players Lille, Thomson, McDermot, Alan Border, Chapell Brothers, his siblling Mark, Taylor etc.

@@ikhtiarsobhan I don't blame him for asking, the Pakistani's have had some great fast bowlers. But, they're not really a rival for Australia, as India aren't. Maybe Pakistan. We maybe in their eye's, but the West Indies, especially then and now. Like England and New Zealand. It creates the most interest amongst the fan's.

Craig Edwards : Agreed. Wasim and Waqar was greats but their whole team was very inconsistent. You bowl out the opponent below 200 but then got bundled for 150 although they have some great batsmen as well.

If you read what the players who played with him say, other than Shane Warne, the exact opposite is the truth.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbWcha55yNOnhJ8.html

And how do you figure that? Name one instance where his play was personally selfish. This is often levelled at Steve Waugh but generally it’s from one former teammate who’s felt jaded since he was dropped in 1998.

The most selfless cricketer, pity your cricketing sense