Mark Waugh

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland today announced that the National Selection Panel had chosen the following squad for the one-day international leg of the 2002 Travelex Tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe.

With the notable exception of Steve Waugh, Australia's batsmen ripped into what some consider South Africa's second-best attack, rushing to 452 for five on the second day of their four-day match against the South African `A' team at St George's Park

If this proves to be Steve Waugh's swansong in England then those who were lucky enough to get tickets for the fifth and final npower Ashes Test at the AMP Oval will have witnessed something very special and rather extraordinary

No evidence has been found over which Mark Waugh could be charged over bribery allegations made in India last year, according to a special investigator of the Australian Cricket Board.

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Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Speed today announced the twenty-five players to be contracted by the Board for the next twelve months

Mark Waugh has a fracture in his right little finger and will return home as soon as possible, it was announced on Friday

The fact that anything can happen at any time is both the greatness and drawback of limited overs cricket

Even though the sun is shining in all its prime here in Mumbai on Friday, the news is gloomy for the touring Australians

Rarely in the course of cricketing history has a player as elegant and classy as Mark Waugh appeared on the scene

LONDON - Mark Waugh has shrugged off the cricket bribes scandal to regain his spot in the world Top 10 one-day batsmen, leaping 16 places to No.7

Mark Waugh will face cricket anti-corruption officials this Saturday in Melbourne to discuss allegations made against him in an Indian police report, the Australian Cricket Board has announced

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that it had finalised the time for Mark Waugh to be interviewed by the ACB's Special Investigator, Greg Melick, and representatives of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Anti-Corruption Unit

Mark Waugh has agreed to speak with ICC and ACB anti-corruption investigators, Australian Cricket Board Chief Executive Malcolm Speed said in a media conference today

The Australian Cricket Board said today that it was disappointed that Mark Waugh had refused at this stage to cooperate with the ACB and ICC inquiries being held to investigate allegations that he had accepted more money than previously disclosed for

The ACB today announced that the ACB's Special Investigator, Greg Melick, and the International Cricket Council (ICC) Anti-Corruption Unit will seek to interview Mark Waugh in Australia during a visit by members of the Unit to Australia on 3 and 4

ADELAIDE - Mark Waugh celebrates the 10th anniversary of his Test debut tomorrow with a belief he can play cricket for Australia for at least another five seasons

ADELAIDE - Mark Waugh celebrates the 10th anniversary of his Test debut tomorrow with a belief he can play cricket for Australia for at least another five seasons