Steve Waugh

At No. 5 in the former Australia captain's Ashes XI: his predecessor

A look at the select list of players who have ended up with a score of 199 in a Test innings

A walk down memory lane, with the Guardian, when the Waugh brothers worked in a sports goods store while climbing through the ranks of Australian domestic cricket

New Zealand became a better Test side thanks to livelier surfaces at home that benefited batsmen and bowlers. West Indies can follow their lead

The chief cause for run-outs is a breakdown in communication. Turns out, sometimes even twins can't get their messages across in time

The future Australia captain was just 22 when he played a vital role with the ball in his first World Cup, especially at a tense stage in the final at Eden Gardens

A chorus of former Australian captains stood staunchly behind the incumbent Michael Clarke after he faced questions about his leadership upon his return home from a dreadful Test series defeat

Former Australia captain Steve Waugh talks about his new book, the leadership styles of Border and Clarke, the Argus review, and his brother Mark

Steve Waugh, the former Australia captain, has said England captain Alastair Cook will know "deep down" that captaincy is affecting his cricket, and stressed England needed Cook more as a batsman

What do you get when you combine a legendary Test cricketer's cap, a two-year-old and some pink zinc cream?

Steve Waugh, Ian Chappell, Clive Lloyd, MAK Pataudi: some of cricket's finest captains speak about their craft

The DRS has opened up a whole other barrel of monkeys with machine guns, hasn't it?

Dave Richardson, the ICC chief executive, has said that the issue of neutral umpires is once again up for debate in the light of events leading from the first Ashes Test

Australia's triumph in the 1989 Ashes is a cautionary tale for those who think England barely need to lift a finger to retain the urn

Steve Waugh always fulfilled his duties, and managed to never be crushed by them: he was the kind of man any bookish 11-year-old would aspire to be

An analysis of how well or poorly the leading Test batsmen started and finished their illustrious careers

Steve Waugh believes England may fall victim to hubris in the forthcoming Ashes series, suggesting that Australia's bowling strength means Michael Clarke's team needs to only find a handful of decent batting performances to regain the urn

Steve Waugh's reputation as a crisis man is like the real estate market in Mumbai: everyone around me, except me, believes it's credible. It's the one awkward point of discussion in almost all my cricket conversations

When a team wins as much as Steve Waugh's Australia did, you can't really question their captain's strategies