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Steve Waugh

Former Australian Cricket Captain

Passionate captain of the Australian cricket team for five years. Brought home the World Cup and also led a team to success at many grounds. Have been a record holding cricket player with unmatched skill of leadership and ambition. Have been ranked among the top cricketers of all time and beginner of the unforgettable Australian Championship era.

Test Cricket Achievements

10,000 runs

Third Cricketer to score (August 1987 to Present)

Holding 3rd position among cricketers to score 10,000 runs in test career.

92 wickets

Test career wickets (February 1987 to Present)

Managed to get 92 wickets with the 10,000 test run score through the test match career.

16 consecutive victories

Good player of the team (January 1999 to November 2000)

Won 16 consecutive matches as captain. Was the golden era for Australian Cricket as the then ODI World Champions went on to win several test series as well.

Runs against Curtly Ambrose

Test Match Score (January 1995 to February 1996)

Remained steadfast and scored 63 runs against Curtly Ambrose of West Indies. Facing the best team of the world, the test series was a challenge and the whole team only managed 128 runs.
ODI Victories

1999 World Cup

Australian Captain February 1999 to March 2003 4 years & 2 months

After a rather slow start, won the important group matches.
Won the Super Six matches and defeated teams like India.
Won the final with ease and bagged the second world cup for Australia, and the only one during captaincy.

ODI Victories as Captain

Captain of the ODI team January 1997 to March 2000 3 years & 3 months

Played 106 matches as ODI captain and led the team to win 67 matches.
A phenomenal 67% victory rate was a big achievement.
Also ranked higher among the world teams.

1987 World Cup and Iceman

Good Bowler April 1987 to March 1992 5 years

Australia won by seven runs and throughout the series, I took 11 wickets and made 167 runs.
Some crucial wickets were taken by me at the right time, which made a lot of difference.
Was given the nickname of IceMan due to good performance under stressful conditions.
Honors and Titles

Australian Sports Medal 2000

Awarded the medal for good services. The medal was presented in July 2000.

Australian of the Year 2004

Presented award for charitable work and cricket contribution.

Australian Hall of Fame

Included in the hall of fame for cricket services. The inclusion was in 2009.
Other Activities
  • Psychological Mentor
  • Australian of the Year
  • Tour Diaries
  • Photographer
  • Newspaper Contributor
  • New Era Cricketer
  • Leper Foundation
  • Author
  • Travel Enthusiast
  • Athletic Liaision Officer
  • Australian Father of the Year
Langauges

English (UK)

Native or Bilingual Proficiency
Personal Info

Nationality

Australia

Relocation

Yes

Gender

Male

Freelance Available

Yes

Marital Status

Married

Date of Birth

1965/06/02

Driving License

Yes

Home Address

49 Featherstone Street London EC1Y 8SY, United Kingdom
Activities & Interests
Holidays
Meet People
Travelling
Cricket
Reading
Photography
Personal Skills

Devoted

Ambitious

Results-driven

Confident

Confident

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