Mark Waugh

Scoring a century has always been a great achievement in Test cricket

Brothers Steve and Mark Waugh will be honoured during the opening of the 'Stephen and Mark Waugh Pavilion' at Bankstown Memorial Oval on Tuesday, February 8

One of the most elegant strokeplayers in modern-day cricket, Mark Waugh won world acclaim for his batting in the 1996 World Cup when he scored three centuries for Australia

London - Australia have an eye for a classy thoroughbred: someone who has that extra special touch and ensures he is a step ahead of the others when it comes to the skills needed to win matches

AUSTRALIAN Test players Shane Warne and Mark Waugh should have been suspended and had their fines made public over their involvement with an Indian bookmaker, an Australian Cricket Board inquiry found yesterday

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that Mr Rob O'Regan AM QC had completed the Player Conduct Inquiry instituted by the Board last December

Graeme Hick and Mark Waugh are in great form at the moment

SHANE WARNE and Mark Waugh admitted having accepted payment for giving information that could be obtained from a hundred other sources for free, and were punished by the Australian Cricket Board...four years ago

SHANE WARNE and Mark Waugh will be spared investigation by the International Cricket Council commission looking into match-fixing as their case has already been settled

MARK WAUGH said yesterday that his dealings with an illegal Indian bookmaker known as 'John' had lasted longer than he previously had admitted

AUSTRALIA'S cricket authorities have added fuel to the bookmaker controversy involving Shane Warne and Mark Waugh by making Warne captain for the forthcoming one-day match against England, with Waugh as his vice-captain

THE Waugh twins have been involved in nearly all of Australia's batting triumphs in the last few years and they were at it again, this time on their favourite stretch of turf, the SCG

A CALL for life bans on Shane Warne and Mark Waugh is to be made by Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka when the International Cricket Council meet next month to discuss bribery and corruption in the sport

A DRESSING-room remark made in jest by Mark Waugh was the first time Australian officials heard of bribes being offered in Pakistan, according to an article in the Melbourne Age

IT was the tale of two Australian batsmen under pressure at the Adelaide Oval - one prospered by using his brains; the other perished because he failed to heed the warnings

THE chances of Shane Warne and Mark Waugh turning up in Pakistan to testify at the inquiry into allegations of bribery and match-fixing are slim, according to the head of the judicial commission

ALL EYES were on Mark Waugh at the Adelaide Oval yesterday, though not for long because his tortured innings came to a tame and merciful end courtesy of his old Essex mate Peter Such after just 36 painful minutes

LAHORE, Dec 12 (AFP) - A Pakistani judicial commission investigating match-fixing allegations in cricket on Saturday sent a formal request to the Australian Cricket Board to make Shane Warne and Mark Waugh available for examination

"During the course of the 1994 tour of Sri Lanka, before we went to Pakistan, I was approached by a man, who I later discovered to be bookmaker from India