and Michael Clarke Duncan. "He goes, 'No. We'll have you in. I'm gonna give you a clipboard. We'll put you next to Billy Bob. We'll throw you a line here and there.'" And that's exactly what ...

Amid growing concerns about his form, former Australian captain Michael Clarke has come out in defence of Sharma. Speaking to the media, the JioStar expert stated: I think Rohit’s an absolute ...

Having said that, former Australia World Cup-winning captain Michael Clarke, in a staggering take, wants Rohit to continue until he is 45. It is very unlikely, though, as no cricketer of the ...

But we'll be back next week for another instalment, so start thinking of any questions you want to get in for Michael Clarke. In the meantime, you may catch up on today's episode in the video ...

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Former Australia cricketer-turned commentator Michael Clarke mentioned where Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) captain Rishabh Pant got it wrong against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Match 30 of the Indian ...

IPL 2025: Former Australia cricketer Michael Clarke said that Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain MS Dhoni is still the best wicketkeeper in the world at the age of 43. Listen to Story Former Australia ...

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has hailed Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper MS Dhoni as the best wicketkeeper in the world. The praise comes after Dhoni's brilliant show in a match ...

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Chankesh Rao Updated : Apr 13, 2025, 05:15 PM IST Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has voiced his support for Rohit Sharma amidst his recent struggles in the IPL 2025 season. The dynamic ...

Rohit Sharma might be going through a tough phase with the bat, but former Australian captain Michael Clarke felt the Mumbai Indians batter is just one knock away from returning to form.