Nothing disrespect to any legends from the beautiful game of cricket, but McGrath went far and surpassed the careers and achievements of many a great bowlers from history. He set a new record for the most wickets by any bowler in test cricket, with a humungous tally of 519 wickets. in the History of Cricket
McGrath wasn’t the fastest bowler in world cricket, but his swing, line and length stood out toe to toe against the best bowlers of his generation. McGrath played a major role in the Australian side lifting the World Cup three times in a row In 1999, in 2003 and finally in 2007. He suffered a career threatening injury to his ankle In 2004 and underwent a major surgery which kept him out of action for a long time.
Mgrath was awarded with the player of the tournament prize in the 2007 World Cup, his final tournament for his national side. What a way it was for him to retire! As player of the World Cup, and with a hattrick of World Cup triumps. Surely, McGrath’s name would go down as arguably the greatest Australian bowler ever and that of the world too.
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