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Sthalekar, Kallis, Abbas inducted into ICC Hall of Fame – cricket.com.au
Fifth Aussie woman to be elevated to cricket’s pantheon, alongside legendary Proteas allrounder and Pakistani run-machine
Former ODI captain-turned-commentator Lisa Sthalekar is the fifth Australian women’s player to be installed in the International Cricket Council’s Hall of Fame.
Sthalekar has been elevated to the game’s pantheon alongside ex-South Africa allrounder Jacques Kallis and Pakistan run machine Zaheer Abbas, who followed a celebrated playing career with roles in cricket management and administration.
The annual announcement of new inductees to the Hall of Fame, which was established in 2009 and now b…
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