David Warner and Philp Huges Enjoying Memorable Moments.

Sport is full of uncertainties. The important thing is to give your best and the results will take care of itself.

Sport is full of uncertainties. The important thing is to give your best and the results will take care of itself. I am a sportsman I understand what a player feels and thinks. There are times when you play good football but others will play better. That is fine with me. I want the Blasters to win the hearts of football fans. And I think they are doing exactly that." - Sachin Tendulkar

If I retire today or after two years, does it make any difference? Not in my life.

If I retire today or after two years, does it make any difference? Not in my life. Does it make a difference if I score 8000 or 10,000 runs in Test cricket? Not in anybody's life. Even if I make 10,000 runs, who will be happy? Only me, maybe, because people don't care about 8000 or 10,000 or 15,000 runs. It is about individual satisfaction.

South African Left Arm Spinner Paul Harris

Haroon Rasheed Born in Karachi on March 25, 1953. He was right handed middle order batsman.

Pakistan Premium Batsman Saeed Anwar in 1996 World Cup

Great Wasim Akram has very quick arm action

Zahoor Elahi, Played ODI cricket for Pakistan in late 1990's

Sachin Tendulkar Running Towards Boundary

Indian great leg spinner Anil Kumble

Mushtaq Ahmad in English County Cricket

Ian Craig is trapped lbw by Jim Laker in the second innings, England v Australia, Manchester, July 31, 1956

Ian Craig bats, 1953 Getty Images The Youngest Test Player of Australia

David Warner says: Happy birthday my little buddy (Philip Huges). I'm glad I got to spend your last day with you. I miss you and will love you forever

Phil Hughes will be 63 not out forever.

The Quickest Test Hundred Every By a New Zealand Batsman in just 78 balls

Brendon McCullum has gone into Beast Mode at Sharjah! He smashed the quickest Test hundred ever by a New Zealand batsman, getting there in just 78 deliveries.

FEBRUARY 10: Phillip Hughes looks on during an Australian nets session at Centurion Park on February 10, 2014 in Centurion, South Africa.

Photo by Morne de Klerk/Getty Images)

Enjoy the game and chase your dreams... Dreams do come true!" Philip Hughes a modern cricket player who was chasing his dreams.

Mike Gatting suffered a nasty injury in the first One-Day International. Malcolm Marshall's ball lifted and caught Gatting in an awkward position. Gatting's nose remains the most photographed nose in Britain

Stuart Broad: England’s Stuart Broad suffers nasty injury as he top-edged ball through his helmet during India Test. Stuart Broad suffered a fractured nose and had to under go surgery.