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That famous ‘dropped’ catch 'How does it feel to drop the World Cup, Herschell' - Steve Waugh to Gibbs #OnThisDay in 1999 at Headingley. Steve Waugh later disowns the comment & said the line was something closer to "That's going to cost your team today, Hersch" Waugh smashed 120*

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#OnThisDay in 1993, Robin Smith smashed 167* (163b, 17x4, 3x6) against Australia at Edgbaston. Next highest: 36 (Thorpe). Despite the heroic efforts, England lost the match by 6 wickets. Mark Waugh (113) & Allan Border (86*) added 168 runs for the 4th wicket to secure the win.

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#WATCH | Melbourne, Australia | Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacts with 'Ruby the Roo,' Australia's international mascot, during his visit to the Melbourne Cricket Ground. He was accompanied by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and former Australian Men's Cricket Team Captain Steve Waugh. (Source: ANI/DD)

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