Michael Clarke became the 64th member of Australian cricket's Hall of Fame, with two more names to be added later this season.

The former captain made his first-class debut aged 17, scored 28 Test centuries and led Australia to 2015 ODI World Cup

Sydney: Michael Clarke was inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame on Thursday at the Sydney Cricket Ground, becoming the 64th cricketer to receive the honour. The 43-year-old former captain had a remarkable 12-year international career,

Former Australian cricket captain and 2015 ODI World Cup-winning skipper, Michael Clarke has been recently inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. The announcement was made at the Sydney Cricket Ground on January 23, making Clarke the 64th cricketer to receive this prestigious honor.

Michael Clarke, former Australian cricket captain, has been inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. Clarke, known for his outstanding performance, achieved over 8600 Test runs, 28 centuries,

Clarke has played 115 Tests for Australia in which he scored 8643 runs at an average of 49.10, in 245 ODIs he scored 7981 runs at an average of 44.58 and in 34 T20Is he scored 488 runs at 21.21

World Cup-winning former captain Michael Clarke has become the 64th player to be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame, the sport's governing body in the country announced on Thursday.

Former captain Michael Clarke is the latest inductee to the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. Clarke accepted the honour on Thursday, nearly a decade after he closed the chapter on his remarkable playing career.