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"Super Steve " Waugh is the most capped Australian cricketer in One Day Internationals, playing 325 matches at an average of 32.91. Called Tugga by his mates, and known as "Iceman" by the enemy. Steve is also the most capped Australian Test player too, playing 168 matches at an average of 51.06. Absolute Champion.
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Tests and ODI's - Michael Clarke (c), Shane Watson (vc).
T20's - Cameron White (c), Tim Paine (vc).
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Who was the first captain of Australia in its first test cricket match?
Dave Gregory was the first captain of Australia for the first recognised Test Cricket Match in 1877.
Who is South Australia's cricket captain?
Graham Manou.
What is the most important job in Australia?
Captain of the Australian Cricket team
Who was the captain of Australia in 1999 cricket word cup?
Steve Waugh
Who is Australia cricket team captain?
After september 2011 it is micheal clarke?
Who was the best Captain of the world in Cricket?
Ricky Ponting of Australia has captained his team for the highest number of matches in world cup with 29 matches.
Who was the captain of the Sri Lankan Cricket team in the 1996 Cricket World Cup?
Arjuna Ranatunga was the captain of the Sri Lankan Cricket team in the 1996 Cricket World Cup.
Who captain Australia during their 1999 World Cup Cricket campaign?
Hansie Cronje
Who was the youngest cricket player to captain Australia before Allan Border?
Ian craig
How long has Ricky Pointing been captain of Australia cricket team?
35 years
Who is australias cricket captain?
Michael Clarke is the captain for Australia in test match and 50 over but in T20 is George Bailey.
Who was the captain of Australian cricket team in ICC cricket world cup-1999?
The captain of the Australian cricket team in the 1999 ICC Cricket World Cup was Steve Waugh. Waugh, from NSW, was one of Australia's longest-serving captains, and a prolific run-scorer batting in the middle order. He made his debut for Australia in 1985, took over as Test captain in 1999, and retired in 2004. Waugh was a veteran of 325 one-day internationals and 168 Tests.
