Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh

Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh speaks with sports reporter Daniel Lane about religion, politics and sport

[@gareth9383]

Great interview that highlights Steve's compassion and unselfishness. He's also far and away the best cricket writer.

[@nageshv1847]

He was great criketer for Australia but great human ambassador to the world .. thanks again from India.

[@rajasekaransiva8507]

He is truly a citizen of the world!

[@maazrizwan5966]

he is my favourite cricketer of all time. both on and off the field

[@ryansoe4110]

no he was ok overrated shane warne was much better cricketer steve was ok cricketer

[@maazrizwan5966]

by cricketer i did not mean talent. maybe shane warne was more talented but i like gutsy kind of players who may not be the most talented but up for a scrap and show up big in high pressure and tough situation and that is why i love steve waugh.

[@montedog100]

I agree , a player with extraordinary talent who becomes great is expected but a player with mediocre talent who becomes great is exceptional

[@sunnydhamija549]

Roland perry wrote "waugh's way" in early 2000 as a best-selling cricket book. Should be available at big w or Woolworth stores across Australia.

[@courtneywhitehead643]

Never really had much time 4 this guy but fair play to Steve Waugh I am English and a touch bitter but this video was enlightening

[@sunnydhamija549]

International role model too.

[@simonsadlier6170]

As far as nz goes, he likes hadlee. Idols? Maybe Richie benaud at a charity auction way back in 2000.

[@dprashant50]

Didn't mention Nz?

[@nageshv1847]

Lynette survived from stroke Just a reward for his selfless philonthropic work he does.

[@richardhatchett5760]

Lives in Sydney near the scg

[@twelveytwelve]

I think he lives in the Sutherland Shire on Sydney's southern outskirts. I've seen him grocery shopping a few times where I work.

[@sunnydhamija549]

Meet him at the airport, Daniel?