マイケル・クラークがオーストラリア・クリケット殿堂入りを果たした。 64 人のプレイヤーの完全なリストを知る

元オーストラリア代表キャプテンのマイケル・クラークが、世界クリケットにおける彼の象徴的なキャリアとリーダーシップを称え、オーストラリア・クリケット殿堂入りを果たした。

Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has been honoured as an inductee into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. Clarke, who is 43, accepted this prestigious recognition on Thursday, almost ten years after concluding his great playing career. “To be able to sit along so many wonderful players, idols, role models growing up as a kid and looking up to is something I’m honoured by,” Clarke expressed. He becomes the 64th inductee, with more names expected to be announced later this season.

Clarke’s celebrated career

Michael Clarke began his first-class journey at the tender age of 17 with New South Wales. He captained Australia to victory in the 2015 ODI World Cup and led the team in 47 out of his 115 Test matches. Clarke boasts impressive statistics, with 8643 Test runs, making him the sixth highest for Australia, and 7981 ODI runs, placing him fourth. His 28 Test centuries also rank him sixth on the list. Clarke’s explosive debut in the 2004 India tour, where he scored 151 in Bengaluru, marked his entry into Test cricket. Notably, he scored an unbeaten 329 against India in Sydney in 2011-12.

What is Cricket Australia Hall of Fame?

The Australian Cricket Hall of Fame is housed within the Australian Gallery of Sport and Olympic Museum, located at the Melbourne Cricket Ground’s Australian Sports Museum. Established on December 6, 1996, it celebrates the greatest cricketers from Australia’s history. To be considered for induction, cricketers need to have retired from international play for a minimum of five years.

All Cricket Australia Hall of Famers

Name	Career	Inducted
Victor Trumper	1899–1912	1996
Fred Spofforth	1877–1887	1996
Bill Ponsford	1924–1934	1996
Bill O’Reilly	1932–1946	1996
Keith Miller	1946–1956	1996
Ray Lindwall	1946–1960	1996
Dennis Lillee	1971–1984	1996
Clarrie Grimmett	1925–1936	1996
Don Bradman	1928–1948	1996
Jack Blackham	1877–1894	1996
Neil Harvey	1948–1963	2000
Allan Border	1978–1994	2000
Warwick Armstrong	1902–1921	2000
Bill Woodfull	1926–1934	2001
Arthur Morris	1946–1955	2001
Stan McCabe	1930–1938	2002
Greg Chappell	1970–1984	2002
Lindsay Hassett	1938–1953	2003
Ian Chappell	1964–1980	2003
Hugh Trumble	1890–1904	2004
Alan Davidson	1953–1963	2004
Rod Marsh	1970–1984	2005
Clem Hill	1896–1912	2005
Bob Simpson	1957–1978	2006
Monty Noble	1898–1909	2006
Charlie Macartney	1907–1926	2007
Richie Benaud	1952–1964	2007
Ian Healy	1988–1999	2008
George Giffen	1881–1896	2008
Steve Waugh	1985–2004	2009
Graham McKenzie	1961–1971	2010
Bill Lawry	1961–1971	2010
Doug Walters	1965–1981	2011
Mark Taylor	1989–1999	2011
Shane Warne	1992–2007	2012
Charles Turner	1887–1895	2013
Glenn McGrath	1993–2007	2013
Mark Waugh	1991–2002	2014
Belinda Clark	1991–2005	2014
Jack Ryder	1920–1929	2015
Adam Gilchrist	1999–2008	2015
Jeff Thomson	1972–1985	2016
Wally Grout	1957–1966	2016
Betty Wilson	1948–1958	2017
Matthew Hayden	1994–2009	2017
David Boon	1984–1996	2017
Karen Rolton	1995–2009	2018
Ricky Ponting	1995–2012	2018
Norm O’Neill	1958–1965	2018
Billy Murdoch	1875–1904	2019
Dean Jones	1984–1994	2019
Cathryn Fitzpatrick	1991–2006	2019
Sharon Tredrea	1975–1984	2020
Johnny Mullagh	Unknown	2020
Craig McDermott	1984–1996	2020
Lisa Sthalekar	2003–2011	2021
Merv Hughes	1985–1994	2021
Raelee Thompson	1972–1985	2022
Justin Langer	1993–2007	2022
Ian Redpath	1964–1976	2023
Margaret Jennings	1972–1977	2023
Michael Clarke	2003 – 2015	2025