Journalism of Courage
Michael Clarke bid adieu to ODI cricket in fine fashion as he secured yet another World Cup title for Australia. (Source: Reuters)
Clarke ended his career having scored just under 8,000 runs in ODI cricket at an average of 44. (Source: Reuters)
The great man stepped up to do his job with aggressive decisions in the field and some scintillating batting when he came out to bat. (Source: AP)
He dedicated his knock and in fact the World Cup trophy to his 'little brother', the late Phil Hughes. (Source: AP)
He departed the crease having put his side at the brink after scoring 74 off 72 deliveries. (Source: AP)
The captain who was struggling for fitness ahead of the mega-event has been in control of the Australian side and has led them to an unprecedented 5th World Cup title. (Source: Reuters)
At the end of the day, Michael Clarke departs the game, a true champion, in every sense of the word. Now all that's left to do is to choose who will take the legendary number 23 jersey. (Source: AP)
