Adam Gilchrist, in his final World Cup match, produced one of the greatest knocks in the history of the competition.

Adam Gilchrist blasted a 104-ball 149 to set up Australia’s title triumph against Sri Lanka in the 9th edition of cricket World Cup in 2007 ...

Adam Gilchrist, in an exclusive interview at the Gabba, reminisced about his cricketing journey, highlighting Shane Warne's impact and his admiration for Rishabh Pant's explosive style. He praised ...

Opener Adam Gilchrist is out for record 149 as holders Australia race to 227 for two after 31 overs against Sri Lanka in the rain-shortened World Cup final on Saturday.

Adam Gilchrist smashed 149 off just 104 balls, the highest score in a World Cup final as Australia piled on the runs against Sri Lanka in Bridgetown, Barbados this morning.

Australia romped to their third straight title in 2007 in a blaze of glory from Adam Gilchrist's bat that even a farcical finish in darkness couldn't diminish. Gilchrist was at his destructive ...

Adam Gilchrist's extraordinary century in the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup final featured a unique preparation technique involving a squash ball inside his glove. Advised by coach Bob Meuleman, this ...

Aided by small boundaries, a flat deck and a squash ball nestled inside his left glove, Adam Gilchrist's 149 in the 2007 World Cup final remains the highest individual score in a tournament ...

Adam Gilchrist's 149 was the highest in a World Cup final, while his 172-first wicket stand with Hayden is the second-highest in World Cup finals ...

Gilchrist, who smashed the highest individual score in a World Cup final during Australia's victory over Sri Lanka on Saturday: Born: Nov 14, 1971, Bellingen, New South Wales Major teams ...

Batting with a squash ball in your glove can be a painful experience, but not for Gilchrist. The result was perhaps the best performance in a World Cup final. This was his third scene-stealer in ...