Whenever Brendon Mcculum walked through the pavilion and marked his crease to start his innings, the word of ultra aggression came in our mind, but this is now a thing of past. In cricket over the years, there has been a debate going on that who is the best limited over’s player of all time. Many will say Sachin Tendulkar, others feel Ricky Ponting, Chris Gayle, Virender Sehwag and the list is endless because the game of cricket is blessed with legends.
But if cricket fans were asked to list top five players whom they love to watch and I’m pretty sure that Brendon Mcculum will occupy a spot somewhere near the top in the list.
Bredon Maccullum was a special player, who attracted millions cricketing fans from around the globe to travel miles to see him bat. So, when he decided to retire, cricket fans with a lot of regret, accepted this decision, because we all know that every beginning has ending and Baz is no exception.
Brendon Mcculum on his last match against the arch revivals Aussies in Christchurch did what he does best and scored hundred off just 54 deliveries, which is the fastest hundred in the test history.
Baz wasn’t always a match winner, but a player who when came into his own would destroy even the strongest bowling attack in the world and he has a healthy cricketing record to prove it right.
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