Adam Gilchrist

Adam Gilchrist When Australia won their first series on Indian soil after 35 years in 2004, Adam Gilchrist the then acting captain was greatly inspired by words of a quadriplegic patient whom Gilchrist had met in Sydney. Perry Cross, who was paralyzed in 1994 at the age of 19 due to a tackle while playing Rugby, was the motivational speaker who helped Gilly face the odds and is also quite renown all over the world. Gilchrist, who first met Perry in Sydney, visited the patient in Delhi...Read Full Story

Formmer Australian cricketer Adam Gilchrist and his wife Mel have welcomed the birth of their fourth child. Ted James Gilchrist was born at 8.20am yesterday after an early morning wake-up call. The new arrival is a younger brother to the couple's three children, Harry, 9, Annie, 6, and Archie, 4. "We were always keen to have a family of four because I'm one of four and Mel's one of five," Gilchrist said. "We feel quite blessed to have been able to get there."Read Full Story

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Adam Gilchrist Editing New Year 2012 Picture Photos Gilchrist Latest Wallpaper Images Gallery  ADAM GILCHRIST EARLY LIFE  playing for his school, Deniliquin South Public School, he won the Brian Taber Shield (named after New South Wales cricketer Brian Taber). At the age of 13, his parents, Stan and June, moved the family to Lismore where Gilchrist captained the Kadina High School cricket team. Gilchrist was selected for the state under-17 team, and in 1989 he was offered a scholarship by...Read Full Story

Captain Ricky Ponting and retiring wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist were on a list of 13 Australians who have agreed to join the Indian Premier League which was revealed on Tuesday. Batsman Michael Clarke, paceman Mitchell Johnson and gloveman Brad Haddin have declined offers and did not feature on the list, released by the Australian agent for the tournament, Neil Maxwell. The 13 players will now be available at Wednesday's player auction in Mumbai, where representatives of each of the eight IPL...Read Full Story