Former captain Michael Clarke got emotional upon being inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame

After receiving the honor, Michael Clarke became emotional and said that it was an honor for me to sit with so many great players, idols, and role models and take inspiration from them in childhood. Retirement does a lot for you. Nowadays you miss some parts while watching cricket. When you play at the highest level people talk about your international career, but for me it started at the age of six. I retired at the age of 34, so it was my life. It is still a part of my life.

He further said that cricket is probably similar to normal life. You go on the field and score 100 runs and then pick up the bat. Then you go to the field, field in the slips, and drop a catch on the second ball of the game.

On this occasion, Hall of Fame Chairman Peter King said that Michael's extraordinary first-class playing career started at the SCG at the age of just 17 and this is the place where he achieved many achievements. Which also includes a triple century in Test cricket against India in 2012. Michael's career will always be remembered by the Australian public and he will be among the top players.