Although Australian cricket is in a serious rebuilding exercise, it has not meant that the Australian cricketers could not enjoy their game and bring some cheer to the children as the pictures show with Michael Clarke, the Australian captain, in predominant focus in Kandy, Sri Lanka. Perhaps the smile on the captain's face is also from the relaxation after Australia won the first Test at Galle.
Michael Clarke
Michael Clarke
Is he trying to convert a few Sri Lankan fans into Australian fans...check out the flag in the kid's hand!
Michael Clarke
The Australians appeal as the Sri Lankan children go about their business in the match. All good fun for a great cause.
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